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This is the first video of your's I've watched. Love your energy. Nice to see I recognized every place you were (without you telling), because I live here in Pretoria. Have been here for almost two years. Relocated back after a lifetime in the US (mostly Texas). My late mother is African American and today is her birthday (Happy Birthday Mum!!!). She spend most of her life in Africa, being married to my father, a Mosotho from South Africa. She spent her last years in Texas, but really, really missed here. Love it here - reconnecting with family and friends and making new friends. South Africa is a naturally gorgeous country, but the best thing about it is the people. Returning is the best thing I ever did. Every day, I count my blessings to be back. You did a great job on this video! I think I'm hooked.
Thank you!!! We didn't get a chance to explore Pretoria enough so we'll be coming back to experience more of the city soon. Glad you found your home and welcome to the channel!
Considering a trip to the motherland in the near future. I couldn't decide between Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, or South Africa. Thanks to this podcast, I'm leaning towards South Africa....
All of those places are on our list we decided to start w/ SA because it was the cheapest ticket 😂 but we're glad we started here. Best wishes in your exploration!
My bank 🏦 is USAA. USAA refunds all of your ATM 🏧 fees. As long as you have a bank that refunds your ATM 🏧 fees, you shouldn’t have a problem using the 🏧 in South Africa 🇿🇦. I did it for 14 days and my fees were refunded to my account 24 hours later. If your bank doesn’t offer this, then get rid of them and find a bank 🏦 who does. It’ll make traveling to SA easier and less stressful. No conversion rates required. I hope this bit helps. 😀
Top tip. If you come, South Africa does not have any quality Chinese restaurants. There is but it will be a mistake to try from a South Africa. Van City rules
Sawubona South Africa! Here I come! Can't wait. I wanna meet Nkosazana Daughter and the cast of Abafana v Amantombazane and go to an amapiano bar! I wanna learn more isiZulu and Xhosa! Ngiyabonga SA! L
Another reason we don't normally go to the same clubs is because we dont listen to he same music. The vibe is just different on the other side. You are not restricted to go to any club you wanna go to though
We appreciate everytime we see you in the comment section. You we had to come with a bit of information and I'm glad you enjoyed it. This country definitely has us in a more relaxed frame of mind.
Haybo, when are we going to stop being labelled with loadshedding?😂😂😂 We have not had it since March and by the look of things they are nit going to be pulling that stunt again any time soon, after being severely punished in the last elections. Nuce video. Very real. Enjoyed watching it, and I don’t particularly watch travel South Africa videos anymore ♥️♥️♥️♥️ The yte haves overdo security. Millions of people live in standalone houses, fancy houses and not fancy and they’re just fine, and yes home invasions (robberies) do happen, just like in the US.
It could come back, so it's okay to leave it on this video. This government of ours will break your heart. We've went 18months without loadshedding before and it came back.
Wow guys, talk about covering all bases. Absolutely loved the your Traveller's Tips Vlog...as a South African, i give it a solid 10/10❤👌🏾 You guys should just get your SA citizenship already...bro the way you pronounced " Afrikaans,Huzet and Xhosa", impressive indeed👌🏾 You got your self a new subscriber...enjoy your stay! SHARP-SHARP👍🏾❤🇿🇦
In South Africa you will hear different African languages. Depending where you go, in cape town you would xhosa a lot. And Johannesburg in Gauteng province you would hear the Sesotho language a lot and some languages
@@Iqandatheegg Basotho choose to Speak Zulu because it is easy to learn , Unlike SESOTHOor SETWANA they are not Easy for Zulu or Xhosa speakers to learn , Even Foreigners Find Zulu easy to Learn.
Wow, you guys nailed this one, and great edit and sequencing. Much appreciated and thanks for choosing SA. Thanks for being Ambassadors of our nation ( SA Alive With Possibilities). The Yarbros did not even talk the Yanos.
If you happen to be in the Cape Winelands - you can visit any wine farm and taste for free - all of them offer free wine tasting. Try it you won't regret, but don't over indulge😁😁.
A little point of correction, Pretoria is predominantly Tswana/Northern Sotho speaking while Joburg would be Predominantly Zulu and to a less extend Sotho/Tswana speaking
Awesome video & extremely informative. We will be in South Africa in 2025. My second time & my partners first. So excited. Keep up the great content. Been following you both for years.!😊
Lovely video. I’m currently in the US, my family says loadshedding has significantly decreased, hopefully we get rid of it completely along with crime , inequality and illegal immigration etc.
Yes, I am definitely aware of the segregation existing today. It’s such a beautiful country despite that history and current setting. I plan to be there in February. Thank you for the great video.
Yes, we said that in the video but between you and I our apt in Fourways had its power shut off for 18 hours 😭. They called it maintenance but that isn't normal. When SA has gone a year or 2 with uninterrupted power we will report it. Right now er haven't gone out stay without having our power interrupted. What I'm saying is I do not trust "the fix" enough not to mention it to our viewers.
I never noticed how separated we are in our social settings in South African, I noticed a similar vibe in America. It was also strange being a minority...the lady at Starbucks was YT, the garbage men were YT, firefighters, most police offices were YT. It was a different world for me, but I had a wonderful time in America. It's a fantastic country, I can't wait to explore other parts of the US.
If you go on safari , you will notice that even in the wild there is seperation . Nothing wrong with that . Anyone can associate , whatever your liking . ❤
Hola family I am as a subscriber, but I was not receiving your notification I had to unsubscribe and reload👍🏽miss seeing you always enjoyed your travel , definitely will catch up🖤💚💛
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As a white South African I appreciate this content. Yes we have problems like any country including corrupt politicians, however we have a strong civil society that always always looks to hold the centre. People of all races will stand together against bad government. One thing Americans might miss is the amount of choices you guys have when it comes to soda and fast food. Although South African food is better quality... And if you are able to visit the first thing you will be offered is biltong..
The language you find in Pretoria is Setswana, please American don't refer to our Sotho, Setswana Language as Zulu. You find Zulu in Natal in Gauteng where you find Johannesburg is actually the Batswana, Basotho, and Bapedi area, not Zulu. Zulu flocked to this area to come work in the mines
👍🏽👍🏻👍🏽👍🏻🫶✌️👌 Mon pays c'est le Togo en Afrique mais sa fait plus de 25 ans que je vie en côte d'ivoire c'est un autre pays de l'Afrique j'adore tout vos vidéos
We went to South Africa with Smart Tours. There were 16 elder blacks in our group from Northern California. We have a great time, but I tour was pretty scripted. We were blessed to see the big five. Went on three Safaris. We tipped when it was deserved, and the locals truly showed us love. We treat everyone with respect, and they returned the respect to us. Very nice people. I was disappointed that most of the major business were not owned by blacks.
It's historical that you don't find many proper Black owned businesses however things are slowly changing but the powers be and the system are resisting change and transformation.
@snakedog77 It's historical that you don't find many proper Black owned businesses however things are slowly changing but the powers be and the system are resisting change and transformation.
Remember we have been oppressed for so long we have just come out of oppression 30 years ago it is disingenuous to expect black South Africans to own everything, I advise you to go and research about our history then you can find all the facts.
Ya'll look so at home and comfortable. Ok, you know I'm going to ask: You have to live in one of them for the next 2 years, what's it gonna be? Capetown or Joburg? 😃 Forgot to ask: Did you go to one of the black-owned wineries in Capetown? I heard one is owned by an African-American.
If we were going to make a decision today it would be Cape Town. The ocean and slower pace was comfortable. Loving Joburg too but it's definitely city life². We hunted and everyone told us there were no black owned wineries. There were some black owned labels...if you know of one please let us know. We will go back to capture and promote it! Enjoy your day!!! -Rondel
@sandrasgotvoice choosing between Cape Town and Johannesburg I would say it just depends on the individual persons life style, Johannesburg it's fast paced sort of like New York and Cape Town it's more like California much more laid back and I would say more of a holiday hub unlike Johannesburg which is more like a business hub and you see more Black people in Jozi than Cape Town.
I’m gonna need y’all to start a SA tour and an expat transition team. Soon please. I’m a retiree on a limited budget and it looks like SA checks a lot of boxes for me. This election has me shook so…. Get busy wit dat!!!!
Salad not a soup is correct 😂I love that so much. Also yt people are the bitter part of the salad😩we want them out of our salad but it’ll take a long time.
We mentioned that loadshedding hasn't happened since march but no one seems to know the definite answer of whether it will return. In the event it does, we've given tips to help ppl navigate that. After 17 years of loadshedding, we wish South Africa to have just as many (+more) years without it.
Thanks for sharing this video. Would love if y’all can do a video that speaks more on the racial divide. I imagine as Black American expats ya’ll can hang out with folks of different backgrounds but I wonder if that is the same locally
Iam a south african i dont think racism is as much as we think now it depends o. Individuals as even some blacks dont like other race or other race dont like blacks its only few cases orherwise we are united we dnt have a problem with each other
United ea masepa. As long there is inequality example economically, socially , languages there is no unity. racism e teng. Batho ba etseng racism ke mokgowa
Girl STFU and remember you're a visitor in SA, or in any afrikan countries. Your Neanderthal DNA belongs in Europe and that will NEVER change. You will never be a SA, get that thru your empty brain.
👍🏽👍🏻👍🏽👍🏻🫶✌️👌 salut salut même si souvent je ne commente pas sa fait des années que je vous suis tout les jours je vous aime très très fort je salut tout les abonnés
Remember afrikaans is not only α language of white oppressors, most afrikaans speakers are coloured and people of all races speak it. It was created by indigenous people when interacting with settlers but used as α language of oppression. In that sense English is less indigenous in South Africa ❤ love u guys
The Afrikaans language came from those Europeans who brought apartheid to South Africa is what I believe he was saying. The Afrikaan colonizer language is the European made up language that’s used today by all the Caucasian South Africans who inherited from their ancestors who were the ones who brought apartheid to South Africa against the native blacks of the country.
@@biggeststeppa1 WESTERN MEDIA PLAY US BOLD SIDE, WHAT WE SEE ON SOUTHAFRICA TV ALL BLACK AMERICAN IS RICH AND THIS NOT TRUE -------- WHAT BLACK AMERICANS ON AMERICAN TV SEE ABOUT AFRICA, ALL OF US IS POOR AND THIS NOT TRUE, THIS HOW WESTERN MEDIA PLAY US BOLD SIDE 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦😭😭😭
@@southafricaismyhome814Stop lying on us. 34% of black Americans had passports as of 2023 and the number is rising. Less than half of Americans of any race have passports since the U.S. is so cool and large that many don’t bother to travel. Every black person I know has a passport and has traveled to many countries. Black people have increased our net worths as well. We aren’t all rich but only a small percentage is poor.
Good content - but for apartheid information, best to say the government kept the non-white and the whites separate - not just black, coloured and white separate. There’s for example - a large Indian community in SA and some Chinese too, they were affected during apartheid too. Plus, Summer is generally Dec- Feb because we have four seasons. Just for accuracy.
We haven’t experienced any racism but some melanated locals have expressed they still experience it, while some non melanated ppl feel it’s no longer a problem.
I heard you can walk into the wrong bar or business out there (“whites only businesses” although they can’t legally say that.. they will make you feel it, or give you a hint lol)
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You mis it us Bank Systems is World class not even America come Close to us
I love what I'm watching as a South African thanks guys for loving us and this video will bring more black Americans please bring them back
South Africa 🇿🇦 is still one of my favourite places in the world 🌎 I travelled there for work in early 2000's 🎉
I can see why! It’s quickly become ours!
@@TheYarbrosTHANKYOU FOR SHOW CASE SOUTHAFRICA, TO THE WORLD, 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦👍🏾👍🏾
Damn! Your channel made me proud to be South African🇿🇦
New subscriber🙋🏾♂️
That’s the ultimate compliment! Welcome to the channel. We’ve got much love for 🇿🇦
@@TheYarbrosmuch love to you too🙌🏾❤️❤️
This is the first video of your's I've watched. Love your energy. Nice to see I recognized every place you were (without you telling), because I live here in Pretoria. Have been here for almost two years. Relocated back after a lifetime in the US (mostly Texas). My late mother is African American and today is her birthday (Happy Birthday Mum!!!). She spend most of her life in Africa, being married to my father, a Mosotho from South Africa. She spent her last years in Texas, but really, really missed here. Love it here - reconnecting with family and friends and making new friends. South Africa is a naturally gorgeous country, but the best thing about it is the people. Returning is the best thing I ever did. Every day, I count my blessings to be back. You did a great job on this video! I think I'm hooked.
Thank you!!! We didn't get a chance to explore Pretoria enough so we'll be coming back to experience more of the city soon. Glad you found your home and welcome to the channel!
Considering a trip to the motherland in the near future. I couldn't decide between Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, or South Africa. Thanks to this podcast, I'm leaning towards South Africa....
All of those places are on our list we decided to start w/ SA because it was the cheapest ticket 😂 but we're glad we started here. Best wishes in your exploration!
Proudly South African here ❤🇿🇦
Thanks for watching!
My bank 🏦 is USAA. USAA refunds all of your ATM 🏧 fees. As long as you have a bank that refunds your ATM 🏧 fees, you shouldn’t have a problem using the 🏧 in South Africa 🇿🇦. I did it for 14 days and my fees were refunded to my account 24 hours later. If your bank doesn’t offer this, then get rid of them and find a bank 🏦 who does. It’ll make traveling to SA easier and less stressful. No conversion rates required. I hope this bit helps. 😀
Watched this entire video! Thank you for the vibrant energy and great info ✨✨
South Africa and Botswana 🇧🇼 is on This Eye's "bucket list " 😊Give Thanks 😊 for this travel vlog...
Awesome tips, thanks so much! I'm Chinese-Canadian and love your travel insight, keep up the positive vibes!!
Thank you so much for your comment!
Top tip. If you come, South Africa does not have any quality Chinese restaurants. There is but it will be a mistake to try from a South Africa. Van City rules
Sawubona South Africa! Here I come! Can't wait. I wanna meet Nkosazana Daughter and the cast of Abafana v Amantombazane and go to an amapiano bar! I wanna learn more isiZulu and Xhosa! Ngiyabonga SA! L
Thank you for making this video my fellow Americans ! I’d love to visit SA with my son! Greetings from Louisiana
Great video! Learned so much about South Africa! Very detailed and well put together! Shoot….we ready!!!
Hey! Glad we could share some valuable tips!!! We’ll see you out here!
Once again, great piece of content. Jam packed, well researched, professional, and overall on point. 💯
Much appreciated!
What a lovely video! You look like such an awesome couple!❤ Thank you for showcasing the country I love ! 🇿🇦
Why am I only meeting you guys now? This is so refreshing .
Another reason we don't normally go to the same clubs is because we dont listen to he same music. The vibe is just different on the other side. You are not restricted to go to any club you wanna go to though
Love the tips with history, cultured scenery included. Thank you for an awesome presentation!I So enjoy seeing how relaxed and happy you are :)🥰
We appreciate everytime we see you in the comment section. You we had to come with a bit of information and I'm glad you enjoyed it. This country definitely has us in a more relaxed frame of mind.
Haybo, when are we going to stop being labelled with loadshedding?😂😂😂
We have not had it since March and by the look of things they are nit going to be pulling that stunt again any time soon, after being severely punished in the last elections.
Nuce video. Very real. Enjoyed watching it, and I don’t particularly watch travel South Africa videos anymore ♥️♥️♥️♥️
The yte haves overdo security. Millions of people live in standalone houses, fancy houses and not fancy and they’re just fine, and yes home invasions (robberies) do happen, just like in the US.
It could come back, so it's okay to leave it on this video. This government of ours will break your heart. We've went 18months without loadshedding before and it came back.
Wow guys, talk about covering all bases. Absolutely loved the your Traveller's Tips Vlog...as a South African, i give it a solid 10/10❤👌🏾
You guys should just get your SA citizenship already...bro the way you pronounced " Afrikaans,Huzet and Xhosa", impressive indeed👌🏾
You got your self a new subscriber...enjoy your stay!
SHARP-SHARP👍🏾❤🇿🇦
We may be doing just that really soon! Thanks for tuning in!
In South Africa you will hear different African languages. Depending where you go, in cape town you would xhosa a lot. And Johannesburg in Gauteng province you would hear the Sesotho language a lot and some languages
Gauteng depends on where you are, in Soweto Zulu is more dominant than Sotho
@@Iqandatheegg Soweto is mixed of African languages. But like I said you would hear some languages so that includes languages that I did not say
@@thato596Gauteng is mixed generally.
@@Iqandatheegg Basotho choose to Speak Zulu because it is easy to learn , Unlike SESOTHOor SETWANA they are not Easy for Zulu or Xhosa speakers to learn , Even Foreigners Find Zulu easy to Learn.
Will be in Jo Burg and Durban in 6 weeks!!! Can't wait!!!
Such a great list!! Thank you!! ❤🙌🏿🙌🏿
Jacaranda 🎉 trees are gorgeous
Well explained!😊 You put it all together beautifully‼️
Thank you so much! Really glad you enjoyed it!
I want to go! Thanks for the tips
Family great lively video. I watched from beginning to end. Thank you for the great info. It's very helpful.
Thanks for watching fam! Glad it spoke to you!
Wow, you guys nailed this one, and great edit and sequencing. Much appreciated and thanks for choosing SA. Thanks for being Ambassadors of our nation ( SA Alive With Possibilities). The Yarbros did not even talk the Yanos.
Glad you enjoyed it!
If you happen to be in the Cape Winelands - you can visit any wine farm and taste for free - all of them offer free wine tasting. Try it you won't regret, but don't over indulge😁😁.
A little point of correction, Pretoria is predominantly Tswana/Northern Sotho speaking while Joburg would be Predominantly Zulu and to a less extend Sotho/Tswana speaking
Thank you for the correction!
Awesome video & extremely informative. We will be in South Africa in 2025. My second time & my partners first. So excited. Keep up the great content. Been following you both for years.!😊
My new favorite couple on RUclips 😂
Hey friend! 👋🏾
Lovely video. I’m currently in the US, my family says loadshedding has significantly decreased, hopefully we get rid of it completely along with crime , inequality and illegal immigration etc.
Eskom marks 200 days of loadshedding suspension 🥰
Great information! Keep em coming 🎉
You got it!
Great vlog today 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿🇿🇦
Great video guys...I'm coming!!!!!!!
Great content 👌🏾
I love the editing and good mic
you guys did your research
Yes, I am definitely aware of the segregation existing today. It’s such a beautiful country despite that history and current setting. I plan to be there in February. Thank you for the great video.
😂😂 there's no segregation in South Africa
😂😂Which segregation are you referring to mate?yerrrr mainstream got you all confused by the BS that they show you
I've been learning Setswana , my Pretoria second language . 85 % are peace loving people.❤
Thanks!
We appreciate the support, truly! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Beautiful stuff,i love you guys so much
Thanks. Loving the support!
We love u guys💞💕💖
Loadshadding situation has been addressed though. We have had uninterrupted power supply for over 120 days now.
Yes, we said that in the video but between you and I our apt in Fourways had its power shut off for 18 hours 😭. They called it maintenance but that isn't normal. When SA has gone a year or 2 with uninterrupted power we will report it. Right now er haven't gone out stay without having our power interrupted. What I'm saying is I do not trust "the fix" enough not to mention it to our viewers.
Tourism South Africa must see this😊😊❤❤❤
Oooooooh!!!! I love you❤ beautiful couple.
Do you guys still have the 1st feeling you had when you 1st got here?
And which city you are falling more in love with?
I never noticed how separated we are in our social settings in South African, I noticed a similar vibe in America. It was also strange being a minority...the lady at Starbucks was YT, the garbage men were YT, firefighters, most police offices were YT. It was a different world for me, but I had a wonderful time in America. It's a fantastic country, I can't wait to explore other parts of the US.
If you go on safari , you will notice that even in the wild there is seperation . Nothing wrong with that . Anyone can associate , whatever your liking . ❤
Goto Atlanta you will feel at home
Great video
Glad you started there. I think they can relate more with AA because they went thru Aparthied
That's good logic!
Hola family I am as a subscriber, but I was not receiving your notification I had to unsubscribe and reload👍🏽miss seeing you always enjoyed your travel , definitely will catch up🖤💚💛
Thanks for letting us know. The algorithm has been playing us to the left but we’re working on getting back into the stream. Thanks for keeping up w/ us!
@@TheYarbros one love🖤💚💛safe travels
As a white South African I appreciate this content. Yes we have problems like any country including corrupt politicians, however we have a strong civil society that always always looks to hold the centre. People of all races will stand together against bad government. One thing Americans might miss is the amount of choices you guys have when it comes to soda and fast food. Although South African food is better quality... And if you are able to visit the first thing you will be offered is biltong..
True🇿🇦
Lol I might really miss my fast food here in the states
You guys should also visit Mpumalanga
It is a very good country Africa is number one✓2025 😎
The language you find in Pretoria is Setswana, please American don't refer to our Sotho, Setswana Language as Zulu. You find Zulu in Natal in Gauteng where you find Johannesburg is actually the Batswana, Basotho, and Bapedi area, not Zulu. Zulu flocked to this area to come work in the mines
Ok, we spoke to a gentleman there and he informed us differently. Thanks for clearing the air.
@@TheYarbros ❤️
Lol Gauteng is mix
In Gauteng a majority is Zulu especially in Johannesburg and as I was born in Pretoria ( Mam's) went to a Zulu school,plz stop your tribalism
@SiphoMkize the area belongs to Batswana, Basotho, and Bapedi. Other came here for mining
Family you fit in to do travel and tourism pleaseeee
👍🏽👍🏻👍🏽👍🏻🫶✌️👌 Mon pays c'est le Togo en Afrique mais sa fait plus de 25 ans que je vie en côte d'ivoire c'est un autre pays de l'Afrique j'adore tout vos vidéos
Have you done a video on Niarobi Kenya?
WOW that’s a good price for a car rental in the USA that’s $400 for a week or more
Even at most supermarkets you can withdraw or deposit cash
Thanks for the reminder.
Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤......
You are so welcome!
We went to South Africa with Smart Tours. There were 16 elder blacks in our group from Northern California. We have a great time, but I tour was pretty scripted. We were blessed to see the big five. Went on three Safaris. We tipped when it was deserved, and the locals truly showed us love. We treat everyone with respect, and they returned the respect to us. Very nice people. I was disappointed that most of the major business were not owned by blacks.
It’s because of colonization. BP don’t own anything globally. It’s sad really.
It's historical that you don't find many proper Black owned businesses however things are slowly changing but the powers be and the system are resisting change and transformation.
@snakedog77 It's historical that you don't find many proper Black owned businesses however things are slowly changing but the powers be and the system are resisting change and transformation.
Good & fair observations,but the economy is changing from that apartheid evil system,we are fighting hard to win for all blacks❤💪🔥🇿🇦
Remember we have been oppressed for so long we have just come out of oppression 30 years ago it is disingenuous to expect black South Africans to own everything, I advise you to go and research about our history then you can find all the facts.
Great great Vlog!!!❤
Glad you liked it!!
Beautiful👌👌👌👌👌
Ya'll look so at home and comfortable. Ok, you know I'm going to ask: You have to live in one of them for the next 2 years, what's it gonna be? Capetown or Joburg? 😃 Forgot to ask: Did you go to one of the black-owned wineries in Capetown? I heard one is owned by an African-American.
If we were going to make a decision today it would be Cape Town. The ocean and slower pace was comfortable. Loving Joburg too but it's definitely city life². We hunted and everyone told us there were no black owned wineries. There were some black owned labels...if you know of one please let us know. We will go back to capture and promote it! Enjoy your day!!! -Rondel
@@TheYarbrosThere is a black owned wine farm, owned by a South African, we've been several times! It's amazing! It's in Franschhoek.
@sandrasgotvoice choosing between Cape Town and Johannesburg I would say it just depends on the individual persons life style, Johannesburg it's fast paced sort of like New York and Cape Town it's more like California much more laid back and I would say more of a holiday hub unlike Johannesburg which is more like a business hub and you see more Black people in Jozi than Cape Town.
@TheYarbros the farm is called Klein Goederust it is about 40min ride outside of Cape Town just past Stellenbosch
We are 200 free of loadshedding
Only love and respect .😘
I’m gonna need y’all to start a SA tour and an expat transition team. Soon please. I’m a retiree on a limited budget and it looks like SA checks a lot of boxes for me. This election has me shook so…. Get busy wit dat!!!!
Welcome back to the motherland y'all.........
We miss y’all ❤
Thanks for the love!
That intro " most people came never left"
Ohh, you caught that lol😉
Salad not a soup is correct 😂I love that so much. Also yt people are the bitter part of the salad😩we want them out of our salad but it’ll take a long time.
Uyathanda ukuqala ingxaki
I can confirm to u , 85 % of Rsa 's are very peacefull loving people .❤
Cape Town is Afrikaans dominated. The Xhosas are from the Eastern Cape
😂😂😂
Black people speak xhosa and their African languages in cape town not afrikaans
But load shedding is a thing of the past y do u mention it now? We have more that 200 days without power cuts.
We mentioned that loadshedding hasn't happened since march but no one seems to know the definite answer of whether it will return. In the event it does, we've given tips to help ppl navigate that. After 17 years of loadshedding, we wish South Africa to have just as many (+more) years without it.
I'm in SA, there are still power outages and literally an article from Eskom released TODAY that loadshedding isn't ruled out
Aweh
Thanks for sharing this video. Would love if y’all can do a video that speaks more on the racial divide. I imagine as Black American expats ya’ll can hang out with folks of different backgrounds but I wonder if that is the same locally
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👍🏾👍🏾 Good energy video
Iam a south african i dont think racism is as much as we think now it depends o. Individuals as even some blacks dont like other race or other race dont like blacks its only few cases orherwise we are united we dnt have a problem with each other
United ea masepa. As long there is inequality example economically, socially , languages there is no unity.
racism e teng. Batho ba etseng racism ke mokgowa
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Girl STFU and remember you're a visitor in SA, or in any afrikan countries. Your Neanderthal DNA belongs in Europe and that will NEVER change. You will never be a SA, get that thru your empty brain.
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Americans, don't go around saying "shap" to people thinking you're saying hello. It does not mean hello, please 😂
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Remember afrikaans is not only α language of white oppressors, most afrikaans speakers are coloured and people of all races speak it.
It was created by indigenous people when interacting with settlers but used as α language of oppression. In that sense English is less indigenous in South Africa ❤ love u guys
It is not rasism , it's association . Go on safari , and see it for yourself .❤
Gazelle / giraffe : lion ; Association ! 😘
Guys dont come if you come you wont go back home if you go you always return do not come
Bantu base Mzantsi sanuphaphela abantu bangaphandle abasuka phesheya. Bekumnandi ngoku besingaziwa.
Ekse bekumnandi nyan, now fimana exposure eninzi, mara I think igrnd cuz sibona indlela abasibona ngayo ngokokwabo 💯
@@SiphoSbu-hx8st ingxaki yale exposure izosibetha kwamathuba okwenza imali. Zinintsi indlela zokwenza imali apha eMzantsi qha thina darkie zalapha asiziboni. bona abasuka phesheya bazozibona and bazozithatha msinyane. Ngoba idollars ne pounds zinamandla
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Don't forget Kenya too😅😅
We're coming!
You will love kenya believe me.
How do I "buy you a coffee"??? I want to support your channel, but I don't see where I buy you a coffee. Please help❤.
First off thank you! Here is the link:
Buymeacoffee.com/theyarbros. Have an awesome Monday!
Afrikaans people did not bring apartheid, the English did
The Afrikaans language came from those Europeans who brought apartheid to South Africa is what I believe he was saying. The Afrikaan colonizer language is the European made up language that’s used today by all the Caucasian South Africans who inherited from their ancestors who were the ones who brought apartheid to South Africa against the native blacks of the country.
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it goes without saying, the Afrikaners perfected it
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# BLACK AMERICANS GET YOUR PASSPORTS, ------- WE STUDY BLACK AMERICANS IN SOUTHAFRICA ONLY 2% BLACK AMERICANS HAVE PASSPORTS-----------
This is creepy lol
@@biggeststeppa1 this true
@@biggeststeppa1 WESTERN MEDIA PLAY US BOLD SIDE, WHAT WE SEE ON SOUTHAFRICA TV ALL BLACK AMERICAN IS RICH AND THIS NOT TRUE -------- WHAT BLACK AMERICANS ON AMERICAN TV SEE ABOUT AFRICA, ALL OF US IS POOR AND THIS NOT TRUE, THIS HOW WESTERN MEDIA PLAY US BOLD SIDE 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦😭😭😭
@@biggeststeppa1Its false I don’t know who told him that BS
@@southafricaismyhome814Stop lying on us. 34% of black Americans had passports as of 2023 and the number is rising. Less than half of Americans of any race have passports since the U.S. is so cool and large that many don’t bother to travel. Every black person I know has a passport and has traveled to many countries. Black people have increased our net worths as well. We aren’t all rich but only a small percentage is poor.
Good content - but for apartheid information, best to say the government kept the non-white and the whites separate - not just black, coloured and white separate. There’s for example - a large Indian community in SA and some Chinese too, they were affected during apartheid too.
Plus, Summer is generally Dec- Feb because we have four seasons. Just for accuracy.
All good thanks for sharing your thoughts.
I just wanna rectify the origin of the word "howzit". Howzit is Durban Coloured slang for "hello". It's not Caucasian.
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Cool and thanks for the clarity.
Oh dear..
Howzit is from hoezit which from Afrikaans "Hoe is dit?"
So its the brothers using tha caucasian Germanic language...
How racist is it over there heated mixed reviews on traveling
We haven’t experienced any racism but some melanated locals have expressed they still experience it, while some non melanated ppl feel it’s no longer a problem.
@@TheYarbros got ya understand
I heard you can walk into the wrong bar or business out there (“whites only businesses” although they can’t legally say that.. they will make you feel it, or give you a hint lol)
💯 The Yarbros , you are us now we will move forward together family, Thank you 🙏🇿🇦
@dijonhalo As a Black person you face racism throughout the world there's no place that is exclusive for racism.
Wrong Mauritius is the highest Economy in Africa 😅
Life styles of the rich and infamous.
Thank you for getting straight to the point 🤌🏽🤌🏽 1:23
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