South Africa is the only country in the world whereby u find 8 people sitting together speaking different languages but understand each other very well! That's what we call diversity!❤
The funniest part about the Joke from Trevor, is that the entire anthem is actually just one big prayer to God to bless the country, to bring peace and prosperity, and to keep the country safe and away from wars and conflict. So, it actually puts a massive contrast to what the song is actually about.
Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika (God Bless Africa) Maluphakanyisw' uphondo lwayo, (Raise high Her glory) Yizwa imithandazo yethu, (Hear our Prayers) Nkosi sikelela, thina lusapho lwayo (God bless us, we her children) isiXhosa and isiZulu Morena boloka setjhaba sa heso, (God protect our nation) O fedise dintwa le matshwenyeho, (End all wars and tribulations) O se boloke, O se boloke setjhaba sa heso, (Protect us, protect our nation) Setjhaba sa South Afrika - South Afrika. (Our nation South Africa - South Africa) Sesotho Uit die blou van onse hemel, (Ringing out from our blue heavens) Uit die diepte van ons see, (From the depth of our seas) Oor ons ewige gebergtes, (Over our everlasting mountains) Waar die kranse antwoord gee, (Where the echoing crags resound) Afrikaans Sounds the call to come together, And united we shall stand, Let us live and strive for freedom, In South Africa our land
National Anthem Translation: Xhosa Part: Lord bless Africa, May her glory be lifted high. Zulu Part: Hear our prayers, Lord bless us, your children. Sotho Part: Lord we ask you to protect our nation, Intervene and end all conflicts. Protect us, protect our nation, The nation of South Africa, South Africa! Afrikaans Part: From out of our blue heavens, From the depths of our seas. Over everlasting mountains, Where the echoing cliffs resound. English Part: Sound the call to come together, And united we shall stand. Let us live and strive for freedom, In South Africa our land!
Hi. Born and raised South African. I learned the meaning along with the words of our National Anthem. It is actually partly a Hymn, and very beautiful. I don't like that they took out the part that means "Come, Holy Spirit". They should have kept that part. And the Afrikaans and English part, they should have took the 4th verse of the old National Anthem, which is also a prayer. Just my opinion.
Thanks for the translation, I think I better start learning it now. The Afrikaans and English parts reminded me of apartheid trauma. I guess time heals.
@@SoniaJbrt Yeah, a lot had to be compromised from both anthems. The hymn was composed in 1897. Originally Xhosa, then it became a pan-African liberation song and different versions of it were later adopted as national anthems of 5 African countries. As it is right now it's the third longest national anthem in the world. That "Descend O' Holy Spirit" part really would have been nice.
I am a white South African and my parents don't really know the words but as a gen z South Africa, most of us know all the words and yes I still don't know what it all means
The first & second part is a prayer and blessing for Africa and her people as a whole! The 3rd pays homage to our Land and natural wonders and the forth is a Commitment to citizenry and every time we sing we take the oath to uphold Freedom. From a Gen X. I will say now that the criticism of People not being able to sing Nkosi have been heard…. We are now belting it out hand on heart in every stadium and it gives me goosebumps and teary eyed feels… Love you Mzansi ❤ No DNA, Just RSA!
@@PHIMAEL. I’ll call on you for help. Even though I’m an Olivier my Afrikaans is bad. When I was with my husband’s aunts they would speak Afrikaans and I would speak English. If we go stuck we would call a member of the family who could speak both languages to translate for us. We had a wonderful relationship right up until they died. Proud of you for being so bilingual.👍😘
@@shayneyolivier4316 thanks lol you should just halla at me I got you😅😅 I just fell in love with Afrikaans since primary school I used to tell the Afrikaans speaking kids white/coloured to only speak to me in Afrikaans even when I couldn't understand a word they were saying nd that's how I learned
I’m a white South African who used to visit many churches with people speaking different languages. I could sing all the hymns using the hymn book but I never understood what I was singing. My poor husband who was the preacher would sit up front and unless it was a Zulu or Xhosa service he didn’t know what was being said. But I sat in the congregation and all the lovey ladies around me would translate. My husband is dead and I’m old and grey but I have some wonderful memories. Love you videos.😘
Trevor is still my favourite stand up. Brilliant comedy, satire, accents and obaervations. Never has to swear or resort to toilet humour. Holds himself to a higher standard than most on this world. My home boy ❤🇿🇦
South Africa actually has 12 official languages ( added South African sign language)❤ and this stand up is from decades ago😂 literally used watch all his standups on the TV when the got on😂🇿🇦❤
What's the best part of it is that all different races were in the audience laughing at Trevor dropping truth bombs at them.. and yet we can laugh about it and at ourselves because it's the truth and it's that very truth that makes us embrace each other here in South Africa
Trevor Noah 🇿🇦 adds humour to how different and diverse we are as a nation. To understand our nation it would take America a million years and having diverse cultures makes it funny yet adorable because we understand one another like that same difference.
Can I just say, as a South African old white woman, at least as a nation, we can at least laugh about ourselves....and we have learned to love each other.
At the time these jokes were done many born free south Africans were still in school. Adults had not yet been taught the meaning of the anthem in their childhoods. Today a new generation is turning 30... so many do know it.
It has been a long time since I laughed at Trevor's performance so thank you for sharing this. I really enjoyed it because he has us sussed out. This is your second video I've watched and have enjoyed both. Take care. ❤ For the record I love, and am proud of, our national anthem and our flag. I think they are beautiful. 🇿🇦
It’s a prayer. When we were kids we used to sing the full anthem without the English and Afrikaans version. As a child it would move me to tears. Especially the part where you invite the Holyspirit..😭😭 the Anthem can never to me, be just simple. It always moves me.
In an Afrikaans school many moons ago, we actually did that complete song and the afrikaans meaning. That song will always bring tears to my eyes because of its beauty
I love that you are doing a reaction on someone talking about a topic of a place you have been and something you have experienced. You're one of the very few Americans who actually have respect for the topic. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
We have had a natural disaster for nearly 20 yrs. It's called loadshedding. It's mindboggling how much the country and people have lost financially. luckily it has been ok the past 6 months so we shall see
Actually the first part was originally a prayer/hymn. God Bless Africa composed in 1897 by a Mr Enoch Sontonga a Methodist Mission teacher living near Johannesburg.I love your show. 🏴Living in🇿🇦 ❤
Trevor is a national treasure...and I am so glad that you have now also realised how, not only funny, but wise, he is. So glad he has found a international audience that he deserves, but we miss him here...he is one of he best - mingling humour with absolutely wise political commentary. Love the man!
Top clip guys, actually watched this show live. Was either his last or 2nd last show before moving to the States. Top performance. Love that you guys are sharing this. ❤
as a south African born and races i can tell you the goverment may cry racism but the people stand together we can all be talking in different languages on the same table but we will still understand each other ..we still call each other brother and sister and still can laugh and enjoy each others company... there is always something to come together ..we enjoy our local artist and their music no matte the language so you go figure how united we are..
What the Anthem actually means with all its variety is that EVERYONE has a part to play in it, if you don't understand my culture that is fine there is place for yours too.
I don't know exactly what the words mean, I'll freely admit. But I know generally what is about. And I know it's not about killing anyone. It's a flowery poetic description of the country and it's dawn and so forth.
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE Now we are hit by a snowstorm. It not the first time we had snow in South Africa but in Spring?! 😮 It was a snowstorm like no other cars were stuck in traffic for hours and one person has died while in a taxi we aren't used to this amount of snow
Interesting analysis. There's a lot of analysis of politics of race relations in his commentary he's referring to throughout the piece that you may want to learn about.
The reason especially the older people don't know the anthem as well as they maub should, is that they did not grow up with that anthem and when they were at school, they did not learn an African langue. Now every primary school child learn the African language of their region, eg Zulu in KZN
South Africans see differences and they love it, when you ask us something we do not know we will research it just so we know and can tell the next person what it is. We know we are lacking sometimes but we want to learn. And we can laugh at offense jokes without filing a lawsuit. We know people joke and we are okay with it.
Like Michael Jackson’s “Don’t stop til you get enough”, when we were small the Afrikaans kids in my neighbourhood “me included “ sang Afrikaans words which sounded the same. I only found out the proper words in my 20s 😂
Thank you. Thank you so much for explaining about our national anthem, how they wanna kill us! Just like on the Fourth of July . . . we celebrate our captivity alongside the captors. Now, back to the video. L
South Africa the only african country eligible to host the Fifa World Cup, South Africa the country that Wakanda was based on don't let them confuse you!😊
I speak all 11 South African languages including the 12th unofficial language Tsotsi taal which is mostly spoken in the townships in different versions. I am not unique many people speak a lot of languages.
He is true and real in all that he is speaking about. We do have natural disasters like floods and now due to global warming and climate changes...we are experiencing snow and heavy rains during winter to spring season change in the KwaZulu-Natal province. Being the east coast that is always sunny even during winter it's kind of difficult for us 😢😮🙃 😊😅😂but we still love our sunny Durban on the east coast...always sunny 🌞 we can be in shorts in the middle of winter 😂
The South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia National Anthems melodies sound ths same. They were composed during the Pan African Movement. And so many South African freedom fighters were travelling with Tanzania passport including Mandela.
This may have been true at the time he did this show. This is what it is like now. ruclips.net/video/MCSq3_aM-hY/видео.htmlsi=SJOstiCe_e9X6TZG no.2 Francois Pienaar, captain of the 1995 Rugby World Cup Champions insisted that the springboks know the national anthem. He had a great relashionship with Nelson Mandela.
South Africa for example has Afrikaans. But in the colored community you will 9 different Afrikaans dialects. Each province(what you would call a state) has its own words. It's not just the accent that changes but certain words
So this is one of Trevor's old shows. Since then we have experienced floods, tornadoes and snow in places that had never thought they would ever experience snow. So.... Things have changed I guess
A very nice spin on the anthem, as much as people now want believe in its exclusivity to South Africa, it wasn't that to begin with. With the beginning of self-awareness of the black Africa most revolutionaries didn't talk or think in terms of their part of Africa. Such revolutionaries like Kwame Nkrumah, Julius Nyerere, Milton Obote Jomo Kenyatta, and Patrice Lumumba to name just a few. The thrusts in their speeches wasn't regional, but Africa in it's entirety. I'm saying all this to clear the context of the now South African Anthem, written by a South African, by the name Enoch Sontonga (not sure of spelling) So, I remember it as the national anthem of Africa and taking pride in it. The then black Africa intelligencia was about the wholeness of African populace, not the "Partition of Africa" . So Nkosi Sikelela Africa was the most sung by the revolutionary black Africa with heartfelt pride
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South Africa is the only country in the world whereby u find 8 people sitting together speaking different languages but understand each other very well! That's what we call diversity!❤
You mean joburgers. Lets try that in my province jhb
We even speak 4 languages in 1 sentence❤
@@sindisodanisa6044 there is no provice in South Africa called JHB
@@jabuphungula 🥰😍
🤣😂🤣😂true@@jabuphungula
The funniest part about the Joke from Trevor, is that the entire anthem is actually just one big prayer to God to bless the country, to bring peace and prosperity, and to keep the country safe and away from wars and conflict. So, it actually puts a massive contrast to what the song is actually about.
To bless Africa 1st, it puts SA 2nd
Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika
(God Bless Africa)
Maluphakanyisw' uphondo lwayo,
(Raise high Her glory)
Yizwa imithandazo yethu,
(Hear our Prayers)
Nkosi sikelela, thina lusapho lwayo
(God bless us, we her children)
isiXhosa and isiZulu
Morena boloka setjhaba sa heso,
(God protect our nation)
O fedise dintwa le matshwenyeho,
(End all wars and tribulations)
O se boloke, O se boloke setjhaba sa heso,
(Protect us, protect our nation)
Setjhaba sa South Afrika - South Afrika.
(Our nation South Africa - South Africa)
Sesotho
Uit die blou van onse hemel,
(Ringing out from our blue heavens)
Uit die diepte van ons see,
(From the depth of our seas)
Oor ons ewige gebergtes,
(Over our everlasting mountains)
Waar die kranse antwoord gee,
(Where the echoing crags resound)
Afrikaans
Sounds the call to come together,
And united we shall stand,
Let us live and strive for freedom,
In South Africa our land
I like this comment
@@isaiahphaleseroka2576 and yours too
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National Anthem Translation:
Xhosa Part:
Lord bless Africa,
May her glory be lifted high.
Zulu Part:
Hear our prayers,
Lord bless us, your children.
Sotho Part:
Lord we ask you to protect our nation,
Intervene and end all conflicts.
Protect us, protect our nation,
The nation of South Africa, South Africa!
Afrikaans Part:
From out of our blue heavens,
From the depths of our seas.
Over everlasting mountains,
Where the echoing cliffs resound.
English Part:
Sound the call to come together,
And united we shall stand.
Let us live and strive for freedom,
In South Africa our land!
Hi. Born and raised South African. I learned the meaning along with the words of our National Anthem. It is actually partly a Hymn, and very beautiful. I don't like that they took out the part that means "Come, Holy Spirit". They should have kept that part. And the Afrikaans and English part, they should have took the 4th verse of the old National Anthem, which is also a prayer. Just my opinion.
Thanks for the translation, I think I better start learning it now.
The Afrikaans and English parts reminded me of apartheid trauma. I guess time heals.
@@Kwazi218 All good, no worries.
@@SoniaJbrt Yeah, a lot had to be compromised from both anthems. The hymn was composed in 1897. Originally Xhosa, then it became a pan-African liberation song and different versions of it were later adopted as national anthems of 5 African countries.
As it is right now it's the third longest national anthem in the world. That "Descend O' Holy Spirit" part really would have been nice.
Why haven't they pinned this comment kwedini? 😎🇿🇦 When you come to the Eastern Cape, you can stay at my house mtshanam 👊🏾
I am a white South African and my parents don't really know the words but as a gen z South Africa, most of us know all the words and yes I still don't know what it all means
Am black nd I translate all the Afrikaans words to the fam😂😂its fun being a genz
The first & second part is a prayer and blessing for Africa and her people as a whole! The 3rd pays homage to our Land and natural wonders and the forth is a Commitment to citizenry and every time we sing we take the oath to uphold Freedom. From a Gen X. I will say now that the criticism of People not being able to sing Nkosi have been heard…. We are now belting it out hand on heart in every stadium and it gives me goosebumps and teary eyed feels… Love you Mzansi ❤ No DNA, Just RSA!
@@PHIMAEL. I’ll call on you for help. Even though I’m an Olivier my Afrikaans is bad. When I was with my husband’s aunts they would speak Afrikaans and I would speak English. If we go stuck we would call a member of the family who could speak both languages to translate for us. We had a wonderful relationship right up until they died. Proud of you for being so bilingual.👍😘
@@shayneyolivier4316 thanks lol you should just halla at me I got you😅😅 I just fell in love with Afrikaans since primary school I used to tell the Afrikaans speaking kids white/coloured to only speak to me in Afrikaans even when I couldn't understand a word they were saying nd that's how I learned
😂😂😂
I must say "Thanks to google"
I’m a white South African who used to visit many churches with people speaking different languages. I could sing all the hymns using the hymn book but I never understood what I was singing.
My poor husband who was the preacher would sit up front and unless it was a Zulu or Xhosa service he didn’t know what was being said. But I sat in the congregation and all the lovey ladies around me would translate.
My husband is dead and I’m old and grey but I have some wonderful memories.
Love you videos.😘
Thank you
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South Africa has the most wonderful hymn tunes.
Trevor is still my favourite stand up. Brilliant comedy, satire, accents and obaervations. Never has to swear or resort to toilet humour. Holds himself to a higher standard than most on this world. My home boy ❤🇿🇦
Absolutely!
The coolest thing is our kids are multilingual, the new young generation is refreshing!!!! Love my country 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦❤❤❤
I'm from South Africa I feel really blessed to be a part of a country that is so amazing ❤❤
South Africa actually has 12 official languages ( added South African sign language)❤ and this stand up is from decades ago😂 literally used watch all his standups on the TV when the got on😂🇿🇦❤
Our greatest asset.. The ability to laugh at ourselves.
@@simonewray732 very true.
What's the best part of it is that all different races were in the audience laughing at Trevor dropping truth bombs at them.. and yet we can laugh about it and at ourselves because it's the truth and it's that very truth that makes us embrace each other here in South Africa
Trevor Noah 🇿🇦 adds humour to how different and diverse we are as a nation.
To understand our nation it would take America a million years and having diverse cultures makes it funny yet adorable because we understand one another like that same difference.
This was such fun to watch. Thank you!! ❤
Thank you
Can I just say, as a South African old white woman, at least as a nation, we can at least laugh about ourselves....and we have learned to love each other.
At the time these jokes were done many born free south Africans were still in school. Adults had not yet been taught the meaning of the anthem in their childhoods. Today a new generation is turning 30... so many do know it.
God bless 🇿🇦. Just gotta love this place
This was hilarious and beautiful to watch, thank you. Trevor is just on another level.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Jesus christ come into my heart set me free show me the way of life
It has been a long time since I laughed at Trevor's performance so thank you for sharing this. I really enjoyed it because he has us sussed out. This is your second video I've watched and have enjoyed both. Take care. ❤
For the record I love, and am proud of, our national anthem and our flag. I think they are beautiful. 🇿🇦
It’s a prayer. When we were kids we used to sing the full anthem without the English and Afrikaans version. As a child it would move me to tears. Especially the part where you invite the Holyspirit..😭😭 the Anthem can never to me, be just simple. It always moves me.
In an Afrikaans school many moons ago, we actually did that complete song and the afrikaans meaning. That song will always bring tears to my eyes because of its beauty
I love that you are doing a reaction on someone talking about a topic of a place you have been and something you have experienced. You're one of the very few Americans who actually have respect for the topic. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you
We have had a natural disaster for nearly 20 yrs. It's called loadshedding. It's mindboggling how much the country and people have lost financially. luckily it has been ok the past 6 months so we shall see
😂😂😂 Bwahahahahahahahaha
Good one 😂
😂😂😂 thank you so much guys I didn't expect so much fun,thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
Children have been learning the song in school AND what it means for many, many years now. Most Afrikaans people actually know what they sing.
Yeah, the video they chose to comment on was very old. You can actually tell my Trevor's hair. LOL! This was before he event joined the Daily Show.
This was prime Trevor Noah back in 2011 when he was hungry for getting his name out there , he use to leave people in tears
South Africa🇿🇦❤😊 we are blessed
Actually the first part was originally a prayer/hymn. God Bless Africa composed in 1897 by a Mr Enoch Sontonga a Methodist Mission teacher living near Johannesburg.I love your show. 🏴Living in🇿🇦 ❤
Thanks for watching family!
Thank you very much for upload! I laughed so loud like it's for the first time watching it. Thanks again!!!
Thanks for watching.
Trevor is a national treasure...and I am so glad that you have now also realised how, not only funny, but wise, he is. So glad he has found a international audience that he deserves, but we miss him here...he is one of he best - mingling humour with absolutely wise political commentary. Love the man!
Thank you for showing our country some love 🫶
Top clip guys, actually watched this show live. Was either his last or 2nd last show before moving to the States. Top performance. Love that you guys are sharing this. ❤
From a South African
Thanks for watching family!
I like Trevor Noah as well. I did not know that their national anthem included all those languages. That's very interesting.
Yea that’s mind blowing
Only four is included
@@lalay942it's actually 5. Do research.
Not all,but a few of the 11
let me be the first to sign the register. shalom😄
It's refreshing to see how you guys complement each other. The small body languages says that you love and respect each other. Keep it up!
"...bless it some more, buddy" Sounds about right 🤣
😂😂😂
the "white genocide" aka "white replacement" conspiracy theories of "swaart gevaar" paranoia are extremely comical.
Great content! Thank you.
The black genocide in the usa is also fake
as a south African born and races i can tell you the goverment may cry racism but the people stand together we can all be talking in different languages on the same table but we will still understand each other ..we still call each other brother and sister and still can laugh and enjoy each others company... there is always something to come together ..we enjoy our local artist and their music no matte the language so you go figure how united we are..
I am so blessed to be a South African living in South Africa.
Great channel love from kalahari desert south africa
How's the desert Spring flowers the Kalahari is beautiful
Thanks for watching family!
Lekker!!!
My favorite comedian I knew he would make it intentional. I count my blessings everyday that we don't have natural disasters here
Brilliant 😂. From a South African 🎉
He is right about our National Anthem, eg myself I only sing the first part coz im Xhosa and the English part😂😂
I sing the Afrikaans part loudest because it sounds funnier to me. I guess im a white South African.
Watching from SA
South Africa is the Best country in the World.... Period.
Guys thx for sharing; I hv laughed out my lungs. Trevor's a true gifted comedian😂
#No_DNA_Just_RSA🇿🇦
Yall left South Africa and we literally havent had load shedding for 6 months now😂
Wow 😂😂
I think older people in South Africa don't know the national anthem as well as young people because many of us learned it in primary school.
What the Anthem actually means with all its variety is that EVERYONE has a part to play in it, if you don't understand my culture that is fine there is place for yours too.
I don't know exactly what the words mean, I'll freely admit. But I know generally what is about. And I know it's not about killing anyone. It's a flowery poetic description of the country and it's dawn and so forth.
Thats so true about our national anthem, i usually skip the Afrikaans part because i always get the words mixed up.
Mxm thats bad
Have an open mind learn to pronounce our anthem is beautiful.im still trying to get the ufedintse part
Afrikaans is mid (I'm white)
@@NociCeptionTTV your mama told me she will always despise you for ruining her on that day you fell right out of her wobbly hole
Trevor is the best...he makes people understand....he has insight...
When he sang the second line I almost kakked myself. It sounded like mnini tjinni mnqundu wayo😂😂😂
😂😂
Jesus 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂 I'll take it that you speak Swahili
This is so heartwarming. Thank you
Thanks for watching
I'll never understand people who dont like Trevor 😫
I agree, that is the one thing i always say....we are so blessed. we get none of those things, the only thing we get is droughts...
That crazy. Because in Africa itself we never see that. And Africa never suffered. No school shooting no homeless no nothing. I think we good here
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦That's our boy!!
It's so good to see you fam ❤
Thank you
You know what's crazy, we actually had a tornado recently in KZN I think. And it was apparently one of the more dangerous ones.
Yes there are weather changes all over the world right now. It’s biblical.
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE Now we are hit by a snowstorm. It not the first time we had snow in South Africa but in Spring?! 😮 It was a snowstorm like no other cars were stuck in traffic for hours and one person has died while in a taxi we aren't used to this amount of snow
Thank u Trevor 😢,I miss my Sotho and Tswana friends.Lucky from Cape Town 😅.
Someone please tell me where I can rewatch Trevor's old specials like this one
RUclips
Interesting analysis. There's a lot of analysis of politics of race relations in his commentary he's referring to throughout the piece that you may want to learn about.
12 official languages now. South African Sign Language has been added to the list 🎉
Hey guys, good to see you again.
It’s good to be back.
I make up words! I NEVER sing any song by its true lyrics! And my wife always gives me a hard time for it!!!
It’s jut your own special remix 😂😂😂
I'm happy to see that you both are well.Did y'all ever think to go to Namibia, Mauritius or any other Southern African country?
There are disasters now,hurricanes onthongathi in natal,floods,let me add crime is also a natural disaster in SA right now…
You guys I see you live ZA, and you also wish that you where born here ❤ thanks for the love ❤❤❤
That's the only country where there's one word that is important in all languages.. The word is FOETSEK!
The third part of our anthem is Die Stem, the Apartheid anthem. Some of us don’t sing that part😬
The reason especially the older people don't know the anthem as well as they maub should, is that they did not grow up with that anthem and when they were at school, they did not learn an African langue. Now every primary school child learn the African language of their region, eg Zulu in KZN
South Africa can rise more per full🎉
😂the thing with Rugby is that the guys are already focused on the game and they win, unlike the boys chilling and they lose💀
I LOVE THIS COUPLE. GOD BLESS YOU GUYS❤
We love you too!
South Africans see differences and they love it, when you ask us something we do not know we will research it just so we know and can tell the next person what it is. We know we are lacking sometimes but we want to learn. And we can laugh at offense jokes without filing a lawsuit. We know people joke and we are okay with it.
Hi this Mrs. Judith. Where is my birthday cake 🎂🤣🤣😂🙏🏿
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂 we got you, we hope all is well family!
Like Michael Jackson’s “Don’t stop til you get enough”, when we were small the Afrikaans kids in my neighbourhood “me included “ sang Afrikaans words which sounded the same. I only found out the proper words in my 20s 😂
😂😂
😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤ I agree with Trevor, Africa 🌍 we are blessed from disasters, and many trouble ❤❤❤❤
That Is So True It Happens All The Time😂
Thank you. Thank you so much for explaining about our national anthem, how they wanna kill us! Just like on the Fourth of July . . . we celebrate our captivity alongside the captors. Now, back to the video. L
South Africa the only african country eligible to host the Fifa World Cup,
South Africa the country that Wakanda was based on don't let them confuse you!😊
We actually do have earthquakes in SA, they are mostly in areas that have mines. I grew up in the North West and I experienced a lot of earthquakes.
Wow. Very interesting.
we do but are earthquakes reallydont be life threatening
This is hilarious 😂❤
I speak all 11 South African languages including the 12th unofficial language Tsotsi taal which is mostly spoken in the townships in different versions. I am not unique many people speak a lot of languages.
We do have serious flooding from time to time and extended droughts....
You guys know we KEPT the part from the Afrikaans government from the Apartheid... the Loud Bit 😂😂
He is true and real in all that he is speaking about. We do have natural disasters like floods and now due to global warming and climate changes...we are experiencing snow and heavy rains during winter to spring season change in the KwaZulu-Natal province. Being the east coast that is always sunny even during winter it's kind of difficult for us 😢😮🙃 😊😅😂but we still love our sunny Durban on the east coast...always sunny 🌞 we can be in shorts in the middle of winter 😂
The South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia National Anthems melodies sound ths same.
They were composed during the Pan African Movement. And so many South African freedom fighters were travelling with Tanzania passport including Mandela.
I hope our soccer players will see this one day and sing our national anthem. It's a disgrace 😢
This may have been true at the time he did this show. This is what it is like now. ruclips.net/video/MCSq3_aM-hY/видео.htmlsi=SJOstiCe_e9X6TZG no.2 Francois Pienaar, captain of the 1995 Rugby World Cup Champions insisted that the springboks know the national anthem. He had a great relashionship with Nelson Mandela.
Bolivia, though...37 national languages.
We ar talking about African continent here,I don't even know where Bolivia is I'm sorry
Also south africa has 12 now. This standup is from like a decade back.
Are they official languages?
Go google the term Official and come back here
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so true all we know that everyone can get along is with a bottle of Black Label
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Just touchdown our shores to witness and feel South African vibe. Very true what he said about Afrikaaners🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
South Africa for example has Afrikaans. But in the colored community you will 9 different Afrikaans dialects. Each province(what you would call a state) has its own words. It's not just the accent that changes but certain words
Thanks for informing me!
So this is one of Trevor's old shows.
Since then we have experienced floods, tornadoes and snow in places that had never thought they would ever experience snow.
So....
Things have changed I guess
Yeah
A very nice spin on the anthem, as much as people now want believe in its exclusivity to South Africa, it wasn't that to begin with. With the beginning of self-awareness of the black Africa most revolutionaries didn't talk or think in terms of their part of Africa. Such revolutionaries like Kwame Nkrumah, Julius Nyerere, Milton Obote Jomo Kenyatta, and Patrice Lumumba to name just a few. The thrusts in their speeches wasn't regional, but Africa in it's entirety. I'm saying all this to clear the context of the now South African Anthem, written by a South African, by the name Enoch Sontonga (not sure of spelling) So, I remember it as the national anthem of Africa and taking pride in it. The then black Africa intelligencia was about the wholeness of African populace, not the "Partition of Africa" . So Nkosi Sikelela Africa was the most sung by the revolutionary black Africa with heartfelt pride
I was there, wat a night😅
God bless Tina.