Ees is so patriotic and enthusiastic about sharing information about Namibia with the rest of the world...... i think that is why most Namibians love him he is always flying the Namibian flag high
The internet has created a global community where anyone can share his/her music to a worldwide audience. This will only increase as more African artists are featured in videos such as this one. Props to Easy Languages for not only allowing people to hear how language is spoken 'on the streets' but also bringing cultural awareness to those who otherwise would never know such aspects of a country even exist. And I've been a fan of Namibia for years. Hopefully I will be able to travel there at some point!
Never had I heard of Namibia before. I didn't even know that the people there could speak English this good. This is so interesting, Thank you for sharing. The best channel to subscribe so far. :)
Namibia is the Country where as many as three *West Germanic Languages* are spoken. Namely: English (which is the official Language), Afrikaans and German. Afrikaans is closely related to Dutch which, in turn, can be considered - in many respects - as a "Link Language" between German and English. Probably when you are in Namibia you can freely speak a "new Language" by mixing up English words, Afrikaans (or Dutch) words and German words and, even so, local people will understand you all the same and find you "funny" ;-)
@Richard Kambinda Spasibo ! By the way: unlike what my name suggest, I am not russian... ;-) But italian... But yes, I have some connection with the slavs: an ukranian wife, an half-ukranian daughter, and a "russian like" look... So that many friends called me "the russian" when I played soccer... :-)
Wow, I've just met a nice person from Namibia and I got curious about their country... Now, after watching this video, I just fell in love with the culture, namibian english accent and the country itself..😅❤
This channel is so great, and not just for learning languages.. I've haven't found any other channel that can show you what life looks like on the streets around the world in the same way. Just people talking without dramatization. Very cool, very eye opening.
I love to get to know new things. Without the internet I would not know EES and his music. That would be bad. Kwaito music is just positive and full of the joys of life. It´s just perfect to make the world a better place. I´m sure a world full of Kwaito music is a world full of dancing people in a very good mood. EES is an idol for everybody and his heart is at the right place. He is simply the best! :-)
Yes internet is the best platform that helps local music to be heard/ listened to worldwide. Keep uploading and the interested viewers will have access to the songs.
Great show EES! The Namibian artists have good potential,but due to lack of resources they become limited. But this show is a great start to showcase our talents to the rest of the world.
HUHU OMG so good! it is very cool for everyone because it shows how rich Africa is and how simpatic people can be! God bless you and give a lot of success :)))
I really think internet can help Namibian music to be heard worldwide! Because everyone can access all information from it, we can know everything from the internet. Right now, barely people know about Namibian music and Namibian artists because they lack of promotions! If Namibian music is promoted well (shared on social media or advertised by the government) and if people find it great, everybody will listen to it and automatically they will share it to the other person! Just continue making great song and video!! Someday, people will be familiar with Namibian music and will love it! Just wait!
In my experience, the alternative radio channels play international music like WYEP. I cannot find it on Sirius channels. Maybe RUclips but to get your sound spread, you would need lots of video coverage...ja.
+Brett Hensley Cari's English is better than my German. She can speak for hours about anything in English. I found many in Germany have a rather high English speaking ability.
The unfortunate thing about our Namibian music is the lack of exposure....... our music cannot even be found on RUclips, songs like EFUNDULA by JOSSY Joss have literally gone extinct.....there are so many beautiful songs out there but if they are not accessible on the internet, it basically means a few years later we won't be able to hear them again!! Other African countries have their music on music apps such as Mdundo to mention but a few, which are really good in raising awareness about different genres in Africa. We are not far behind though but yes.......... we can!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, that place looks very European, actually. I could even mistaken it for my own hometown (except for it's population, obviously 8D and flora also looks different) wasn't expecting that at all. P.S. And there are only 2 million of them? Just like in my own country! Perhaps that explains why it feels somewhat familiar.
+Cristhian Narvaez - You can create subtitles yourself, or ask others to help. The episode is available for community closed captions, that means you can hand in your own subtitles :)
+Jinoo Noh Yes he made it... he is singing in Oshiwambo,(native language) I can translate a bit 4 u guys! He is praising Sam Nuyoma, 1st Namibian president and othr people (soldiers) who commanded nd fight for us to get independence!
+Aravind 09 Yoh! I cant because most of these pple that plays such ar street artists that dont record. Im sorry! may be search "Kangwe keenyala" but im not sure if it sound the same
The largest native language in Namibia is actually Afrikaans. English native speakers make up an incredibly small portion of the population. English was only designated as the official language to make itself more sovereign, in reality, it is not really an English-speaking country.
+KiranNoor68 You guessed it. That is Carina and she is the moderator and co-editor of Easy German. Along with Janusz her husband, they head up the whole Easy Languages group. There are English subtitles on the videos for Easy German... go check them out!
Ees is so patriotic and enthusiastic about sharing information about Namibia with the rest of the world...... i think that is why most Namibians love him he is always flying the Namibian flag high
Namibia girls are so pretty!
wow, I didn't know people in Namibia speak English so freely! cool
The internet has created a global community where anyone can share his/her music to a worldwide audience. This will only increase as more African artists are featured in videos such as this one. Props to Easy Languages for not only allowing people to hear how language is spoken 'on the streets' but also bringing cultural awareness to those who otherwise would never know such aspects of a country even exist.
And I've been a fan of Namibia for years. Hopefully I will be able to travel there at some point!
:D
Amazing country, and very beautiful.I would love to hear them speaking german and also afrikaans. Greetings from Bahia,Brazil!
Never had I heard of Namibia before. I didn't even know that the people there could speak English this good. This is so interesting, Thank you for sharing. The best channel to subscribe so far. :)
Namibia is the Country where as many as three *West Germanic Languages* are spoken. Namely: English (which is the official Language), Afrikaans and German. Afrikaans is closely related to Dutch which, in turn, can be considered - in many respects - as a "Link Language" between German and English. Probably when you are in Namibia you can freely speak a "new Language" by mixing up English words, Afrikaans (or Dutch) words and German words and, even so, local people will understand you all the same and find you "funny" ;-)
+Катя Петрова не за что.
@Richard Kambinda Spasibo ! By the way: unlike what my name suggest, I am not russian... ;-) But italian... But yes, I have some connection with the slavs: an ukranian wife, an half-ukranian daughter, and a "russian like" look... So that many friends called me "the russian" when I played soccer... :-)
I want to know this place. NAMIBIA must be a great local to live and speak English! I loved ❤
I fell in looove with Namibians.
Greetings to Namibia from Mexico.
I will definitely listen to the artists mentioned here.
Wow, I've just met a nice person from Namibia and I got curious about their country... Now, after watching this video, I just fell in love with the culture, namibian english accent and the country itself..😅❤
came here after seeing Namibia in the rugby World Cup - I like countries playing rugby - from the republic of Vanuatu - Namibia looks cool now...
1:55 This girl
This channel is so great, and not just for learning languages.. I've haven't found any other channel that can show you what life looks like on the streets around the world in the same way. Just people talking without dramatization. Very cool, very eye opening.
What a unique episode. Please do more of such surprises. :)
i liked the people, because were always smile in the face
Eu gosto de mais de ouvir o ees falando em inglês e tambem em alemão. Thanks very much , und gut danke.
I love to get to know new things. Without the internet I would not know EES and his music. That would be bad. Kwaito music is just positive and full of the joys of life. It´s just perfect to make the world a better place. I´m sure a world full of Kwaito music is a world full of dancing people in a very good mood. EES is an idol for everybody and his heart is at the right place. He is simply the best! :-)
Yes internet is the best platform that helps local music to be heard/ listened to worldwide. Keep uploading and the interested viewers will have access to the songs.
Simply, the Internet seems the quickest, cheapest and to be honest the easiest way to help it expand globally
Black Vulcanite - Drinking life ft. Youngsta
that's awesome!
Great show EES! The Namibian artists have good potential,but due to lack of resources they become limited. But this show is a great start to showcase our talents to the rest of the world.
I can see my Jamaican brother an sister in namibians real talk love to all
This is an episode that every Namibian should watch and relate to..Thank you for comingup with such a wonderful idea..I love Namibian music...
Never over von ees feat. Ongoro Nomundu ist eins von meinen Lieblingsliedern.
HUHU OMG so good! it is very cool for everyone because it shows how rich Africa is and how simpatic people can be! God bless you and give a lot of success :)))
EES is cool. I'll start listening to Namibian music.
Cari, I didn't your English was this good! This is a very interesting video!
+scenecore12 - haha, thanks, but i think it's rather poor :) cheers, Cari
😆😆😆😆 At first I thought the hooded puppet was a real kid and I thought to myself "look at how supple that child is! 😆😆😆
it's one of the most innovative videos to learn english!!! thank's.....Namibian Culture is so cool!!!
What an interesting video! Thanks for sharing this culture to the world
Olá EES! Estou aqui do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Gostei muito da música da Namíbia!!
I really think internet can help Namibian music to be heard worldwide! Because everyone can access all information from it, we can know everything from the internet. Right now, barely people know about Namibian music and Namibian artists because they lack of promotions! If Namibian music is promoted well (shared on social media or advertised by the government) and if people find it great, everybody will listen to it and automatically they will share it to the other person! Just continue making great song and video!! Someday, people will be familiar with Namibian music and will love it! Just wait!
Music has many ways, thanks v
Great episode! I'm listening to some of these artists on Spotify now :)
Do you like EES and his music? :-)
In my experience, the alternative radio channels play international music like WYEP. I cannot find it on Sirius channels. Maybe RUclips but to get your sound spread, you would need lots of video coverage...ja.
I've never seen any easy german speaker actually speak English
+Brett Hensley Cari's English is better than my German. She can speak for hours about anything in English. I found many in Germany have a rather high English speaking ability.
The feeling expressed in the Nambian sons are the feelings common to all kinds humanity in the world. .
The unfortunate thing about our Namibian music is the lack of exposure....... our music cannot even be found on RUclips, songs like EFUNDULA by JOSSY Joss have literally gone extinct.....there are so many beautiful songs out there but if they are not accessible on the internet, it basically means a few years later we won't be able to hear them again!! Other African countries have their music on music apps such as Mdundo to mention but a few, which are really good in raising awareness about different genres in Africa. We are not far behind though but yes.......... we can!!!!!!!!!!!!
I didn't expect Cari in Easy English :D
+Bombonierka Cari ist überall. Sie ist wirklich talentiert und voller Energie.
we Indonesian also called good sometimes with Lekker
some afrikaans words come from indonesia, like banana in afrikaans called piesang.
@@tebogo568 it’s from Afrikaans, a Language derived from Dutch. The Dutch also ruled over Indonesia
They speak so coooool better than many European.
3:33 that was really nice.
Enjoys
Great
Where is this town located? They are speaking English very fluently
It is in central Namibia. At the south of Africa
Love from Argentina! I LOVED this video 💕💕 THANKS!!
You prefer Other musics to your own local music!!!!I admit it is more complicated, but it is so unique. InternaTional music is ok for a time ONLY.
Hi, you have m'y support,go so far and succes
Wow, that place looks very European, actually. I could even mistaken it for my own hometown (except for it's population, obviously 8D and flora also looks different) wasn't expecting that at all.
P.S. And there are only 2 million of them? Just like in my own country! Perhaps that explains why it feels somewhat familiar.
+SwineNahNah - It's good to challenge our perceptions of other countries and continents once in a while :D
my most fave english episode so far!!
I think this channel very good for me for learning English very helpul for improving my English
It s all love in namibia now that is love
I LIKE
I like this episode for the music. I start listen music of that country. Congratulations guys keep going ahead
ben tabeus!!
ya. need a link
Small but interesting country !
small? :p
+Cole James I think thy mean small in population.(few pple) We ar jst +-2.2 million...
Geographically we are a very big country which has no area size match with any country in Europe.
Nice episod
I check out Black Vulcanite. Awesome stuff
Am I the only one who understand their English much better than British English??
I live in Colombia. If you want, I can play your music here xD
check out my RUclips channel to find out some of the best female vocalists in Namibia
She speaks with german accent :d sweet.
They have a nice accent :)
Bro that is amazing man 🔊
spanish subtitle please.... I'm learning english and I don't understand any words.
+Cristhian Narvaez - You can create subtitles yourself, or ask others to help. The episode is available for community closed captions, that means you can hand in your own subtitles :)
+Cristhian Narvaez Soon. Check back in a few days. Thank you for watching. - Mat
+Erick Narvaez Spanish is here!
+mrbooe thank you so much :)
what's the name of this kind of music? when ben sings. music from namibia
i like the song 03:53. it touched me. it is awesome.
+Jinoo Noh agree..what name is the song?
i don't know. i think it's just a song he made.
+Jinoo Noh Yes he made it... he is singing in Oshiwambo,(native language) I can translate a bit 4 u guys! He is praising Sam Nuyoma, 1st Namibian president and othr people (soldiers) who commanded nd fight for us to get independence!
+Ruth Mutuni oh, that is good.
+Aravind 09 Yoh! I cant because most of these pple that plays such ar street artists that dont record. Im sorry! may be search "Kangwe keenyala" but im not sure if it sound the same
I need me a Namibian girl.
they speak afrikaans there?
+cppGuy 01 - They also do, yes. That's why the English is sometimes mixed with Afrikaans
cppGuy 01 yes a lot probably around 80% Namibians do speak Afrikaans. myself I never learned Afrikaans but I can speak.
do you speak afrikaans and greek? I do
There's no difference between Namibia and South Africa. I'm a South African and I truly believe that we are one.
Great vídeo.
I like it it makes me happy and I live in the states maybe I can feature
They look very fashion
thats what ı love the africans
Nice review
Is She from Easy German?
The largest native language in Namibia is actually Afrikaans. English native speakers make up an incredibly small portion of the population. English was only designated as the official language to make itself more sovereign, in reality, it is not really an English-speaking country.
There is truth in your comment! And even when some people don't really speak Afrikaans formally they speak street-Afrikaans or understand it.
Why on earth are every one itching to go to Europe when all there's to enjoy is in Namibia and few quite african countries..
I am sure the woman is from Germany :D
+KiranNoor68 You guessed it. That is Carina and she is the moderator and co-editor of Easy German. Along with Janusz her husband, they head up the whole Easy Languages group. There are English subtitles on the videos for Easy German... go check them out!
+mrbooe I am also native German, thanks for the information
i iss home
5+
Schnell läßt sich ein Videoclip hochladen ...
Why did a German (EES) go to Namibia and settle there? :/
+Rak Shasa German it's also spoken in Namibia , I think
+Rak Shasa - Hi Rak, EES is a Namibian, not a German ;)
+Easy Languages The guy at the end said especially to my German friends?
+Rak Shasa And he says Ja instead of yes all the time :0
+Rak Shasa - German is his mother tongue.
Sadly, Vietnamese teenagers usually don't listen to their folk music.
Jesus Christ who cares what they listen to?
2:46 ur not namibian ur accent is obvious
Terrible. Simply terrible.
But not as terrible as the interviewers' accents.
+Joe Rune Lando Luckily still not as terrible as Joe Runes comments
+Катя Петрова HAHAHAHA
My comment is not terrible at all.
That's what I think, and you have to take it.
Giuseppe Orlando prove it.