A Taste of Ndau Food
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2023
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The Ndau people are very rich in cultural heritage which cuts across several aspects of their way of life- including their attires, their language, their songs and also their food. The Ndau people have very healthy and delicious recipes that everyone enthusiastic about Zimbabwe and African cuisine can tap into. In this documentary which was shot in Chimanimani, Zimbabwe, we get to experience the scintillating taste of Koroni (Wheat), Guku (Blackjack), Mutikiti (Pumpkin Leaves), Uninga (Sesame Seeds), Huku yeChiNdau (roadrunner chicken), Karakuni (turkey) and Mungods (Finger Millet). Our guests further tell us about the use of Muhlaba (Wood-ash) through the Mupesepese tree and the importance of consuming Gusha (Okra). We also get to learn several cultural practices within this beautiful culture.
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Your translation is awsome bro. The effort you put in your work is amazing. Very passionate, and thank you for bringing all these hidden cultures to all of us. Ubuntu, Siyabonga mfo kaMahlangu.
Ngifisa uke uye ngakithi futhi eMashwest, for Korekore culture..
Thank you so much for watching. We will definitely love to visit and experience the food culture in Mashwest
Eyana.......Handi gusha ere ririkundyiwa apo zvakakumana nemikakashango
I can see the Ndau spoken in chimanimani is kinda different from the ndau we speak in chipinge south Maybe it's because my village is too close to Moz, ndau has may dialects or subs 😂 we have Chiqwaka,Chidanda ,Chigova
Chimanimani Ndau
Has many shona words
In chipinge south sleeping is called Ku qambayaya
This channel is by far the best in Zimbabwe
Thank you so much brother Ranga
I agree with you. I have been to Chipinge. The Ndau spoken there is so different from the Ndau spoken in Chimanimani
This language is like venda nyana
Kuqambayaya . In Ndebele we say kucambalala
It's almost the same. Here in Chimanimanj shoes, we call them qhathuya
Peeing is called ku xama
Man muisi
Woman muiswa
Speaking kuleeya
We have even kuqambaya here
This is so profound. A Kenyan here in the states watching and admiring your work. What's profound about this video is the wisdom of the Ndau culture in terms of ingredients, technique and the ability to discern which foods have the highest rate of nutrition return. Thank you for your work!
Thank you so much for watching this documentary.
We appreciate your work showing our different Zimbabwe cultures
Thank you Nomathemba.
Thank you for this I’m a South African with a Ndau ancestry been troubled me for so long I dont know how the Ndau people lived I’m glad there’s similarities how they cook and everything I speak sepulana which is a dialect of pedi derere is legushe in our language. Lol I would really like to connect with them one of our family member is a sangoma when the Ndau people come out we don’t even know how to communicate with her
If finances permit, you can visit Chipinge, Chimanimani and parts of Mozambique. That's where your ancestors come from.
@@thandiwejambawa7827 Thank you Thandi will surely visit one of the good day💕
@@calviamashego4881Calvin. My youngest brother is married to a Ndisu chick from Chipinge. Her surname is Hlatshwayo of the Maphosa clan.
I'm from Manicaland province myself and family with Ndau culture. I can guide you or help you meet some of them
There is also a Ndau chap in Me.pton Park
Sorry I meant Kempton Park
I'm a Ndau from Ku Zaka
Mmmmm too very nice..Great documentary proudly Magwegwe North..Proudly African
Glad you enjoyed it Ndabezinhle. Siyabonga 🙏
Mpopoma near Tikili
My favourite channel is back! Hope one day I can host you so you get a feeling of Manyika traditional food (black jack/7 days beer etc)...funds willing
Thank you brother 🙏🙏
Love the dance you participated in. Keep doing what you are doing ❤❤❤
My lovely Chimamimani. Ndobva kwaRusitu, Kurwaisimba.
Thank you for watching 🙏
Ok ndoziva kwaRisitu Mafumise
Being half Ndau and being born and growing in Harare i never knew how many ndau words i use without knowing
Yah Ndau is also mixed with Ndebele words
Kkkkk tjikari ngesi khalanga kadlana esipheka ngalo idelele loba ifobi
Great watch on this Sunday evening 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Mazvita! Ngazvirambe zvichiuya👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Enkosi nge video, africa is beautiful.
Africa is really Beautiful
Huku muCage ❤️ pamusha chokwadi
Wow
Nice content
Keep it up young brother - ngiyathaba ndinofara with the work you are doing
Very wholesome and informative, I learnt something new, keep up the work! 😊
Siyabonga Bhudi ama videos akho ayangibusisa njalo angithatha angibisele endulo 👏🏾👏🏾
Siyabonga Sipho
This is great AKUSETSHENZWE!!!!
AKUSETSHENZWE Ndlovu 🙏
What you are doing my brother will forever be cherished 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much.
Kanti ubeuye ngaphi
We had taken a break.
You doing the Lords work Magriza, amazing content
Thank you. This work means a lot to us.
Love the channel
Thanks Nyathi
Nyc video
Thank you so much 😀
You're back!!
Happy to be back 🙏
Nice episode Magriza. I enjoyed it a lot
Glad you enjoyed it Tinashe.
Lovely videos always appreciate you guys posting 🤗
Glad you like them🙏
Thank you. Keep it up
Thank you too
Rich content Magriza made me cook 👏👏👏
Thank you always Majestic 🙏
This is lovely okaMahlangu. Also explore the Bapfumbi tribe of Matibi in Beitbridge east ,the Lemba tribe from Danga/Mposi in Mberengwa ,Jahunda of Gwanda and Shangwe people under chief Njelele in Gokwe.
Thank you for watching this documentary. Will definitely do a follow-up on your incredible ideas. Cheers!
Nice programme
Thank you for watching.
Sesame oil is very healthy.
True🙏
Amazing knowledge we should all know! I am growing blackjack & nyevhe here in the UK for bloodpressure and high blood sugar. My health has improved ever since I started eating these herbs. Enjoyed the documentary :-)
Thank you so much for watching.
Tremendous work! This session really connected me to the people you visited. I learn so much from them and you. Practical information that is grounded in the land and indigenous cultures. Thank you
Thank you for watching this documentary.
Keep on uniting different ethical groups. Good work. 👏👏🤘
Thank you Eric.
He is doing well
Not those shit skit/joke Zim channels😂😅
What's black jack leaves ngesiNdebele?
Its called ucucuza 😎
Ucucuza
Enjoyed this so much. Great to hear some food similar words we call some of the foods in our village in Masvingo. I ended up watching another 3 from your channel. Respect to you young man.
Please 🙄
Chi Ndau/chi manyika is nothing similar to chi vhitori. To us guys you guys speak a completely language😂😅
@@GrumpyTinashe LOL. Funny there were some very common words.
Having said that hapana mutauro unonzi chiVhitori, I think you meant ChiKaranga😉
@@siletamus2016 kkkk
Just teasing hangu
Ah but in Harare we grew up saying he speaks chivhitori or my vhitori uya
Bear in mind I'm 50 this year so maybe new generation don't speak that way lol
Regards and one love🇿🇼🇿🇼💪💪
@@GrumpyTinashe I know my guy. Believe me, there was a time we even used say tiri maVhitori until a Zezuru friend of mine said no you're not uri MuKaranga and that was it...
We're almost same age +/_ 2
@@siletamus2016 All the best in the new year👍😎💪
Is Ndua similar to Venda and xhonga?
It shares some dialects with these languages.
Hi my brother you doing a great job Woooowww can you please please provide me with their details for future purposes because i have predicament I have the ndauwe spirits from outside the Country and i have to unlock it giving me tough time 😢
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Ndau are ngoni not shonas
In language classification, Ndau is classified with other Shona Languages. Most Shona language speakers will understand 95% of Ndau and will recognise it as an extent of other Shonas