Xhosa Clicks - Clicking With Xhosa
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2024
- Clicking with Xhosa 1: Xolile Speelman enseñándome algunas típicas palabras con los clásicos clicks (c,x,q, xh,th,k ..) del idioma de los Xhosas (IsiXhosa). Puedes ver la 2a parte del video acá (the 2nd part of the video): • Speaking in Xhosa / Is...
Ubicación: Umanizake township, Graaff Reinet, South Africa.
ohmyGOSH thats crazy amazing. This makes my meager linguistics major seem insignificant!
17 years ago
Very interesting language. It sounds like it would be nearly impossible to learn though.
So beautiful and fire
hahah easy to remember,he says. i wish it was coz it sounds really cool.
Sanibonani Babe, wena i was trying to find some SiSwati clicks to show my friends how to pronounce Gcinisizwe, but found these which was really helpful! Thanks
@Cenotaph205 you obviously care , so you took the time to research the purity of english and you found out english is only pure at 59% and it is only the foreign influence that enriches the language.It would be bland otherwise.
a- You wouldn't be spending your time and energy on this clip alone when you have the opportunity to blabber about coliseums on related videos.
b- so the word complex = wonderful for you. that's a good thing.xhosa actually is beautifully complex.And YOU LOVE IT.
damn i speak xhosa and i know well enough thats not easy to remember....
Exactly my friend when you ride a horse is XXX, and when you open a bottle of champagne is Q !!
I miss my friend Xholile, If somebody goes to South Africa I can send you his email. He is very poor but is a real leader, he lives in a township and all these people need help. The AIDS there is just 10%!! of the population (ie, 800 of 8.000)
Well it's 3 clicks really which have five different derivative sounds.
whoa, what a language!
@odinisawesome Um.. north africa was populated with actual africains before the fairly recent arrival of arabs.Not talking about the congoid cos I am fully aware that bantus are not the only blacks.the Khoisans are another variety.There are nilotics, nubians i.e amongst black people.The chinese have already identified their own african roots its been discussed last century.If most chinese were part caucasians they would all be 6ft today.But they are very short like the pygmes.
@odinisawesome - In short - Asians branched off from a group related to prehistory Khoi people. This could explain their distinct eye appearance which is also shared by many peoples in Central Asia as well and even some Eastern Europeans to a lesser extent.
And I'm the Sun.
@odinisawesome - Chinese have a somewhat negligible amount of external Caucasian influence, mostly from Central Asia by Turkic peoples. They likely branched off from a Central Asian Caucasian group. Craniofacial anthropology is largely outdated as it relies on somewhat contrived groups that keep changing as they discover the old ones were incorrect. Genetics is much more precise as it's like a serial number for humans that tells us more than their external appearance would.
I think District 9 purposely made their aliens speak in such a manner as to resemble the Xhosa language.
i dont what it is, but this video has me cracking out
@odinisawesome - Most E. Asians seem to branch off from a proto-Caucasoid group related to Indians, Iranians and Kazakhs tens of thousands of years ago. Their genes trace their origins to central Africa where the proto/paleo-Khoi ("Capoid") peoples originally lived in Africa before being forced southward by latter Bantu migration:
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A graph on the "Mongoloid race" Wikipedia article shows this better.
And I thought the creators of District 9 film got so much creative... :)
I bet Xhosa speakers make terrific beatboxers.
Snovymygodom: You mean there are MORE clicks?!
@cannoir I used to have them when I was little but they went away but they are coming back slowy. You speak xhosa?
The South Africans are very interesting looking people. They look African, but also Asian. The language to the untrained ear sounds similar in to some Asian languages (to me atleast) like with the annunciations of words. Well the original man was traced back the San Bush people there right? Nelson Mandela looks just like those people
@Cenotaph205 oldest therefore the original language. Thefore the most elaborated and complex communication method ever created.The older the better.
The proof, well the language is 99,99% pure. French has 30% of foreign influence and english has about 40%.Basically european language need every other language to reach the "adult" linguistic age.
''easy to remember ;)))'' he says, as he does all clicks at the speed of light and gives the same 3 tips that you see literally everywhere ;___;
Natural born beatboxer
oi fuck up Umlungu... Msunyako, Maratjot! gaan naai jo ma
It is NOT easy at all! :S Although I find it SO interesting!
its Asians who look Africans not the way round. we are the oldest specy . Myself I have slanted eyes like him. those are eyes you can find them across botswana, mali( west africa) etc..
wow...no wonder my friend kept making clicking noises everytime he saw an african in the hall. i thought he was just kidding but wow.
Actually, it is easy. From Chicago. Started learning Zulu in February and cheating with Xhosa.
Got the click consonants in 3 months.
Wasn't that hard.
From South Africa and still struggle after 36 years.... easy in isolation but when using them in a flowing sentence...not so much ;)
thats difficult!
Xhosa ... what is the difference between kkhkkk and kkkuk .... thank you!!
:-P
i can´t do it!!!
UYesu uyindlela, inyaniso nobomi
EAZY TO REMEMBA
You probably think of Aborigines and Papuan people.
LOL
easy to rememba LMFAO
ahahahahahahahahahaha!