Hey guys! I'm really enjoying your posts on Zambia. I'm a retired photographer from Canada and I live here with my beautiful Zambian wife. I've been here just over 3 years and absolutely love this place! I'm glad you're enjoying it too. Used to live on Lusaka, but now stay in Kabwe, a few hours drive north in central province. Enjoy your stay!!! 😌😃
@@morgan97475 Hello, the cost of living here is very affordable. Although prices have gone up this year, it's still not like the rediculous situation in Canada. Especially food. A T bone steak in Canada can he as high as 500 kwatcha! So I really appreciate the food here!
So refreshing to see Unapologetic Nomad covering content on Zambia. Such a beautiful country. Keep up the good work. It's on my bucket list to visit. Love from 🇯🇲.
We welcome you. I am Zambian based in the US, I’ve been to Jamaica several times and I call it my third home. Hope my home country of Zambia treats you well when you go visit 🇿🇲💕
I feel like crying when I hear the truth about our real nature as Africans. We are peaceful people as our environment. We are not often spoken but that does not change who we are. We never boast that we live in paradise...🇿🇲
After living for about 8months in South Africa 🇿🇦 I discovered that the National Anthem is just the same it's only that at the end of it they have twisted , otherwise I also love south Africa it's my fave ♥️🇿🇦🇿🇲🇿🇼
Wow! You guys brought me to tears! Huh, I don't know why I reacted that way, may have to check myself!( 😆) However, part of the reason is that I am really chuffed and humbled that you guys took the time to present my country that I love soo much in a positive light! Thank you so much for that guys! You've got a new subscriber here!
Please come back home you're not going to believe how your home has changed, we don't admire to go in America anymore we have everything now including our natural beauty awww❤❤😢😢
Hey Micki. This is Pamela, from Rwanda. I really enjoyed the video. Its a nice new platform feature. Your teaching gift proficiently shines through!!! May God bless you and your family for continuing to light the pathway for the Black diaspora to make it back to their homeland that they no little about.
Zambia was a British colony and became an independent country in 1964, first president was Kenneth Kaunda who ruled for 27 years and died last year in June (2021). Zambia first held multiparty elections in 1991, has consistently held peaceful elections and those in which the ruling party lost the party magnanimous conceded defeat and handed over power to to the winning party and the current president is the 7th. In 2015 when the fifth president, Michael Sata died his vice Guy Scott who is of European descent acted as president for three months until the new president was elected. Zambia is an extremely peaceful country and one of a number of African countries never to have experienced a civil strife.
History very similar to Kenya. You said Kenneth Kaunda ruled for 27 years. As for Kenya, second president ruled for 24 years. The first president died and did not rule for long. Multi-party in Kenya was also first held in 1992, you guys 1991. Very nice to find something similar. As Uhuru recently said "we have more things in common than ever fighting Europeans". Can't imagine how these boundaries have separated us. People do not know that there were many African communities that had never known war, and Africa traded with each other for a long time. African conflicts were only a few tribes. Love Zambia from Kenya. Would like Victoria Falls. We actually need to change these European names to African names. Peace.
@@Lantronic There’s a lot of similar stuff between Kenya and Zambia including names , Mwale, Mwango, Daka and I believe there’re a lot others!! Just hoping you guys will hold free and peaceful elections in August. I watched some video after president Kenyatta chose Raila Odinga as his successor, it was disturbing to realize how Kenyans are so ethically inclined when it comes to leadership and it made me understand why elections are so susceptible to violence hence always a security risk. In this era the issue of ethnicity shouldn’t be a consideration when it comes to choice of leadership but leadership attributes and ability should be the overriding consideration. In Zambia though ethnicity is to a certain extent an issue, it’s not as pervasive as in Kenya and indications are it will even become less of a factor in the future as the younger generation seems to value possession of leadership attributes over anything else. Kenya is one of the most well known countries in Africa so it is to some extent it is in an ambassadorial position and owes some responsibility to Africa, so what happens there has a bearing on how the rest of the world perceive Africa. So you guys you just have to stop being tribal with leadership selection.
@@manyande8682 Thank you. In Kenya, enthic divide increases as election approaches. I get nervous about elections in Kenya. But we combact violence as much as we can. Though it is very easy to happen. There are a lot of youths with no jobs and many people are unhappy about the economy. But I just hope we have a peaceful elections.
The name of those falls means the same thing in the Sepedi language in South Africa, Mushi wa thunya....mushi=smoke, thunya=loud bang...plus to my understanding the Lozi language is similar to Sepedi, Sotho and Setswana
Hope this kind of precise video start getting into our schools all over Africa because it has been shown that even most of us in Africa do not know much about our fellow Africans and their countries.
I enjoyed this so much! Please do this for every African country you visit. It was excellent. I'm sure you'll partner with the some of the tourist boards in the near future and get paid to help promote these beautiful African countries.
Such a wonderful narration, am very pround of how trully you factored our history and way of living in my motherland Zambia. Thank you Unapologetic normads.
Perfect 👌🏾 narration and as a Zambian, I appreciate this. 💯 By the way, Mosi-O-Tunya is pronounced Mo-see - o-toon nee-ya. Our national beer is Mosi (Mo-see) named after our famous aforementioned falls. Thank you Unapologetic Nomads. #Zambia the real Africa.
Funny how I was able to learn my country's Geographical set up in just 9 minutes yet my teacher took 6 years🙄🙆🏽♀️🤣 Thank you guys and praying you do more of these videos about Zambia as she has lots of things to share with our foreign friends🥰♥️ much ❤️ from Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
Loving this channel: Zambia is a beautiful country everyone is welcome visit and see the beauty of Zambia for yourself you'll enjoy I'm from Livingstone Zambia the tourist capital
My girl you did this. I am so proud of you. Your presentation was excellent. Your delivery was powerful and very informative. Your diction was outstanding and very much on point. Did I say I am so proud of you.
As a Zambian living in the US, I thank you all for educating the African American community about the truth about Africa. I have spent a lot of time in the US, over 10 years, spanning 3 decades and I can tell you that what the US televises about Africa is incomplete: does Africa have poor and starving souls, YES! But so do all other places on earth (including the US). Africa, and Zambia specifically has a lot of great things to offer, and I feel that those great things need to be highlighted more than the negative, as y'all do in your vlogs. Keep doing what you do. We need more African Americans to realize that they have options; options that include returning to the motherland. Dzikomo
The best narrator!! you got me hooked, how I wish I had you as my high school teacher back in the days..I could study the all syllabus in just few minutes 🤣
Zambia, is just another beautiful Country within the Continent of Africa. It is so nice, and refreshing to see, and hear for a change Black People narrating their own historic places in the Motherland. I am loving how You vocally narrated this video. Thank You for sharing Zambia, it is so beautiful in landscapes, and with its beautiful People, and the many Animals and resources it possesses. Jehovah God has blessed the African Continent abundantly. Its no wonder why so many outside Countries have (and still are) invaded the Motherland and are trying to possess every inch of it's wealth and beauty. Wishing The Unapologetic Nomads, a very good week. Keep up the good work!!
My first fourteen years were in Zambia, then on to the UK, Europe, Asia, India, China, Aus, US, the Middle East and North Africa. All have their own beauty but my roots and my heart are in Zambia, it’s hard to explain but just thinking about my early life there gives me peace.
@@tisabanda9497 It’s on the bucket list Tisa. I have travelled a lot, my accent is all over the place and when people ask where I am from, I say Zambia, my sister was born in Kitwe and a nephew-in-law is married to a lovely lady from Lusaka, they travel back a couple of times a year to see family. The connection is unbreakable.
Great job!!!! I enjoyed listening to your extremely pleasant, educated voice, while you narrate the video, as I watched the content! I am so pleasantly pleased to see you and the family in Zambia....although you guys stumbled into going!!! 😂
I'm speechless this is a great video you did the best job on this.now your children of African soil. you belong in Africa. the spirit of Africa is travelling with you.the people of Africa love your family and the are welcoming you to their home. we are one family now you know Africa very well I love the way your telling us about Zambia thanks
Amazing🙌🏾, that's a beautiful introduction to my country. I often don't know what to talk about when people ask about Zambia, I feel you captured some key components. Love it!
Nice, simple, detailed. Some pronunciation corrections if I may; 1: Zambezi = Zamb-A-zee. The letter E in the middle of the word is pronounced sounding like the letter A 2: Nyanja = Nea-nja. Kinda like how you'll say New for New York, Nya has a similar flow to it. 3: Mosi-O-Tunya = Mossy(like the moss that grows in the water). The O- Tunya was just right. 4: Kafue = Kaf-You-weh. The letter U is pronounced exactly as the letter U, while the letter E is pronounced almost like how one would say 'way', merely because the letter U has come before it. So you'd sort of pronounce it as 'kafyouway'. Hope this helps out.
I am Zambian but what you doing is alot for this country already.... You need to start getting paid for this good work you doing... I am constantly communicating with people home trying to get you a TV interview and a radio interview..
Thanks for writing some facts on Zambia which we the Zambian are yet to get enlightened to how to report such therapeutic information ❤️😍. I loved everything about your content❤️😍.
I think the languages Kaonde and Lunda were misspelled as Konde and Luna respectively. I'm Zambian and my mom and dad are Kaonde and Lunda. It's pronounced N-yanja not Nah-yanja. Also Kafue is pronounced Ka-few-way Sorry to nitpick the video is still amazing Thanks for the video not a lot of people notice our tiny country.
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Hey guys! I'm really enjoying your posts on Zambia. I'm a retired photographer from Canada and I live here with my beautiful Zambian wife. I've been here just over 3 years and absolutely love this place! I'm glad you're enjoying it too. Used to live on Lusaka, but now stay in Kabwe, a few hours drive north in central province. Enjoy your stay!!! 😌😃
Robert good to know you’re in the same town as me! Hope you’re enjoying life in Kabwe.
Been in kabwe for 3 years now too
Do you watch Priscilla Foundation
How are you finding the cost of living there?
@@morgan97475 Hello, the cost of living here is very affordable. Although prices have gone up this year, it's still not like the rediculous situation in Canada. Especially food. A T bone steak in Canada can he as high as 500 kwatcha! So I really appreciate the food here!
So refreshing to see Unapologetic Nomad covering content on Zambia. Such a beautiful country. Keep up the good work. It's on my bucket list to visit. Love from 🇯🇲.
Please do! Love my country
Do you watch Priscilla Foundation
We welcome you. I am Zambian based in the US, I’ve been to Jamaica several times and I call it my third home. Hope my home country of Zambia treats you well when you go visit 🇿🇲💕
Will be waiting to welcome you to the land of peace and smiles. You will not regret your visit.
You're very welcome
Zambia’s department of tourism should hire you. You doing a great Job advertising the country.
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I feel like crying when I hear the truth about our real nature as Africans. We are peaceful people as our environment. We are not often spoken but that does not change who we are. We never boast that we live in paradise...🇿🇲
Awww we're definitely blessed 🙏🙏🙏
Exactly 💯 we are blessed country ❤
Beautiful! Greetings from South Africa🇿🇦. Forgot to mention that South Africa, Zambia and Tanzania share the same national anthem.
Yes but our South African version has been robbed off it's purity.
@@ronm4385 🤗please explain. From a Zambian.
@@Marty278 Added English and Afrikaans verses ;)
@@brianmaswanganye7039 aaahh ok...I see
After living for about 8months in South Africa 🇿🇦 I discovered that the National Anthem is just the same it's only that at the end of it they have twisted , otherwise I also love south Africa it's my fave ♥️🇿🇦🇿🇲🇿🇼
Unapologetic Nomad! This video will definitely rank as one of the most informative video of the country of Zambia 🇿🇲 👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Zambia is fun country to visit. One day I will live there. 🇯🇲
You welcome
You are very welcome my darling!
I also want to visit
Beautiful video. Now I wish to visit Zambia and enjoy nishima and nyama...Watching from South Africa 🇿🇦
You're very welcome
It's spelled as nshima
Zambia is home for South Africans come around so that we can show you oliver tambo house and
You're more than welcome
You are most welcome my love, we love you South Africans
Wow! You guys brought me to tears! Huh, I don't know why I reacted that way, may have to check myself!( 😆) However, part of the reason is that I am really chuffed and humbled that you guys took the time to present my country that I love soo much in a positive light! Thank you so much for that guys! You've got a new subscriber here!
💯❤️🙏🏾
I'm an American. I Married a a Zambian woman. I have a home in Ndola and love the Zambian people culture and my special in laws lol
Please come back home you're not going to believe how your home has changed, we don't admire to go in America anymore we have everything now including our natural beauty awww❤❤😢😢
Love to Lozi and Kololo people from Sotho nations in SA ❤We are one. Lerato ke leo!
Luitumezi! Sending lilato to y'all aswell! Lozi here❤
@@akuvictor Ke leboha❤
Thank you so much
Thank you
Hey Micki. This is Pamela, from Rwanda. I really enjoyed the video. Its a nice new platform feature. Your teaching gift proficiently shines through!!! May God bless you and your family for continuing to light the pathway for the Black diaspora to make it back to their homeland that they no little about.
Hi Sis! Thank you so much. I truly appreciate this. I hope all is well in Rwanda…miss you.
Zambia was a British colony and became an independent country in 1964, first president was Kenneth Kaunda who ruled for 27 years and died last year in June (2021). Zambia first held multiparty elections in 1991, has consistently held peaceful elections and those in which the ruling party lost the party magnanimous conceded defeat and handed over power to to the winning party and the current president is the 7th. In 2015 when the fifth president, Michael Sata died his vice Guy Scott who is of European descent acted as president for three months until the new president was elected.
Zambia is an extremely peaceful country and one of a number of African countries never to have experienced a civil strife.
History very similar to Kenya. You said Kenneth Kaunda ruled for 27 years. As for Kenya, second president ruled for 24 years. The first president died and did not rule for long. Multi-party in Kenya was also first held in 1992, you guys 1991. Very nice to find something similar. As Uhuru recently said "we have more things in common than ever fighting Europeans". Can't imagine how these boundaries have separated us. People do not know that there were many African communities that had never known war, and Africa traded with each other for a long time. African conflicts were only a few tribes.
Love Zambia from Kenya. Would like Victoria Falls. We actually need to change these European names to African names.
Peace.
@@Lantronic
There’s a lot of similar stuff between Kenya and Zambia including names , Mwale, Mwango, Daka and I believe there’re a lot others!!
Just hoping you guys will hold free and peaceful elections in August. I watched some video after president Kenyatta chose Raila Odinga as his successor, it was disturbing to realize how Kenyans are so ethically inclined when it comes to leadership and it made me understand why elections are so susceptible to violence hence always a security risk.
In this era the issue of ethnicity shouldn’t be a consideration when it comes to choice of leadership but leadership attributes and ability should be the overriding consideration. In Zambia though ethnicity is to a certain extent an issue, it’s not as pervasive as in Kenya and indications are it will even become less of a factor in the future as the younger generation seems to value possession of leadership attributes over anything else.
Kenya is one of the most well known countries in Africa so it is to some extent it is in an ambassadorial position and owes some responsibility to Africa, so what happens there has a bearing on how the rest of the world perceive Africa. So you guys you just have to stop being tribal with leadership selection.
@@manyande8682 wow!!! A Kenyan here. Such touching word. I wish my country people understood this.
Bless you brother 👏🏿
@@manyande8682 Thank you. In Kenya, enthic divide increases as election approaches.
I get nervous about elections in Kenya.
But we combact violence as much as we can. Though it is very easy to happen. There are a lot of youths with no jobs and many people are unhappy about the economy.
But I just hope we have a peaceful elections.
Thanks for the context! Much appreciated!
The name of those falls means the same thing in the Sepedi language in South Africa, Mushi wa thunya....mushi=smoke, thunya=loud bang...plus to my understanding the Lozi language is similar to Sepedi, Sotho and Setswana
We are one people
True, that. There is also a little bit of Zulu in the Lozi language.
I was thinking the same thing man.
I just love Zambia and her people. Truly humble generous people with so much to offer.
Sadc & eac regions are bantu people... they are the same
Hope this kind of precise video start getting into our schools all over Africa because it has been shown that even most of us in Africa do not know much about our fellow Africans and their countries.
Because Africa still holding on to colonial syllabus. Smh
True
You made me follow your channel because of what have seen, I'm proudly African proudly Zambian🇿🇲
You nailed it!! Thank you for teaching us about Zambia. I was born on the continent but knows very little about this country.
This is really enjoying to watch, am really proud to say that am a Zambian 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
I will visit soon and stay😊
I enjoyed this so much! Please do this for every African country you visit. It was excellent. I'm sure you'll partner with the some of the tourist boards in the near future and get paid to help promote these beautiful African countries.
I love this! Thank you @Unapologetic Nomad! This is awesome! I'm so glad you got to see my country and do this video! Absolutely awesome
I enjoy this..I think you are on to something new..that voice$$$$!!!!keep going nomads!!!
Such a wonderful narration, am very pround of how trully you factored our history and way of living in my motherland Zambia. Thank you Unapologetic normads.
Getting goosebumps listening to you narrating the the Zambian history amazing thank you for putting my beloved Zambia on the map ❤️ ♥️ 💙 🙏
A whole syllabus of "some" courses covered in 9mins. Clear and simple!
Btw, we need videos daily! 😁
This is such a beautiful representation of Zambia 🇿🇲
Thanks for covering it so well and I truly hope you will enjoy your stay.
#ProudlyZambian 🇿🇲
Great content about Zambia keep it up. There is lots about Zambia that the world don't know. Thank u so much for this content and keep it up.
This was a great presentation from you guys!!!
I have enjoyed watching this episode. I was following it so attentively as if I am not a Zambian hahaha
Me too
Perfect 👌🏾 narration and as a Zambian, I appreciate this. 💯 By the way, Mosi-O-Tunya is pronounced Mo-see - o-toon nee-ya. Our national beer is Mosi (Mo-see) named after our famous aforementioned falls. Thank you Unapologetic Nomads. #Zambia the real Africa.
Are you located in Zambia still? Your country is BEAUTIFUL.
@@bhigdaddymark thanks Mark for the comment. Am based in North America at the moment.
@@Beez187
Be safe here, try to enjoy, live in peace IF allowed...
Over sabi… that’s what you are. You know how to pronounce and you never made a video. Shame on you!
@@bhigdaddymark oh for sure Mark. ✊🏿
Funny how I was able to learn my country's Geographical set up in just 9 minutes yet my teacher took 6 years🙄🙆🏽♀️🤣 Thank you guys and praying you do more of these videos about Zambia as she has lots of things to share with our foreign friends🥰♥️ much ❤️ from Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
Fun facts😂🤣
Am telling u
You have done our country proud 🙏🙏🙏💪Salute!! You should be given an award
Loving this channel: Zambia is a beautiful country everyone is welcome visit and see the beauty of Zambia for yourself you'll enjoy I'm from Livingstone Zambia the tourist capital
This is sooo good. I love Zambia and you did it justice in every way.
Zambia accommodated our liberation movement during the struggle against Apartheid. The ANC was headquartered in Lusaka. We.♥️ 🇹🇲
Wonderful narration keep up sister Unapologetic 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Well done sister! The voice and the narration we're so captivating, I was super absorbed in the video.
Just Wow! What great presentation!
Thank you for coming to Africa! Welcome every country in Africa this your home we are so blessed to have you in this blessing continent
Very nice I feel like I'm ready to take a vacation since travelling to Africa has always been on my bucket list.
Huge thanks Unapologetic nomads. Am a Zambian and haven't been home in 3 years, am getting so homesick watching this.❤
My girl you did this. I am so proud of you. Your presentation was excellent. Your delivery was powerful and very informative. Your diction was outstanding and very much on point. Did I say I am so proud of you.
I had to join and subscribe to your channel I really need to visit Zambia 🇿🇲
Am Zambian living Australia and thanks for the postive review about African of which we don’t see in the mainstream media
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As a Zambian living in the US, I thank you all for educating the African American community about the truth about Africa.
I have spent a lot of time in the US, over 10 years, spanning 3 decades and I can tell you that what the US televises about Africa is incomplete: does Africa have poor and starving souls, YES!
But so do all other places on earth (including the US).
Africa, and Zambia specifically has a lot of great things to offer, and I feel that those great things need to be highlighted more than the negative, as y'all do in your vlogs.
Keep doing what you do. We need more African Americans to realize that they have options; options that include returning to the motherland.
Dzikomo
The best narrator!! you got me hooked, how I wish I had you as my high school teacher back in the days..I could study the all syllabus in just few minutes 🤣
Zambia, is just another beautiful Country within the Continent of Africa. It is so nice, and refreshing to see, and hear for a change Black People narrating their own historic places in the Motherland.
I am loving how You vocally narrated this video. Thank You for sharing Zambia, it is so beautiful in landscapes, and with its beautiful People, and the many Animals and resources it possesses.
Jehovah God has blessed the African Continent abundantly.
Its no wonder why so many outside Countries have (and still are) invaded the Motherland and are trying to possess every inch of it's wealth and beauty. Wishing The Unapologetic Nomads, a very good week. Keep up the good work!!
Enjoyed this so much. What a wonderful informative piece. Looking forward to seeing more of Zambia from you guys. 👍 well done.
This is so amazing 😍 I loved watching the video because it shows how beautiful and natural our country is.....so proud to be Zambian
Alright Ambassadors, you are doing an amazing job. Love the expansion and growth.
Despite being Zambian i was intrigued how much research you have gathered. Good Job. am enjoying myself listening to your Narration
From South Africa 🇿🇦 Zambia our cuzins
Well put and summarized, thank you Unapologetic Nomads! I love 💕 your work
Amazing video. Zambia indeed is blessed country with beautiful heart people ❤️❤️❤️
Another class product in the Unapologetic Africa docu-series.
My first fourteen years were in Zambia, then on to the UK, Europe, Asia, India, China, Aus, US, the Middle East and North Africa. All have their own beauty but my roots and my heart are in Zambia, it’s hard to explain but just thinking about my early life there gives me peace.
You should come back. Zambia is lovely.
@@tisabanda9497 It’s on the bucket list Tisa. I have travelled a lot, my accent is all over the place and when people ask where I am from, I say Zambia, my sister was born in Kitwe and a nephew-in-law is married to a lovely lady from Lusaka, they travel back a couple of times a year to see family. The connection is unbreakable.
I loved this vid...more please!!!!!
I love living in Zambia I was born here I love eating the food here and visiting the national parks and all sorts of places!
I’m from Zambia 🇿🇲
Great content I must say 👏🏽👏🏽
Great job!!!! I enjoyed listening to your extremely pleasant, educated voice, while you narrate the video, as I watched the content! I am so pleasantly pleased to see you and the family in Zambia....although you guys stumbled into going!!! 😂
Thank you for another informative mini-documentary. Keep up the outstanding work 👏🏾
Thank you for unapologetically showing how beautiful our country is! Amazing work and production! 🇿🇲
Thank you for highlighting Zambia, you have represented the country well . Have enjoyed it well
Thank you Michelle on the education of the content of Zambia 👁🤗❤
Beautiful landscape and the food looks great as well
I'm speechless this is a great video you did the best job on this.now your children of African soil. you belong in Africa. the spirit of Africa is travelling with you.the people of Africa love your family and the are welcoming you to their home. we are one family now you know Africa very well I love the way your telling us about Zambia thanks
Beautiful Zambia ! Thank you very much for this very detail video.
Thank you for your videos.
Amazing🙌🏾, that's a beautiful introduction to my country. I often don't know what to talk about when people ask about Zambia, I feel you captured some key components. Love it!
my country’s beauty brings me to tears every time, wonderful video ❣
One Zambia one Nation!
Great Content! Thankyou for sharing!
As a Zambia I must say thank you,and love this video you've earned a new follower❤️
Thank you and thank you for your support.
first time seeing this channel and I love it already. welcome to Zambia 🇿🇲
Great job 👏 👍🏾 your family is a blessing to mother Zambia 🇿🇲...twatotela ( thank you in ichibemba)
Wow thanks 😁😍 from Zambia 🙋🏿♂️
Thank you for absolutely botching those names! lol
This was a great video. Loved it.
*Proud Zambian*
so true
I subscribe to your channel now .because of this video. You visited one of my dream country in the world 🌍 job well done ❤️❤️🇿🇲🇿🇲
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Beautiful narration about my beautiful country.
BTW, it is actually Kaonde and Lunda and both languages are from the North Western Province of Zambia.
Yes and just a point of correction Bemba and Nyanja are not the most spoken language, do more research next time.
Wow!!! I love your accuracy narration❤❤❤❤ from the land of the free, work and joy🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
Beautiful thanks for taking time to make this wonderful video for my country 👏🏾👏🏾🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲💕
Lovely video. Very informative. Lots of nature conservation areas in Zambia. That's good for Africa and the world.
Tks
Amazing you done wonders for Zambia tourism am getting my passport ready
Thank you for this education.
You did a wonderful job with this.
Nice, simple, detailed.
Some pronunciation corrections if I may;
1: Zambezi = Zamb-A-zee. The letter E in the middle of the word is pronounced sounding like the letter A
2: Nyanja = Nea-nja. Kinda like how you'll say New for New York, Nya has a similar flow to it.
3: Mosi-O-Tunya = Mossy(like the moss that grows in the water). The O- Tunya was just right.
4: Kafue = Kaf-You-weh. The letter U is pronounced exactly as the letter U, while the letter E is pronounced almost like how one would say 'way', merely because the letter U has come before it. So you'd sort of pronounce it as 'kafyouway'.
Hope this helps out.
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@@Unmad Really hate how people mispronounce Zambezi
ninalemba zinthu zimodzi'modzi... ndipo ninawerenga. kikikikiki. zikomo, mdala.
@@Unmad you shouldn't give him a thumbs up because he got all of them wrong
Love it!! Very very informative, ive learnt something today. Thank you family
Love how you presented that extra correct info so passionately 👌 well done🤗 and we are grateful 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
Thank you for covering Zambia we really Appreciate you , sending love from Zambia 🇿🇲 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲
Very nice piece of presentation on Zambian.Keep up the good work.
Wow wow
Zambia Ku Chalo🖤💚🧡❤️🇿🇲
Amazing presentation of our beautiful country🥳🥳🥳
Thank unapologetic nomads.
I am Zambian but what you doing is alot for this country already.... You need to start getting paid for this good work you doing... I am constantly communicating with people home trying to get you a TV interview and a radio interview..
Thanks for good information. Grateful and Gratitude 🙏🙏
Thanks for writing some facts on Zambia which we the Zambian are yet to get enlightened to how to report such therapeutic information ❤️😍. I loved everything about your content❤️😍.
I think the languages Kaonde and Lunda were misspelled as Konde and Luna respectively. I'm Zambian and my mom and dad are Kaonde and Lunda.
It's pronounced N-yanja not Nah-yanja.
Also Kafue is pronounced Ka-few-way
Sorry to nitpick the video is still amazing
Thanks for the video not a lot of people notice our tiny country.
mosi is pronounced mosee or in the actual dilect is musee ... not mos..ai
thank you... I was nitpicking as well..
Guilty for nit-picking too🙂. Thanks for the corrections. Proudly Zambian
enjoying your content keep it up from Zambia🇿🇲
I'm an American planning to visit zambia I want to see Africa for myself...great video I'm now excited
You really make us appreciate our countries ♥️♥️🇿🇦 You educate us much appreciated 👏👏
I love Zambia and I can't wait to actually live there next year here I come
It’s the way you pronouncing Nyanja for me 😅😂😂❤
I enjoyed watching this video, am Zambian and you made me want to travel to all the places😂..truly magnificent work👌🏽
great video!!! wow..things I did not know..and I so enjoyed the footage as well..as if I were there...very nice
Thank you so much for this great information about Zambia.
Thank you very much for sharing your research about Zambia