Als Nederlander ben ik met mijn broeders en zusters vaders en moeders, in het prachtige land Zuid-Afrika waar mijn Nederlandse taal gesproken wordt "Het Afrikaans" ons het verenig en God beskerm ons❤
@@tsaki_titan We are hated because we don't want to live with balcks (and others) who murder and rape, and who can only breakdown what we build? Ok, luckily we don't care what anyone thinks about us. The laws of our God and the safety and future of our children are more important.
@@TheRemoKay.Ent.These people don't want apartheid. You can see from the 1992 election. But they miss an honest and competent government like the national party.
I’m a Muslim and I like the 4th stanza the most, since the lyrics seem to have been carefully chosen to avoid any potentially idolatrous wording. For example, between the English and Afrikaans lyrics, only the Islamically-acceptable names “Almighty”, “the Highest”, “Lord”, and “God” were used to refer to God, but the distinctly _un-Islamic_ appellation “Father” was avoided. This may well just be a coincidence, but it is a fortuitous one nonetheless, and I welcome it. It’s a big win for the 4th stanza of “Die Stem”. ☝️😎👍
@@dewayaeI agree, the English version seems to be an interpretation rather than a translation. In my personal opinion it gives more depth than what would have been a direct translation
Still surprised that the ANC used the apartheid anthem for the new one but hey it’s a cool way to show that the nation is unified by mixing a song made by Africans and one by whites.
The "nation" is definitely not unified and will never be. And the anthem of the rainbow nation is not "cool". It is blasphemy to sing it as a white person.
@@Boerbok : What’s “blasphemous” about a white person from South Africa, singing an anthem supplicating to God to bestow His blessings upon Africa? Supplicating to God to seek His blessings for one’s motherland is _quite literally the opposite_ of “blasphemy”. Even the 4th stanza of “Die Stem” _literally_ does the exact same thing.
@@BoerbokSo a plea to God that He bless and protect the South Africa that belongs to ALL of us in different languages is Blasphemy? ... I think you need to assess your use of words or alternatively request for a refund from your school and your English teacher. Clearly the term Blasphemy wasnt clearly explained to you.
Shows me you know nothing about ZA, Die stem was written by CJ Langenhoven along,long time before apartheid,you just showed everyone how ignorant you are ,go troll somewhere else!!!
@@GabrielZuc ,Afrikaners came from Holland,not from Nigeria, Tanzania, Senegal or Gambia,therefore they are not Southafrica natives, and this Is a fact. You Better don't say bullshits.
@@PaoloCavestro-ey9bb When the Dutch arrived there, that vast region was completely depopulated. The Boers who settled there never attacked any African who came. It was the English who did this. Just like they did in Australia/Canada/USA and New Zealand. I'm not going to discuss history with you because you must be one of those progressives from Europe who are ruining their countries.
Als Nederlander ben ik met mijn broeders en zusters vaders en moeders, in het prachtige land Zuid-Afrika waar mijn Nederlandse taal gesproken wordt "Het Afrikaans" ons het verenig en God beskerm ons❤
Suid-Afrika…’n land met die mooiste natuurskoon.❤️👍
It's very gratifying to see the Vierkleur used to denote the Afrikaans subtitles.
Maravilhoso, dir-se-ia!
Go watch the old army vs new army. Big difference.
Maak Zuid Afrika weer groot! Oranje Blanje Blou! 🇾🇪🌷🧀
Pragtig!!! By the way, I speak all 3 languages. 👍
Ek ook:)
I've never notice how German is similar to Afrikaans / Dutch
Suid-Afrika vir die Witman!
uh nee
Suid Afrika vir die witman en sommige swart mense
Net vir die wit man
Koos is the exact reason why white people are still hated and seen as how they were back then. Grow up little poes.
@@tsaki_titan We are hated because we don't want to live with balcks (and others) who murder and rape, and who can only breakdown what we build? Ok, luckily we don't care what anyone thinks about us. The laws of our God and the safety and future of our children are more important.
Great old days!!❤
Eish, as a black South African, you guys are lame 😭 but I still love you because you mean well
@@TheRemoKay.Ent.These people don't want apartheid. You can see from the 1992 election. But they miss an honest and competent government like the national party.
Waarom niet alleen ondertitelingen in het Nederlands en het Duits (Met songteksten in het Afrikaans natuurlijk)? 😎
I’m a Muslim and I like the 4th stanza the most, since the lyrics seem to have been carefully chosen to avoid any potentially idolatrous wording. For example, between the English and Afrikaans lyrics, only the Islamically-acceptable names “Almighty”, “the Highest”, “Lord”, and “God” were used to refer to God, but the distinctly _un-Islamic_ appellation “Father” was avoided. This may well just be a coincidence, but it is a fortuitous one nonetheless, and I welcome it. It’s a big win for the 4th stanza of “Die Stem”.
☝️😎👍
whatever, go live Saudi Arabia if Islam is that important to you
You so wrong it's our land the boere
Ja nee
The English lyrics don't line up at all with the German. Don't speak much Afrikaans son can't say on that
The English version has its own lyrics
German and Afrikaans are more alike, so the lyrics go easily into German, not so much into English though
@@dewayaeI agree, the English version seems to be an interpretation rather than a translation. In my personal opinion it gives more depth than what would have been a direct translation
Still surprised that the ANC used the apartheid anthem for the new one but hey it’s a cool way to show that the nation is unified by mixing a song made by Africans and one by whites.
The "nation" is definitely not unified and will never be. And the anthem of the rainbow nation is not "cool". It is blasphemy to sing it as a white person.
@@Boerbok Ag, huil vir my 'n fokken rivier lmao
@@Boerbok : What’s “blasphemous” about a white person from South Africa, singing an anthem supplicating to God to bestow His blessings upon Africa? Supplicating to God to seek His blessings for one’s motherland is _quite literally the opposite_ of “blasphemy”. Even the 4th stanza of “Die Stem” _literally_ does the exact same thing.
@@BoerbokSo a plea to God that He bless and protect the South Africa that belongs to ALL of us in different languages is Blasphemy? ... I think you need to assess your use of words or alternatively request for a refund from your school and your English teacher. Clearly the term Blasphemy wasnt clearly explained to you.
Shows me you know nothing about ZA, Die stem was written by CJ Langenhoven along,long time before apartheid,you just showed everyone how ignorant you are ,go troll somewhere else!!!
Southafrica belongs to Zulu, Venda, Xhosa, Saan, Khoi-Khoi, etc, etc, etc not to English and Boers.
Afrikaners arrived long before these tribes that migrated from central Africa. Don't say what you don't know!
@@GabrielZuc ,Afrikaners came from Holland,not from Nigeria, Tanzania, Senegal or Gambia,therefore they are not Southafrica natives, and this Is a fact. You Better don't say bullshits.
@@PaoloCavestro-ey9bb When the Dutch arrived there, that vast region was completely depopulated. The Boers who settled there never attacked any African who came. It was the English who did this. Just like they did in Australia/Canada/USA and New Zealand. I'm not going to discuss history with you because you must be one of those progressives from Europe who are ruining their countries.
Who are you to decide ?
@@Helgardt6189 ,Who are YOU to decide?