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I'm from South Africa and I can speak 5 languages from South Africa, this is amazing that I can hear 70% of what she is saying. It's similar to TshiVenda
Bantu languages are so beautiful and elegant! I really think African countries should promote the formal education and written use of their native languages much more than most of them do nowadays. I get that they need a lingua franca that sounds "neutral", usually that being a former colonial European language, but they should strive to have at least 1 or 2 major national languages of indigenous extraction. They're really beautiful and deeply rooted in the local cultural heritage, so it'd be a shame if they didn't develop to become major formal languages, with a rich local literature and so on, in the future.
I highly agree I used to want to learn some foreign European language but when I began to awaken to our greatness as black people I ditched those ambitions I wanted to learn more Bantu languages
Amazing! I am Kenyan and I understood almost all of the introduction and the song too! "Aka kanyimbo koyamba ni kanyimbo kotonthoza mwana ngati alira" - Chichewa. In colloquial Kiswahili: "Haka kanyimbo naimba ni kanyimbo ka kutuliza mwana wakati a(na)lia" We are family!
Honestly I find this interesting. I'm from Uganda too. Sounds like Lusoga. lol. Its interesting how a dialect from South Africa can have similarities to a dialect in E.Africa. It may be that Bantu tribes have a common origin.
The language is like many Bantu languages in Uganda, including Luganda and Lusoga wow, Africans should unite, I could understand almost everything yet I have never heard the language before.. this is so amazing
Chi Chewa seems very close to Swahili. In Swahili we would have said, "mpelekeni kwa mamake (take the baby to the mother) aache kulia (to stop crying). Mwana kalila is transalted as mwana analia (baby is crying).
@@Phakamani8 not sure of the pronunciation, but 'muamushe' in swahili is "wake him/her up". 's' in swahili is pronounced as in 's'chool (i.e. school, something etc). 'sh' is pronounced as in 'sh'oe (i.e. a pair of shoe).😂😂
@@SamuelGichaga 😂thank you, I am getting somewhere with my research🙏🏿. But have you ever heard of the surname Mwamusse? I'm from South Africa and I've recently found out that my grandfather's surname was Mwamusse, now I'm trying to trace it's origins.
@@TnboinChi45 I absolutely love the sound of the Xhosa language💚 I agree with OP these language are so romantic and beautiful. I follow African Xhosa on here for sleep ASMR and I drift to a lovely sleep listening to your beautiful language often.
@@jeyjo325 “Italian is most beautiful” is also just what you personally think/your opinion, not exactly a universal opinion, either. just because you’re clearly biased to the whole “European languages are the best” thing, doesn’t mean other people can’t have different opinions than you. I personally love Bantu languages more than European languages, because the sound of Italian and many other European languages irritate me (but all languages are unique and beautiful in their own way). People have other opinions.
@@krystingrant6292 I hope you got a wonderful rest out of it! 😊❤️ BTW, your reply made me discover a typo in my initial comment that stayed there for a year... Thank you so much for giving me the chance to fix it! Be well, dear!
I find interesting whenever European minority language speakers speak their regional one it usually is heavily influenced by dominant langue in their home country, but when African speaks, every language sounds to me as African even though s/he speaks English lol
Incrivell como a pronuncia lembra o português brasileiro. Aparentemente a intercalação entre consoantes e vogais que tornam o português brasileiro tão agradável na poesia tem raízes nas linguas banto
Mwana kalila ni njala (If a baby cries then he/she is hungry) Mwana kalila ni tulo (If a baby cries then he/she is sleepy) sorry I am lazy to translate the whole song lol.
@Татьяна Губанова No sorry I don't,I can only speak the predecessor language to Chichewa called "Chinyanja".If you are looking for a good translator search for any Malawian Facebook group and you will find tons of native Chewa speakers there, I am sure someone will be up for the task.
9/23 Dream I am Dominican and had a dream last night with a chant including Bantu language. Mind you, I only speak English, Spanish, and some Italian but this dream certainly has meaning and I want to share with anyone of the culture. How do i know it is Bantu? Well I googled the chant and it was translated from Nyanja to English. In the dream they were honoring the death of an older gentleman and they were walking down the street in the pouring rain celebrating his death. His family passed by in front to also join in the parade and as they chanted , we joined in the chant to honor and respect his life. The chant was “Akulaki chi kulala”🎶 and when i googled the translation, it said “He is still sleeping.” 🤯 I am not sure if anyone can help me interpret my dream and how I was able to learn these words of a language i’ve never spoken!
Nhờ ơn Chúa Thánh Thần nên trong năm 2016 ở Việt Nam giống Xuất hành chương 7 câu 14 đến chương 10 câu 29: Số 1: Nước biến thành máu: Cả 4 tỉnh miền Trung và thế giới từ 2016 đến 2023: Nước biến thành máu Số 2:Ếch: Cả nước Số 3:Muỗi: Cả nước Số 4:Ruồi nhặng: Cả nước Số 5:Ôn dịch : Sốt xuất huyết, sốt rét Số 6:Ung nhọt: Bệnh Tay Chân Miệng Số 7:Mưa đá: ở Sapa và các vùng lân cận Số 8:.Châu chấu: ở Lai Châu và thế giới từ 2016 đến 2023 Số 9:Cảnh tăm tối: Đó là 21,22,23 tháng 12 khi trái đất ở xa nhất mặt trời thì Bắc cực sẽ có ba ngày ba đêm không nhìn thấy nhau Rồi một đêm tôi nằm mơ thấy những nấm mồ mầu trắng ở đó có hình Thánh Giá mầu trắng chung quanh là tím than. Rồi có tiếng hét: Chết hết cả rồi ! Tôi giật mình thức giấc:12 giờ đêm ở Mỹ (1 giờ đêm). Ở Việt Nam là 15 giờ cùng ngày Rồi một đêm khác tôi nằm mơ thấy hai con chim nhạn bị bắn chết . Tôi nghe nó nói: Nó là anh em sinh đôi. Tôi liền nghĩ là…. và Tận thế Vậy …. rồi tận thế lúc 12 giờ đêm ở Mỹ (1 giờ đêm). Ở Việt Nam là 15 giờ cùng ngày RUclips:” Những dòng sông nước chảy như máu từ thế giới 2016 đến 2023” và “Những đàn châu chấu từ thế giới 2016 đến 2023” Dịch bệnh, lủ lụt, các điềm lạ, động đất , hạn han… Phản Kito là ĐGH Sắp tận thế lúc 15 giờ cùng ngày
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I love the sound of this language.
I'm from South Africa and I can speak 5 languages from South Africa, this is amazing that I can hear 70% of what she is saying.
It's similar to TshiVenda
Beautiful language, sung with a beautiful voice!
I got the chills! It's amazing how, even when we don't understand the words, we can feel so connected to her song. At least I do! It's so calming!
I think african language are so melodic.
Luganda is very close to kinyanja. I closely understood whatever you were saying. Love from Buganda.
IM FROM ZIMBABWE AND I HEARD ALMOST EVERTHING.I SPEAK SHONA
Bantu languages are so beautiful and elegant! I really think African countries should promote the formal education and written use of their native languages much more than most of them do nowadays. I get that they need a lingua franca that sounds "neutral", usually that being a former colonial European language, but they should strive to have at least 1 or 2 major national languages of indigenous extraction. They're really beautiful and deeply rooted in the local cultural heritage, so it'd be a shame if they didn't develop to become major formal languages, with a rich local literature and so on, in the future.
I highly agree I used to want to learn some foreign European language but when I began to awaken to our greatness as black people I ditched those ambitions I wanted to learn more Bantu languages
Happy she decided to sing!
Amazing! I am Kenyan and I understood almost all of the introduction and the song too!
"Aka kanyimbo koyamba ni kanyimbo kotonthoza mwana ngati alira" - Chichewa.
In colloquial Kiswahili:
"Haka kanyimbo naimba ni kanyimbo ka kutuliza mwana wakati a(na)lia"
We are family!
I got everything as well …its kind of a mix of Swahili kikuyu
Me too, I understood almost everything, the language sounds like my mother tongue, LUGANDA…..
Am from Uganda but I can understand what she is singing about
She is singing about a child we who is crying cuz of hunger and wanting to sleep
Honestly I find this interesting. I'm from Uganda too. Sounds like Lusoga. lol. Its interesting how a dialect from South Africa can have similarities to a dialect in E.Africa. It may be that Bantu tribes have a common origin.
@@Zaitoon55 Of course they do that's why they are grouped into the family of languages called Bantu languages. Bantu is a language family.
The language is like many Bantu languages in Uganda, including Luganda and Lusoga wow, Africans should unite, I could understand almost everything yet I have never heard the language before.. this is so amazing
I'm a Luhya from Kenya and this language sounds like a mixture of both Luhya and Swahili.... Proud Bantu
Abantu bosi ni bahla/All Bantus are just one
Yes we are one wait til you realise we are also the 12 tribes of Israel spoken of in the bible
I kept thinking there was a bug on my screen
Why?
You clearly have eyes
this is a beautiful language.
African people have the DNA for music! A love it!
Chi Chewa seems very close to Swahili. In Swahili we would have said, "mpelekeni kwa mamake (take the baby to the mother) aache kulia (to stop crying). Mwana kalila is transalted as mwana analia (baby is crying).
Are you able to translate the entire lullaby from Chichewa to English?
@@Mehrunissah93 No. I cannot manage to do that. I can only pick few words which are close to Swahili.
Good day, sir. Is the surname Mwamusse Swahili?
@@Phakamani8 not sure of the pronunciation, but 'muamushe' in swahili is "wake him/her up". 's' in swahili is pronounced as in 's'chool (i.e. school, something etc). 'sh' is pronounced as in 'sh'oe (i.e. a pair of shoe).😂😂
@@SamuelGichaga 😂thank you, I am getting somewhere with my research🙏🏿. But have you ever heard of the surname Mwamusse? I'm from South Africa and I've recently found out that my grandfather's surname was Mwamusse, now I'm trying to trace it's origins.
I enjoyed that, especially being sung 🤗 to! 😁💞
Beautiful singing and fantastic language! 💯
I think Bantu languages are the most beautiful on Earth, far more so than French or Italian
yesss, so much romanticism on the latin languages
Very true. The Xhosa language is my language
@@TnboinChi45 I absolutely love the sound of the Xhosa language💚
I agree with OP these language are so romantic and beautiful. I follow African Xhosa on here for sleep ASMR and I drift to a lovely sleep listening to your beautiful language often.
Hahahahaha. This is your think, not universal! Italian is most beautiful
@@jeyjo325 “Italian is most beautiful” is also just what you personally think/your opinion, not exactly a universal opinion, either. just because you’re clearly biased to the whole “European languages are the best” thing, doesn’t mean other people can’t have different opinions than you. I personally love Bantu languages more than European languages, because the sound of Italian and many other European languages irritate me (but all languages are unique and beautiful in their own way). People have other opinions.
Such a pretty lady too
How lovely, I'm totally enchanted and actually in tears.
My cat really enjoyed the song in the beginning.
Wow! Both songs too me back to my childhood 🇿🇲
That's why her songs were so *soothing. The first one was a lullaby. Here I was calm, laying on my bed and enjoying it. Everything makes sense now :)
Lol I started falling asleep ♥️
@@krystingrant6292 I hope you got a wonderful rest out of it! 😊❤️
BTW, your reply made me discover a typo in my initial comment that stayed there for a year... Thank you so much for giving me the chance to fix it! Be well, dear!
Sounds alot like Gikuyu from central Kenya
Amazing. So beautiful.
This language sounds lovely. Watching from Saint Lucia 🇱🇨.
BELLISIMA VOZ Y BELLISIMA MEMORIA DE LA COMUNIDAD
👏👏👏👏😍😍😍😍😍 greetings from Brazil!
Beautiful video ! ! ~
Just gorgeous
I'm from Uganda🇺🇬, Buganda surprisingly understanding the song
Very beautiful indeed...
I would learn and sing this to this to my child if I had one :)
Someone said my mothertongue is quite similar to Chichewa and I totally agree am from coastal Kenya looking for a Mchewa friend 🥰
Que lindo, e que linda!
I love the bantu languages
Everything about this is so beautiful. Africa unite! ☮️❤️
“Sounds like the baby is crying because it’s hungry, baby is crying because it’s sleepy”
I speak Kiswahili from Kenya i can listen to the first song. The language is actually the same
So lovely!
What a beautiful language! Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful! I love you Africa. I love you Yasharel! Selah
Love this video!
nice vedeo
beatiful language
💗
Thanks!
Love your RUclips name :D
Kristen Tcherneshoff Thank you, I'd have gone for 639-6, but it doesn't quite have enough recognition, and It's withdrawn anyways. Big fan btw.
Wow I like that language.. just found out iam bantu but never knew the sounds...that's kool 💯
Amazing.
I come from Fort Jameson/Chipata = Know these lullabies 👍👍👍
I understand this and am from Kenya
cool to listen it.
Wah nimeskia kikamba, kiswahili flani ka ya congo, sijui kiluhya? Lazima nifike hii mtaa!
Beautiful singing
Moving.
Hello. Good lessons. Thank you❤❤😍
She should perform her song on America's got talent
Hello hello hello!!!
Welcome!
Fellow Malawian
Moni, from Scotland. Muli bwanji
Chewa
Beautiful
It really sounds like Swahili
Zikomo!
My husband's native tongue is chichewa and I want to learn it so much so your young children can be fluent in their tongue and English
I find interesting whenever European minority language speakers speak their regional one it usually is heavily influenced by dominant langue in their home country, but when African speaks, every language sounds to me as African even though s/he speaks English lol
Incrivell como a pronuncia lembra o português brasileiro. Aparentemente a intercalação entre consoantes e vogais que tornam o português brasileiro tão agradável na poesia tem raízes nas linguas banto
Can anyone translate the lyrics into English or write the lyrics in Chichewa?
Mwana kalila ni njala (If a baby cries then he/she is hungry) Mwana kalila ni tulo (If a baby cries then he/she is sleepy) sorry I am lazy to translate the whole song lol.
@@vicariousrainyliving8045 Thank you so much! I appreciate the part that you have translated. :)
@Татьяна Губанова No sorry I don't,I can only speak the predecessor language to Chichewa called "Chinyanja".If you are looking for a good translator search for any Malawian Facebook group and you will find tons of native Chewa speakers there, I am sure someone
will be up for the task.
Sounds like Lusoga, Luganda and Kiswahili.
The language contains both Swahili and luhya Kenyan🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 bantu languages ,am able to get the words clearly.
Very much similar to Swahili
9/23 Dream
I am Dominican and had a dream last night with a chant including Bantu language. Mind you, I only speak English, Spanish, and some Italian but this dream certainly has meaning and I want to share with anyone of the culture. How do i know it is Bantu? Well I googled the chant and it was translated from Nyanja to English. In the dream they were honoring the death of an older gentleman and they were walking down the street in the pouring rain celebrating his death. His family passed by in front to also join in the parade and as they chanted , we joined in the chant to honor and respect his life. The chant was “Akulaki chi kulala”🎶 and when i googled the translation, it said “He is still sleeping.” 🤯 I am not sure if anyone can help me interpret my dream and how I was able to learn these words of a language i’ve never spoken!
Wow
Ndimakonda mnyumba kuona mwana kulira .Tikwe tikwe
I wanna learn the spiritual side... witch doctor ... it's in our family so I wanna learn
This language its similar to Kenyan swahili🇰🇪🇰🇪
ᱟᱹᱰᱤ ᱥᱤᱵᱤᱞ ᱟᱲᱟᱝ❤️
am ugandan, but i seem to understand..the child is crying bse of anger and crying bse wants to sleep (alira)..hahaha
Zamrock brought me here
KODI CHOFUNIKA KWAMBIRI NCHIYANI KWAMBIRI NCHIYANI PA DZIKO LAPANSI? Pakuti onse anachima naperewera pa ulemero wa Mulungu Aroma
O bina ha monate o tle South Africa ke tlo o nyala
how beautiful 😍
"MULUNGU ALIPO!!!"
"CHONDE DZIONE WEWE!!!".
NDIKULONJEZANI, SUKUKUTAYANI NTHAWI.
PITA KU U TUBE NDIKULEMBA DZINA...
Mtengo wa KRYON
MULUNGU AMATIKONDA KWAMBIRI!!!
Wow wow wow
Mukuyimba bwino kusamba lala la amayi athu wa zambia
Nhờ ơn Chúa Thánh Thần nên trong năm 2016 ở Việt Nam giống Xuất hành chương 7 câu 14 đến chương 10 câu 29:
Số 1: Nước biến thành máu: Cả 4 tỉnh miền Trung và thế giới từ 2016 đến 2023: Nước biến thành máu
Số 2:Ếch: Cả nước
Số 3:Muỗi: Cả nước
Số 4:Ruồi nhặng: Cả nước
Số 5:Ôn dịch : Sốt xuất huyết, sốt rét
Số 6:Ung nhọt: Bệnh Tay Chân Miệng
Số 7:Mưa đá: ở Sapa và các vùng lân cận
Số 8:.Châu chấu: ở Lai Châu và thế giới từ 2016 đến 2023
Số 9:Cảnh tăm tối: Đó là 21,22,23 tháng 12 khi trái đất ở xa nhất mặt trời thì Bắc cực sẽ có ba ngày ba đêm không nhìn thấy nhau
Rồi một đêm tôi nằm mơ thấy những nấm mồ mầu trắng ở đó có hình Thánh Giá mầu trắng chung quanh là tím than. Rồi có tiếng hét: Chết hết cả rồi ! Tôi giật mình thức giấc:12 giờ đêm ở Mỹ (1 giờ đêm). Ở Việt Nam là 15 giờ cùng ngày
Rồi một đêm khác tôi nằm mơ thấy hai con chim nhạn bị bắn chết . Tôi nghe nó nói: Nó là anh em sinh đôi. Tôi liền nghĩ là…. và Tận thế
Vậy …. rồi tận thế lúc 12 giờ đêm ở Mỹ (1 giờ đêm). Ở Việt Nam là 15 giờ cùng ngày
RUclips:” Những dòng sông nước chảy như máu từ thế giới 2016 đến 2023” và “Những đàn châu chấu từ thế giới 2016 đến 2023”
Dịch bệnh, lủ lụt, các điềm lạ, động đất , hạn han…
Phản Kito là ĐGH
Sắp tận thế lúc 15 giờ cùng ngày
you should've put she's singing instead of speaking cuz that was quite annoying , I wanted to hear her speaking .
I scratched a hole in my monitor
I thought there was a booger on my monitor.