South Africa| Black American Teens Living in South Africa| School in South Africa Testimony
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- In this episode, my oldest son and daughter 15 and 16-year-olds share their experience as Black American teens attending high school in South Africa. They share their views on learning South African languages to include IsiZulu and Afrikaans. We also touch on their thoughts about the state of Covid 19 and sanitization efforts in Gauteng since our arrival. Most important they share how they fit in with other students and juxtapose their experiences as students in South Africa versus the United States.
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I teach both of these young people and I found this video extremely interesting and helpful. We as teachers do not always realise exactly what children go through when they walk through our doors. Shawn and Seoul are two exceptional young people who quickly adapted to a new country, a new school with a completely different teaching-learning model to what they were used to and I find it truly inspiring. You have managed to critically compare the two countries without bias. You should be so proud of yourselves and you are more welcome here than you might think.
+Petrus Cronjé Thanks for watching !
From which school??
First of all, I'm truly proud of passionate teachers and educators who are making a difference in shaping minds of the youth. Thank for your service.
I like your tone and it means you are open to ideas and feedback so that schools are made to be centres of learning more than just calculus but welcoming of diverse backgrounds.
He chose Afrikaans, he's bold. I really hope he gets a good tutor because yoh
😂😂😂😂😂
S’khala sbaningi
@@asiverwexu4907 😂😂😂 I literally read this is that guys voice!!!
😂😭
😅😅 I find it easier to learn Afrikaans, once you get the STOMPI you'll never go wrong
In South Africa you start specialising in Grade 10. That's what Shaun was trying to say. From Grade 10, you focus only on subjects you will spend the rest of your life working on and leave all the others.
Great Move South Africa is beautiful I'm from the USA
thank you for this video, I'm a South African and we welcome all our black families here, it pains us to see our family killed by Police in the US. I'm glad we're all moving back together. let's build our continent the mother of all humans
True. Now they can grow up free and worrying about police after their lives.
Cops kill us here too
@Follow The Light south Africa has changed what you saying is nonsense
@@more2much696 wahlanya
@@tsentlemashiane6609 😂 😂 😂
This was great. We are planning to move to SA soon. We have two young sons, so it was great hearing their experiences.
That is amazing to hear. Please check out our website on www.JourneyToZA.com as well as our video on the virtual home and s hook tours we offer.
Come
I am on my way also and I am single. Blue Village estates in Joz is nice.
@@naeemrashada1009 It's so good to hear that you have a happy life in S.A. it's your home anyway.
@@sindikhumalo9217 Thank you for your kind words.
Well done to you My Sister and your Husband for raising such wonderful children!!!👍🏾👏🏾
Thank you!
Wow l am South African l love you kid's they are so adorable ncooih😍😍😍😍
Welcome Neku! Thanks so much for supporting us and making us feel encouraged to continue filming
this is beautiful, welcome home guys.. Africa is your home. can you please make a video of how they find living in SA outside of school, like making friends, visiting public places etc
Absolutely! I have been speaking with them about what they may want to share next on the channel.
I am blown away by the wisdom of your kids. Moving to a foreign country can be a wonderful experience indeed if you just move with the flow. I wish them all the success in life. I am yet to hear an American who will complain about South African food 😅. You also have a beautiful house and I love the fact that you're grateful for the cost of housing in South Africa. Having a dollar or pound is really beneficial when it comes to the cost of living in South Africa
Thank you love. Yes they are white amazing and I’m blessed to be their mother. Indeed the food is amazing .
WOW So glad I was suggested this channel! Im in SA every year for like 2 months! I never run into black Americans!! This is amazing family!!
Oh thanks for letting us know. I’m glad this has blessed you in finding us
So amazing to hear how so many Americans are enjoying our country. May you have so much good experiences and adventures here. May your kids Excell and thrive in this country. Thank you for expressing them to other cultures and ways of living. Have fun in South Africa.
This video touched me. I'd like to thank you for giving you children the opportunity to learn and root themselves back at home.You did not get that opportunity when you were young it's will be easier for them to learn IsiZulu and they will identify as Zulus.Thank you for making this huge move you must know that you are not alone,we are with you every step of the way may God bless you and your family
Many thanks !
I love the birds chirping in the background 😍
They look amazing in their uniform!
I love seeing them in their uniforms as well
Right!!
They are such a blessing!!! The boldness, humility and wisdom etc. Your content, awesome...wishing you and family all of the best.
Many thanks my dear ! We appreciate your kindness
Thank you so much on touching on the Covid situation here in SA. They vilify Africa in a whole in the media so much on this topic. And the numbers are really not that high because how strict we are here.This was really refreshing to watch getting your kids opinion on their experience.Welcome to SA and I hope everything of the best for you and family here.
Yes, this is very important. I have a video I posted as well specifically about the Covid 19 South African Variant. Check it out and let me know what you think.
@@ElisaShyreseMinistries Hi ..can you please give the link, I would really love yo watch it
They are so positive ❤🔥😩 I need updates from now
Indeed
Wow sis. You are raising beautiful, bright, well rounded, open minded and strong African children. Yes.... African children lol.
Love this and I'm so glad I came across your channel! My family is actually planning to visit Johannesburg this year and we have discussed possibly moving there as well. I have 4 kids the oldest being 15 and he feels the same way your son felt at first. This hits so close to home as it has answered many questions and has made me feel even more optimistic about coming to SA. You have a beautiful family and I look forward to more content and maybe hearing from the rest of your family as well. I'm sure there are many families who would find your journey very helpful.
Hi love! Thanks soo much. We are thrilled to hear about your future visit. We are working on more videos with the rest of the family . Please let us know if we can be of help .
@@ElisaShyreseMinistries I sent you message on instagram
Come
We are outta here!....America is NOT safe on so many levels for Black people..I have five and they are ready to go!!!!!!
I’m an african America that lived in SA for 10 years then I came back to America and I hate it here
I’m so sorry you are not where you want to be. What made you go back ?
@@ElisaShyreseMinistries my parents said I’ll have a better life
I’m 15 so where my parents move I have to also
@@user-qc4ze7um5b oh love I understand
How long have you been back in the states? And what do you miss about South Africa?
@@pelomk9022 I’ve been back for like 2 years and I miss literally EVERYTHING
New subscriber! 😉 I totally love the content and how free spirited your kids are, I'm a Zulu girl and I wish them all the best in life, they just need to adjust to the language. Soon enough they'll know how to literally speak it. Siyanamukela ekhaya (say See-ya-na-moo-care-la eh-car-ya to pronounce the Zulu word which means welcome home ) ❤️😊
Thank you so much!! This is soo beautiful.
Siphelele, o worse🥰🥰🥰
I'm so happy for u finally came home " Africa" that young man has a bright future to look ahead to and not to worry about police in his life.
+Nobuhle Ndlangamandla thank you
Wow, this is 👌. Real convos one can ever have with their kids. I pray for more better days than anything. I enjoyed.
Thanks soo much . We encourage them to think and express their views.
Well, let me give you few things you need to know in Zulu
Hello > Sawubona
When you greet a group of people you say > sanibonani
When you greet one person you say > sawubona
You beautiful > umuhle
Have a beautiful day > ube nosuku oluhle
Name is Michael > Igama lami ngingu Michael
You are my friend > Ungumngani wami
Father > Ubaba
Mother > Umama
Where is my father?
Uphi ubaba wami?
Where is mother?
Uphi umama?
Boy > umfana
Girl > intombazana
Man > indoda
Woman > umfazi
Person > umuntu
People > abantu
Humanity > ubuntu
Hello my friend > sawubona mngani wami
How are you my friend > unjani mngani wami
I'm good my friend > ngiyaphila mngani wami
This would really help. Practise makes perfect
+SA PANDA printing to practice now!
Can we have the same video at the end of the year, jst wana see the progress
That’s a great idea
So grateful for you and this video! My husband and I are planning a trip to "scout" Durban, and my biggest concern has been about what education would be like for my son if we moved to SA. I feel much more confident if we finally decide to move there. Thank you!
Come. Your will wearing a school uniform. It's the same for all school.
Yeah Durban is the capital of leisure even living there might trip you up, it's on permanent holiday mode.
It's called South Africa's playground for a reason.
Umdloti, Zimbali, Umhlanga, Durban North has the best shoreline or if you into the more wooded life, Westville, Hillcrest and those areas closer to Pietermaritzburg might be it for you.
@@mrsoshadabaadman I studied at UKZN and love Durban. The city my husband and I are from is very similar (our home used to be called America's Favorite Playground) just smaller. I want him to see it for himself and not necessarily influence him on the areas I like, but I'm sure he'll love all of Durban!
@@broadnaxbabe Oh that's wonderful my little sister went there too. Yeah that's for sure. But since the beach is kinda ubiquitous it's only natural for me to mention areas closest to it lol. I live just 10 mins away from The Bluff Beaches.
Hi, Just remember that a lot of the South African kids now end up at Ivy League schools in the US, UK, Europe and Canada. We further have kids that end up in universities in China and Japan. So it's about finding the school that will get you the output you want for your child
so research the following school
St Stithians
St John
St Marys
King Edward VII School
Michaelhouse
Hilton Colledge
Pretoria Boys
St Albans
Brescia House
Grey College
Selborne College
St Albans
St Davids
Crawford Colledge
Pretoria Girls
and the list goes on. You can see videos of the schools also
Damn, you guys are still fresh from the States. All the best in climatizing. Wishing you all the best 🙏🏾😎
You have such wonderful children. They look very well adjusted. Bravo.
Thanks this is so encouraging. We try our best to help them to be independent but respectful and wise
I'm just so excited for these kids cause they are taking local languages that a most advantageous for someone living in South Africa. I've seen people coming to our country and not appreciating the diversity of our country. Thank you for this video it's really an inspiration to your fellow Black Americans back home. I'm sure by now they have both matriculated so best of luck in they future
Oh my gosh this is gold❤️. More people need to subscribe to this channel.
Thank you soo much! Please assist us in sharing our content . We appreciate you
I like their confidence. Welcome to South Africa guys. I like the way she says Isizulu, that was proper.
Isizulu is not a foreign language to a black child.
You will pick up Zulu quite fast.
That is my hopes
Sesotho more useful
Afrikaans is very widely spoken by Black, whites, brown and yellow...
Baie welkom in Suid Afrika
IsiZulu is the most spoken indigenous language ajd its quiet easy to learn
Moving to South Africa from America is a great move cause the SA currency is quite weak compared to the US. American's are welcome to live a good life in SA, comfortably with great savings. These kids are blessed and smart, you doing a great job mommy.
Interesting, they are open minded and have are indirectly learning about the spirit of Ubuntu (Botho)
Hi can you explain this thinking more ? I’ve not heard this term before .
Ubuntu, where everyone takes care of everyone. This is an African concept where we all take the responsibility to ensure that all of us are ok. I am because you are.
@@ElisaShyreseMinistries In fact, the word ubuntu is just part of the Zulu phrase "Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu", which literally means that a person is a person through other people
@@ThatGuy-jr1wr I love it
@@marvinmogane9166 👍🏿
Question? Would you all be interested in a show type feel? We are seeing lots of requests to see all of us. it would be a lot of work but would be fun to provide if you're interested.
let us know.
Yes please, would really appreciate it.
Yes, please... Your family seems nice
Yes
Yes pls,
Watching from Sydney Australia
@@williamgamelisenaya793 wow that’s awesome
Awwww I like them already 🤗🤗🤗❤️ they are soo intelligent 👏👏, thank you for this video
8:00 - 10:00 Powerful hearing that from any child! More especially from across the "pond"!
I am so happy to have come across your channel, I've been looking for a channel with this content for some time.
My husband and I, original from Jamaica, living in England are planning to move to SA by early 2022 with our three young daughters and baby, due in May, and so I am always looking for information from a family, parents, children perspective of what it's like to make the big move.
Thank you for allowing your children to give their experiences and feeling on moving and schooling. Since watching that video where they spoke about their subjects, I have started watching Zulu language teaching videos to expose the girls early out.
We love how in dept you go with the info, even in short videos and we will definitely keep watching and be contacting you when we are closer to the move.
+Rosalee P this is great . There is a lady on UA-cam I e. Even watching her videos to learn Zulu. It’s called Zulu lessons with Thando. She is great .
@@ElisaShyreseMinistries
Yes that's the channel we also watch...she is really good at teaching
Beautiful smart kids. I hope they have beautiful lives and they integrate quickly to the social life.
Grade 11 is so hard, but you get used to it.
I am in grade 11 and I'm so happy because my Math has improved.
New subscriber here!! I like your content. Your kids seems well behaved and very appreciative . They will do great in life
Great Day!!! Thanks so much for your support. We appreciate you subscribing. Please let us know what topics you may be interested in.
This melts my heart❤❤
They are my jewels
Sean-Michael can still learn Mandarin in South Africa. There are schools which have Mandarin as an additional language. Most Black South Africans speak Afrikaans, although there is a growing number of Black people who have an attitude towards the language because of our painful history of segregation through apartheid.
Hello, yes I have seen this. I too took Mandarin for some time in high school. How I wish I had not lost it. Yes during a video that I recently shot at the Apartheid Museum, I can see how this has been such a heart issue for Black South Africans. I was wondering how as Black Americans they would be perceived in learning/speaking the language. Outside their school and in the everyday life of South Africa.
@@ElisaShyreseMinistries Interesting discussion here. A lot of Black South Africans can speak or at least understand Afrikaans. And we also use a lot of Afrikaans words in our day to day lives, even when we aren't speaking Afrikaans.
Actually, what is formally known as South African English, contains a lot of Afrikaans words or Afrikaans-inspired words. Words like "nogal" "gooi" "lekker" "wors" etc are all South African English words which were borrowed from Afrikaans.
Also, the day to day native languages that people speak around Gauteng, and even in many parts of SA, have borrowed a lot of words from Afrikaans. The average Black South African does not speak pure Zulu or pure Sotho or pure anything if we're being honest. We've all for the most part borrowed so many Afrikaans words. So you see, learning Afrikaans is a smart move and your son will do well socially because he understands it.
However, English is our lingua franca in SA, so you hardly come across a Black South African speaking pure Afrikaans as a result. This is also because if the painful past attached to the language, unfortunately. But life goes on 😁🥂
NB: I would advise you to get a South African English dictionary if you haven't already. There's UK English, US English, Canadian, Australian, and then South African English. It's even an option on most computers for those who prefer it over the other English dialects/types. The dictionary will help you guys so so much.
@@kagisomgibi4644 this is priceless information thank you!
@@kagisomgibi4644 oh yes indeed. I am Ndebele and I think our language is the one that borrowed more Afrikaams words than any of the other indigenous languages. My children have also taken Afrikaans as an additional subject and I agree with you, knowing how to speak or communicate in Afrikaans still remains an advantage especially in a corporate world where most 'wealth holders' are still largely White..
@@ElisaShyreseMinistries Nothing wrong learning Afrikaans infact it will develop his multilingual skills
I am new here, but I can't wait for the second installment.
Thanks so much and welcome
Welcome to South Africa
+ProdiJay many thanks !
thank u so much......I am in transition to do the same with my children..unfortunately America is NOT safe..it is time to GO!...u are ahead of the situation!!..may GOD continue to BLESS YOU and please continue to do videos. .....
+RUE L.E.I. Yes we know this truth. Thanks for your support .
Your children are absolutely beautiful in every way, from A to Z.
Your daughter is so assertive mam 🙏
I subscribed coz these kids know the truth 🤣
+Thembi Tabata many thanks my love. I am trying to find balance for them as they are in school but also wanting them to have content that shows them and their experiences as well
Reminds me of the Caribbean...especially Guyana and Barbados. The kids here in secondary schools take up to 21 classes or less.
Loved this. Thanks for sharing fam.
It should feel amazing knowing you're in your rightful place. The land of their ancestors. I love that they chose South Africa. I hope they feel a sense of belonging.
Absolutely. We are home!
Private schooling in South Africa is above state schooling in many other countries. These kids are obviously extremely blessed and of the privelaged few. Obviously do not face the struggles of attending state schooling that has failed many kids in South Africa.
parents fail children, not schools. there are plenty of good public schools in ZA. a good education starts at home.
I went to a public school, not all public schools are mismanaged.
Thanks for sharing keep them coming I miss home 🇿🇦🇨🇦
This is my daughter’s school I’m happy to hear there loving there new school
Awesome. Yes there are areas for growth but they are liking it
Which school is it?
😻😻
@@celanimyeza8667 lol imagine telling. A guy called anonymous that 🙄🥱
@@tabatatee kahle ntomboh asazani.
It's absolutely wonderful hearing about your experience from a different perspective.. Enjoy South Africa guys ❤️ Rea le amohela sechabeng sena sa Africa. 🇿🇦
+Malika_M ohhh such love thank you
Very bold of Sean-Michael taking Afrikaans
We all took Afrikaans.
@@siyabonganxumalo4574 so very true. and now i do not use anymore
@@gratiomokoma8357 same here.
Compulsary in private school 😂😂
They are so positive 💐 it warms my heart 😇 as a parent I try to put myself in scholars shoes , changing schools is not easy. They are smart children I promise they are going to be successful adults
Well come to our country we are happy to see people from first world country joining us it means a lot to us OBVIOUSLY WE NOT DOING BAD
Welcome to 🇿🇦 and may God be with you in your new home😊!
Great content, new subbie❤❤. As Shaun is taking Afrikaans, he should learn more about the STOMPI rule, it'll help him in constructing sentences, both in writing and speaking. And once he gets that right, he will not struggle.
+Kgomotso Tlhapane I have not heard of this, maybe he has. Can you explain more ?
STOMPI is a key element to understanding and improving your Afrikaans. STOMPI is a template for word order in Afrikaans, if you follow its rules, you will never have trouble writing a speech again! So lets dive in.
STOMPI stands for parts of speech and types of words. Here is the acronym STOMPI in its complete form. As you can see, there are verbs after the subject and after the place. Let me take you through STOMPI and explain to you each letter. But first you must understand that each letter stands for a word in a sentence and the word in the sentence will go in the same place as the letter (between other parts of speech). The S stands for Subject. The subject is the person or thing doing the action in the sentence. For example, ons, ek and hulle(We, I, She/He) can be subject words. You must remember that context is very important!
The next letter is the silent v which stands for verb 1. There is a simple principle in Afrikaans sentences, and this is, whatever the sentence starts with, the verb comes next. The first verb in afrikaans sentences can be any verb, but if there is an auxiliary verb such as het or sal(has,shall) in the sentence, they will usually be in the verb 1 position.
T is the next letter in STOMPI and it stands for time. Time words will be placed after the first verb. You can usually tell time words apart from other words by them mentioning a time of day, or a number that indicates hours or minutes. Examples of time words can be huur, middag and môre(hour,day,tomorrow)
The fourth letter in STOMPI is O and it stands for object. An object in a sentence is a noun and something that an action can be done to. For example you can play on a SOCCER FIELD. Examples of objects can be rekenaar, tafel and pad(computer,table,way/path)
The next letter is M which stands for manner. Manner is the way in which the verb is done. You can think of them as adverbs. For example stadig(slow/slowly)can be a manner word. In a sentence it would say Die seun hardloop vandag stadig(The boy is running slowly today)
The P is next and it stands for place. This is a pretty straight forward one. Basically if anything is a place or location it goes in the position of the “p”. Examples of place words are in die bedkamer/slaapkamer, huis or klaskamer(bedroom,house,classroom)
The second verb comes next. This is where all of your “GEs” in past tense will go and where the second verb in future tense will go. The second verb can also be any regular verb as well.
The final part of stompie is the infinitive. This is very distinguishable because an infinitive is where you have om te(about,to) in the second part. An infinitive looks a lot like a sentence - here is an example: om crieket te speel.(about to play cricket)
Let me now give you a sentence and we can then identify the different sections of STOMPI!
Campbell sal krieket op die veld speel.( Campbell will play cricket on the field)
It is important to note that not every sentence has to have every part of STOMPI.
We can now see that Campbell is the subject, sal is v1, krieket is the object, op die veld is the place and speel is v2!
NB: You cant construct a sentence using the English rule, otherwise it will not make any sense.
You can also find video's here on UA-cam that explains further.❣❣
@@kgomotsotlhapane1161 very good stuff you can start a channel teaching this language
Can we have a follow up of this video.. It was so interesting to watch
The kids need to start their own channel ......
Im just interested to know what exactly you would want to see specifically. We are very much wanting to keep this as a family channel, but we are equally as interested in knowing the thoughts of our viewers regarding what they want to see.
@@ElisaShyreseMinistries I don't agree with them having their own channel. Grade 11 is no child's play. Its hectic, let them focus on school. Rather feature them on the channel every now and then.
What they can talk about this schooling here because I see a lot of black Americans with kids who interested in coming here so that will pass the knowledge to black Americans in the US about schooling here. No one is doing that at the moment.
@@ElisaShyreseMinistries after thinking about it.....rather them focus on their school work because things can get pretty intense there...... i would like to see them featured.... A young ""Sanibona'" 😅😂 here and there since they learning zulu .
Do they enjoy south african snacks , movies , television like what do they like or
what do yall like as a family...... things like that🤷🏽♂️
Volume Babe! Love the initiative though..👍👍
We must invest in a mike
I moved from Lesotho in Southern Africa to California when l was eight so l can definetly relate moving to a new country as a child. We used to get teased at first coming from Africa but it got easier as we got older
You need to come back and build your community
Just say from Lesotho in South Africa 🇿🇦 it's more real.
I grew up in Orange Free State, been to Maseru 3 times...
@@unbotheredmaverick7930 😂
PET (physical education and training) is a part of LO (life orientation)
I am so proud of this family. These kids are perfect ambassadors for my country. I found everything they address matched with what I know my country to be.
I am a Xhosa lady living in California. I cannot get over how people are not as friendly here.
Thank you to your kids Elisa.
Also what the kids forgot to mention is how there is no guns at school. And laid back police.
For usa, people in the south are nicer
Well done sister welcome home 🏠
I am happy to be here
Shaun, same whatsapp group.
Gr 11 is not eassyy at alll!
Especially if your doing double science and pure Maths 😭😂✋🏾
From Shawn-Michael: "Yeah, I have been struggling for math for quite a long time. Hopefully, before I am done this year and matric, I will be better with it. Thanks for watching our channel!!!"
Same 😅 I do pure maths and science 😭😭🚶🏽♀️and let me just say ...study !!!!!!shame
Ke nna oo😓
😹😹🤦🏽♀️ shame wait until you get to university, people are literally crying out here
@@modisedaeswatiniprincess6944 So how was the tea??
Thank you so much for sharing your kids experiences in South Africa. My son and I are planning to visit S.A this summer. Can you recommend some things teenagers do for fun in South Africa?
+Gvuvufv Vug8h8 absolutely , there is the typical things like the movies and hang out at the mall but there are also ice skating rinks, arcades, amusement park etc. also check out my video on things to do in Fourways. Treetop adventures is nice as well.
Bright kids...great video! ❤️
Welcome home...happy and excited, just hope this is a permanent move, may God Bless you and you family...
I'm also going to south Africa I'm from the UK😢
Woza we Jali lool
Your surname says come back home
Welcome to mzansi 🇿🇦 family,new subie
Another thing in South Africa all schools whether private or public, learners are compulsory to wear strictly uniforms, the same applies to their hair, no colors, and funny stuff maybe that they can do on their prom/matric dance but each school have their own rules and codes guided by the Department of Education.
@bulelani ciki Do they tend to have issues with Locs?
@@reed4885 Some schools tend to have an issue with locks especially public schools, they can allow them only if it’s backup by religious beliefs but they must be neat style all the time.
@@bulelaniciki9349 sad to hear. Thinking of leaving America to go “where we come from” to have our natural hair not accepted. 🥴😫
@@reed4885 lol it's not as you imagine it differs from school to school even those who can have an issue can accept your hairs
@@bulelaniciki9349 that’s good to know, thank you.
All the best guys. Enjoyed listening to you..
Yall don't worry Zulu is easily adaptable, plus that will make the connection even more better.
They are so amazing and also open to learn a new culture
This is our goal. Thanks for tour support . Please let us k is what other content you may like to see .
Good interview. Not rehearsed. Genuine
Thank you. I wanted to be sure that they got to express themselves they can possibly help another teen as they prepare to come to the country
Welcome guys, the more African Americans migrate here the merrier.
Awww so sweet , welcome home guys. Love you
I like how he said you won't hear a lot of black South Africans speaking it coz that's just not their language faxxxxxxx ❤️❤️❤️👊🏾👊🏾 👊🏾
Beautiful interview
Thanks so much
Guys where are u, u just stopped posting, please ppl, we need an update.🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
I'm in South Africa tryna go to America , and Americans are coming here .... Interesting
🤣🤣🤣
I believe that you should still embrace that journey and know that it is many opportunities to be had. Although we have seen it as our time to go, we always support people going after their dreams and hearts desire for their lives. Please feel free to ask us anything about the states, you may have questions about.
12:48 there's no way you are not in SA when you hear that background sound 🐦
So proud of your children. Well done guys 🙏🏼👍😊
Welcome home guys we love you so much.
Can i become their tutor please? They don't seem like difficult learners to deal with. 😄
Let’s chat. Connect with me on Instagram !
Thanks for sharing. Welcome to SA, very interesting vid :)
I love it♥️
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So they are Zulu now, welcome to the tribe 😍 how is their Zulu going so far?
I'm offering my services in Zulu lessons... Formal, informal and slang
Great video. I'm sure it was a big adjustment for your children from American school culture to South Africa especially with wearing school uniforms. How was it with your kids with the other local kids? by the local kids?
almost every school in the US wear uniforms.
+Hasan x this isn’t true . Many schools do wear uniforms but they didn’t . It was not as big of an adjustment though. They actually like them as it makes preparing doe the day easier.
@@hasanx4637 not every school in the USA. Lol.
@@wiljon1981 then we agree. lol. read more carefully.
@@hasanx4637 lol. Ok. Moving forward. Have a good day.
Good people isiZulu isixhosa,isiSwati,isiNdebele,this 4 languages we call it The Nguni language because, if you understand one language you are going to understand them all, 3 of this languages Ndebele,Zulu, Swati,the people from this tribes they have same surnames and names.same thing like Sotho,Tswana,Sepedi they're language are connected when they speak they understand each other
+ZONKE Qina I was wondering how this is not more confusing but that makes total sense! Thanks for that nugget
@@ElisaShyreseMinistries thanks for responding but The Zulu language is the key to speak with the African people who are living in South Africa.if you sing in isiZulu you become famous fast even the acting industry they use isiZulu to make their show to have a lot of viewers. Ulale kahle which means Good night 😎.
❤ welcome home watching from cape town 😅
I miss that sound of birds in south africa
+GODDESS 222 where are you now ?
Me too
I guess public schools are the same in 1 way, more students and nit enough time for 1 teacher to concentrate on 1student.
This girl loves South Africa too much.. Welcome home.. Yo are home
Wow! Beautiful 💥💥💥
Thank you! Cheers!
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