English is not a measure of intelligence it's just a language that enables people to communicate. Otherwise, she did justifiably well because her native language is good
baba try that with IELTS you will come back and delete your sentiment.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 its not measure but ability to communicate in a crystal vivid and amicable manner whereby the reverse can have detrimental dire consequences.
I'm shocked about your way of thinking. The reality is the opposite of what you said. How can you pretend to be educated, beeing unable to speak, read,write, and listen to your education main language ? Speaking our native languages requires 1 doesn't require 18 to 19 years of education because 3 years old is able to understand and speak his native language without going to school
@@tshilombaalidor6447 This is multilingual country, so it is fascinating for me how English enables communication of different groups. However at the ministerial level pronunciation should be decent...
But during interviews you expect miracles from ordinary citizens. But that one not English as a language is the entire IQ level. Incompetency in short. IT'S THE REALITY OF COMRADES DEPLOYED WITH OUT SKILL. SHAME ON YOU.
We are african's brother.....english is not our language....i wouldn't fault anybody for mangling my language...cause i know...given opportunity...i.will do the same to his language..... The minister....she handled it well.....
If your intellect is measured by how well you speak one of the other 11 official languages, not your own mother tongue, would you equally measure up? Tsonga for example? It is NOT embarrassing for an African in Africa to not be familiar with complex English words. Let's not forget ourselves here. The fact that most Africans ARE proficient at English is a testimony to their superior grasp of languages as the converse is not equally true.
@@ZARia99999 Then why bother with English then? Just do it in Zulu or some other language that they can speak! No point in embarrassing yourself if you can't speak the language!
@@DeanosRidesWe use English as a medium of COMMUNICATION, not as a measure of INTELLIGENCE. One day we'll agree to an African language we can use in the SADEC region (Kiswahili) which has many similar words borrowed from different african tribes and Eastern tribes. Just like English borrowed from German, French, Latin etc
No need to be hard and difficult on them. The world is laughing with you. You all bring happiness and light with this one to this already suffering world. 🤍🙏🏾
Gotta give South African politicians some credit. They have a sense of humour and can laugh at their gaffes. Western politicians would just blame their opponents or if they’re right-wing, Muslims, immigrants and trans people.
Her laughter is infectious ❤
English is not a measure of intelligence it's just a language that enables people to communicate. Otherwise, she did justifiably well because her native language is good
baba try that with IELTS you will come back and delete your sentiment.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 its not measure but ability to communicate in a crystal vivid and amicable manner whereby the reverse can have detrimental dire consequences.
I'm shocked about your way of thinking.
The reality is the opposite of what you said.
How can you pretend to be educated, beeing unable to speak, read,write, and listen to your education main language ?
Speaking our native languages requires 1 doesn't require 18 to 19 years of education because 3 years old is able to understand and speak his native language without going to school
@@tshilombaalidor6447 This is multilingual country, so it is fascinating for me how English enables communication of different groups. However at the ministerial level pronunciation should be decent...
This is just a language those English people can't pronounce our own languages .I love her she is just a good ❤
Please translate 'nazoke' to me..
😂😂😂we will get it right😂😂😂😂
You are allowed to take your oath in any of the 22 official languages in India..Im surprised its not the same in South Africa.
This reminds me of the former Minister of basic education Mme Angie Motshega bye that time she pronounced COVID wrong "Codiv"😂😂😂😂. It's okay shame 😅
The way she was laughing makes it too good
To divulge 😂
I love you MaMA
They will make South Africa great again 😅😅
These South African politicians (and the judge btw) are hilarious 😂...
I hope they'll be as politically competent as they are funny 🙂
We are not led
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😂 minister of education not eish
Majodina usewatyeba kakubi zimali zethu wayengekho ngaka wayemhle andazimazi ngku
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What about😮😮😮
But during interviews you expect miracles from ordinary citizens. But that one not English as a language is the entire IQ level. Incompetency in short. IT'S THE REALITY OF COMRADES DEPLOYED WITH OUT SKILL. SHAME ON YOU.
Very embarrassing, members of the parliament can't pronounce such word
Show is your university degree.
We are african's brother.....english is not our language....i wouldn't fault anybody for mangling my language...cause i know...given opportunity...i.will do the same to his language.....
The minister....she handled it well.....
What is embarrassing about this?
It is not about English, she is wrongly placed. Mr President do ur skill audit please.
Well I hope they can at least count or read numbers!
This is so embarrassing for our country!
If your intellect is measured by how well you speak one of the other 11 official languages, not your own mother tongue, would you equally measure up? Tsonga for example? It is NOT embarrassing for an African in Africa to not be familiar with complex English words. Let's not forget ourselves here. The fact that most Africans ARE proficient at English is a testimony to their superior grasp of languages as the converse is not equally true.
@@ZARia99999 Then why bother with English then? Just do it in Zulu or some other language that they can speak! No point in embarrassing yourself if you can't speak the language!
@@DeanosRidesWe use English as a medium of COMMUNICATION, not as a measure of INTELLIGENCE. One day we'll agree to an African language we can use in the SADEC region (Kiswahili) which has many similar words borrowed from different african tribes and Eastern tribes. Just like English borrowed from German, French, Latin etc
Total embarrassment, what a shame. Unqualified leader indeed.
Sa is a joke
No need to be hard and difficult on them. The world is laughing with you. You all bring happiness and light with this one to this already suffering world. 🤍🙏🏾
Gotta give South African politicians some credit. They have a sense of humour and can laugh at their gaffes. Western politicians would just blame their opponents or if they’re right-wing, Muslims, immigrants and trans people.
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