Bloopers | How To Ruin Christmas: The Funeral | Netflix

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A year after last year's Christmas disaster, Tumi finds herself in the center of another holiday family mess when a relative suddenly passes away.

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@arigaeto Год назад

Heart breaks to see Busi Lurayi now :' May her soul rest in peace 🕊️

@PunofHarts 2 года назад

Can you believe season 2 was even funnier than season 1? I was pleasantly surprised by that. Now I can't wait for How to ruin Christmas: The proposal/the divorce/the at home birth?

@marcellaras8253 Год назад

It’s funny how you were right about the home birth

@Rhenadhis Год назад

Shadrack and Siya are my favourites, they will kill me with laughter some day

@agnesandrew3599 2 года назад

Merry Christmas 🎄 this S2 was indeed 🔥🇿🇦 what an ensemble cast, I love it. Shadrack cracks me up 🤣

@michaeltamaleactor Год назад

I just started watching and I absolutely love this series!!! It's bittersweet though coz I also just found out that Busi Lurayi is dead.

@crissoa 2 года назад

Do South Africans generally speak multiple languages? It seems like the cast members had an understanding of multiple languages. For example, Tumi could speak Zulu and Xhosa to Khaya; Tswana with her side of the family; she could understand Afrikaans when her “father” spoke to her. Dineo spoke Tswana and could understand her ex (Tumi’s “father”) when he spoke Pedi. I believe Xhosa and Zulu are mutually intelligible, but are the other languages also mutually intelligible or do South Africans just learn multiple languages? This is truly fascinating to me.