I'm South African, I'm Pedi and after watching this video, I was really emotional because Africa seems to be leaning further away from our cultures, and this is the most beautiful thing to see. I'm proud to see this video, it's amazing
I love amaXhosa so much. That’s my moms side of the family, while my dad is Swati and Mpondo. I grew up speaking Zulu in Natal. AmaXhosa are so cool. I wish Zulu and Xhosa can merge their nations together. Then people will see the connection between the us and the pharaohs! Why do you think they made Xhosa the language in black panther. They know. We are the ones who don’t
I love our culture. Seeing these amabutho giying, I realised they dance the same way as our Ndebele men dancing. Our culture is the same just few differences here n there.
@@buhleke not about same region region, we are one family, the split came when we were migrating , some were left behind and came only later. Amathonga nguni , amalala nguni, amadebe nguni, amantungwa nguni namambo nguni. These are brothers and Mnguni is their father. That is why King Shaka wanted to unify us again because he had a vision to protect us from the whites before they even came into the country. People can talk shit now, but no one could stand against uNodume ehlezi kaMenzi and that's a fact
@@anitamhlongo4443 Thanks but still not fair because when the Royals, Harry and Meghan wanted South Africans for projects, they were no where to be seen. When our people die we don't even bury each other. It's so sad how we not united in this UK.
@@philisiweduma3418 when I look at them (ama-phara) I think of untapped potential in them. Ama-phara robbed South Africa for their unused talents and gift unlocked. I see young doctors, actors, lawyers, teachers, engineers and and and.... Yoooh ukube hulumeni uyayicabanga lento engiyicabangayo...!?😥
