I don't think our country's soldiers are given the respect they deserve. Thank you for all that you do for our country. The uncle's,father's ,cousins,aunties , mother's, sisters, brothers, nephews. We pray for our country and your families and for you
Hi just to give you some clarity, its simply says. " my mother is sleeping, but my father ( both) God and biological are awake so can you call them for me so that I can get more strength. " I can wait wait but not for too long.
It's the soul Kevin. when you have it, you can empathise and relate to most sad situations, even if it's acting. There is a group of the human specie which lacks this.
These are the men and women who defend this country in times of crisis. As they sit in the trenches, preparing for the day they will be called to act, we must know their lives may one day be at risk for our own. We must respect that.
Thina siyazalana ( we are siblings or we are family) Khanibize noba ngumama ndisemzini wengxaxha(can you at least call mom am in the place of problems or home of problems
The sound of this song is so emotional... We as South African we proud of you guys... When I remember what happened in CAR my heart pains .. Salute Soldiers...Cela ongangbhalela leliculo ... Ngylizwa likhuluma ngokukhumbula abazali
Do you recognize the chant your brave firefighters who have to come to help us are singing in this video? What's the title of the chant? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1SIFev3YZ4k.html
I was playing at the Special Olympics Los Angeles. and I always remember the South Africans clapping and singing when waiting in a line or what ever. I find this so cool. that sometimes i would join them
Yes maaan - it's our culture and it's in our blood. I'm glad the SA team put on a show. These songs are called "amagwijo". Please check out our channel for lyrics and translations to some of our most popular songs if you would like to join in next time.
LYRICS Ndikhumbula Abazali bam (I miss my parents) - Zumpeeeeeeee, mtaka ka mama ("Zumpeeeeee", my mothers child - referring to sibling) Ndikhumbula Abazali bam -Zumpe haaaaa, ufikizolo, umtaka Mama ("Zumpeeeee", My mothers child arrived yesterday) Hayi Umama ulele (Mom is asleep) - Zumpeeeeeeee, mtaka ka mama Umama ulele (Mom is asleep) -Zumpe haaaaa, ufikizolo, umtaka Mama Khanibize noba nguMama (Can you please call mom - Crying out for mom :-( ) - Zumpeeeeeeee, mtaka ka mama NgiSengikhumb' eKhaya (I now miss home) -Zumpe haaaaa, ufikizolo, umtaka Mama Thina siyazalana (We are siblings - we cut out the same cloth essentially) - Zumpeeeeeeee, mtaka ka mama Nobu nganzonda ngizoku nika uthando (Even if you hate me, I will still give you love) -Zumpe haaaaa, ufikizolo, umtaka Mama Thina siyazalana - Zumpeeeeeeee, mtaka ka baba WeMama Wami -Zumpe haaaaa, ufikizolo, umtaka Mama Khanibize noba Ngumama (Can you please MOM!) - Zumpeeeeeeee, mtaka ka mama Sengikhumb' eKhaya (I now miss home) -Zumpe haaaaa, ufikizolo, umtaka Mama MAMA KA NOMZIZI!! (Calling out for Nomzizi's mother) - Zumpeeeeeeee, mtaka ka mama Ngingena Mama, Ngingena Tata (Even without out a mother, even without at father - implies raised by parents who may not be biological) -Zumpeee haaaaa, ufikizolo, umtaka Mama Thina siyazalana (We are siblings) - Zumpeeeeeeee, mtaka ka baba (Zumpeeeeee, my mothers child - referring to sibling) WeMama Wami -Zumpe haaaaa, ufikizolo, umtaka Mama Thina siyazalana - Zumpeeeeeeee, mtaka ka baba Nobu nganzonda ngizoku nika uthando -Zumpe haaaaa, ufikizolo, umtaka Mama Ends When grown men sent out to protect a country cry for they mothers :-(. Nothing will ever be greater than a mothers love. Nothing.
It was my wish from the young age to be a soldier but when I heard that they can't accept me because I'm HIV positive I was so hurt because I was born with it I never asked for it😣😢
Khanibizeni noba ngumama, surely it shows the power which is female, even the strongest of the species call their mothers in time of crisis and chaos. Respect the female species...respect our mothers and sisters....nice one defense force, not only black but all sons and daughters of this beautiful country ....thank you
To make it worse it's being sang by soldiers, after watching their training and what they face in wars i felt crc pain watching this video, I almost cried 🥺
Full of tears, these people are committed to serve our country ND the feeling of leaving their families behind.. This reminds me of my late uncle who was a soldier since 1999 and passed on 2017 and was still a soldier.. We could only see him sometime due to being deployed... I RESPECT THEM, AND LORD PROTECT THEIR FAMILIES BEHIND
I'm from Suriname, I have no idea what they are saying, but the voices and melody triggers a feeling I can't describe. The togetherness of voices brings so much emotion. Reminds me why Africans are so strong. I would gladly sing along if I understood that language. someone please explain this song or tell me the name so I can look it up
I listen to this song every day and it hits me right on the spot,all I think about is that they left their parents,wives and children in order to protect the country and this song is really so emotional
This video was how I got introduced to this song. And I've loved it since. Every time I hear it anywhere else, I can't help but compare it to the way these brothers sing it. Mxm. Music is spirit(ual).
This song reminds me of the hard days tht these men n women face out there in the jungle...Remember The Battle of Bangui in CAR,our soldiers fought fiercely with valour against the Seleka Rebels n prevailed victorious,like when The Zulu Nation defeated the british in The Battle of Isandlwana
Well I kinda doubted the video tag- but the first sound that came out of their mouths I instantly knew they were South African 🇿🇦. Even in our armies my people sing for comfort ❤️❤️❤️😍.
Utter gibberish I fought alongside Black troops in SADF, they were some of the best the World has ever seen and I was proud to have them as my brothers in arms. You need to see the history of the SADF going back in time!
Wow, amazing voices, nice chorus, great singing. You can feel its sung from heart. I dont know what language they sing in but i love it. Salute to all soldiers of all nation. What if Aliens appear and seem threat to earth then would all humans from different nationß not unite unstead of fighting each other?
(Loose Translation) Guy Leading The Song: Ndikhumbula Abazali 'I Miss My Parents' Hayi Bambulele 'They Killed Him.' Kanibize Noba Ngumama 'Please Atleast Call My Mother.' Ndisemzini weGxagxa ' I'm In Prison' Siyazalana 'We Are Related.' Noba ungandizonda Ndizokunika uThando ' Even If You Hate Me ,I Will Show/Give You Love.' Mama Kanomzizi 'Nomzizi's Mother.'😅 NdingenaMama NdingenaTata 'I Didn't Have A Mother Nor A Father.' Siyazalana Mama ' We Are Related.' Mntakamama 'My Sibling.' The Guys Following: Zumpee, Mntakamama , Zumpee Hay, Zumpe Hayi, Mntakamama. Doesn't Make Fluid Sense Without Understand The Background Of The Story.
Military training was supposed to be compulsory. if Grade 10 - 12 was done in the military, most of our youth that get lost to Nyaope in those grades were going to be the brain of the country. the youth needs to be taught precision, accuracy, efficiency and discipline. that is only found in the army.
Say that again ,but if you have noticed the generation of born frees gets along well from all races even in schools .its our elder brothers and sisters and parents of which we have to bear with them they lived during hard times for both black and white south africans .lets be patient RSA is still 24 years old
But it whites that separate themselves from us so we won't follow you if you don't want to be with us Why you don't go to public schools? Why you don't like to ride with public transport? But us blacks we can go to private or public schools coz we have no problem with anyone
sphephelo sokhela can't force people to live a life they don't wanna live they can afford it so be it .what matters is understanding and respecting our differences and heritage .
Scrolling through these comments the amount of racism saddens me hey :( Maybe its just me but I dont see the need for it, its pointless, revolting and driving a wedge between everyone... Forcing people to pick sides, forcing people to break others down, degrade them and slander them and for what? What will that help at the end of the day? Wont cahnge the past, wont make things better now and it wont make for a better future will it? Simple answer is no. I respect and thank all those who served, are serving and who will serve, each and every last one because at the very bottom line the military is a job that deserves such regardless of anything else. Now I'm probably the whitest kiddo you will ever see, literally, pale as a ghost... and i would be honored If I were to be sitting there and if i did not know the words by then, then you bet I'd at least be clapping along or humming my heart out for no other reason than because I would have been bloody well proud to have my ass sitting there among people that all share a common love for and willingness to protect this country that im lucky enough to call home. Thats what it comes down to for me. Anyways thats just my 2 cents, make of it what you will. Adios!
Brenden van Rooyen I know exactly how you feel. I just abort the comment section whenever I come across "those" comments lol. It has become my coping mechanism.
Grown up from primary motivated to dedicate myself to the army and protect my natives but opportunity never presented itself as till today I still wish to join the army regardless of qualifications I have but age restrict me now, as they recruit from 18-22 now but if opportunity comes I would grab it.
