Steve pauses before pronouncing the word "QUEING". Is this a real word!!! | Family Feud South Africa 

That kind of thing was ban for decades on American television lol

It’s about time

STFU

There is a huge difference in Africans and MANY African Americans and it's just sad.

We don't need a game show to educate us Americans. We are smart and accomplished too! All it really shows is how materialistic some of these "smart and accomplished" people are. Just saying🤔

Period!

Fair enough!

Lmaooo. But he cute!🇺🇸

Trade off?

No, please take Trevor back.

I couldn't agree less. He's amazing.

Well, don't forget-Richard Dawson was the OG.

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@@crappyaccount ⁰ro aiia8s8s

Lol. Soth africa is as ignorant as it gets to being considered"home". Then erbody know its all about the money (where he isnt the biggest benefactor, for obvious reasons)

@@LOUDsigh what's with the hate bro?

But SA isn't home for black Americans 🤷🏽‍♀️

Thats not his home, he's an american. Being black dont mean shit.

@@MisterDevos I mean I want to go to Ireland and I think of it as my "homeland". My ancestors having been there for 100-200 years or so. If Steve's ancestors were from Africa (probably not SA) I think it's appropriate to call it his "homeland" or "home".

Thought so too. Just seen it right now.

I seen that too

Craziness.

I was looking for this comment

Yeah, that is odd. Was confused when cutting in line had pushing/shoving show on the board then line jumping gets shown at the end.

The US is one stand alone country. We lot share a lot of terms and we almost instantly understand them when someone uses them because they are common

I'm from St Lucia in the Caribbean and I am shocked that Steve didn't know what queueing is until then. Well American English is different!

In the United States the only time we see the word queuing is when your saving movies on tv, but on here they has queing without the u, but it's good to learn from others

@@renah6249 so what do you call a "queue"? And what do you call the "act of being in a queue"?

@@Das644I think use "to be in line"

Same here....

@MURDAMAN [••XXXL••] where are your balls..😁😃😂

@MURDAMAN [••XXXL••] you are fired for interfering with people's comments..😡😡

South Africa

@@mrejalegendary9080 I meant wherever

I agreed...from Cleveland.

@@Kemet3.0 🙄

@MURDAMAN [••XXXL••] you are the villain on the comments column..😁😂😂

@MURDAMAN [••XXXL••] I'm not a hypocrite like you..😪

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You got an interesting name

@@j.s.4819 my first name has the same pronunciation as "Kanye" but with an h and i

It sounds so natural right!!.. Even how he says "Yes" like us

Nailed it

Marsha T I understand what your saying but definitely can’t agree w/ you on many levels. For example Steve is one of the most narcissistic show host I’ve ever seen. The most he asks ppl on this Africa segment is what do you do for a living. Every time they answer his question he literally goes into a whole story about himself. He did it in this segment in all the other ones. He’s like I can’t work for no one blah blah blah. He’s definitely way more into himself then the contestants. It’s not just that there are quite a few other videos posted where he’s being mad disrespectful to the contestants talking to them like their stupid.

I was confused tooo

Absolutely...

I too was baffled.

Lol exactly. To Queue/Stand in line. I wonder what they call it 🤔

Tshepi Reacts we call it standing in line

Everybody’s culture and language is different and just because Steve doesn’t know the word doesn’t mean other people in the country don’t know the word because I know exactly what that word means. I’m pretty sure if you visited the states there would be several words you wouldn’t understand.

@@pamelagilmore7222 true. I was just curious as I thought that's the word everyone uses, but like you're saying you know the meaning of the word and I'm sure other people do too in the States it's just Steve didn't know the word. I thought that word is completely foreign or unknown to American English since we use British English. But I guess word preference is obviously different in every country and even regions, even though it's still the same language (English).

No, Steve is speaking for himself. Especially all of the times he says huh.

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KagieM 😂😂 Steve is the master of one liners!

@@karengutloff2004 Kurt Williams said that line back in 2007 or something. Using the word Knife

It's actually "queueing".😂

Dictionary says: queuing. The origin of the word is queue pronounced like the letter q. The spelling rules of adding the ing to the verb require removing the e from the end before adding ing. It's quite an unusual word so it isn't strange to assume it doesn't conform to the rule. Please dont shoot the teacher lol.

Kabelo Ramodike You are absolutely correct and I had intended to insert the “e”, but so focussed was I on the missing “u” that I wrote the word in error! Thank you for pointing this out; I am ashamed and much obliged.

P Wellington Haha don't be ashamed - both spellings are actually accepted! "Queueing" is the oldest and used in academic literature, and "queuing" is a shortened revision of the word that has been accepted for some time now. 👌🏾

@@kabeloramodike hmm should have checked my old dictionary. Thanks Not calling anyone old. Im old. And old isnt a bad word anyway lol

That hit a special place in my heart

Juri Ratau 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

But the k is not supposed to be silent in her name. Kgo and go sounds different and mmaKGOtso will Sound different without the K in it, MmaGotso 🙅🏽‍♀️

@@theonly6359 you're right. Go and Kgo don't sound the same

i dont know lol

I don't really get the whole "go home" thing. It doesn't make sense to call something home when you have no direct ties to it.

@@crappyaccount are you crazy? All black people originated in Afica you're confused.

@@murielkirkland8433 Are you crazy? If you trace back far enough _everybody_ originated in Africa. You are the one that is confused. I said _direct_ ties to it. As in having an African ancestor in a recent generation. Most black people in America do not have any direct ties to Africa unless someone in their family recently immigrated. Otherwise any direct connection to Africa is generations and generations back to the point one can't even name a country, the ancestor's name, or even their place in the family tree. At that point there is no direct tie to the continent (much less an actual country) and it makes no sense to say you are "going home." If your great great great great great (and so on) grandparent was from Poland and for the next century or greater all your family has been born and raised in America, it makes no sense to call Poland your home or motherland. At that point you'd basically be American in language, culture, values, etc and have really nothing in common with Poland except that one person that happened to be born there. That is what I mean by having no actual concrete ties.

@@crappyaccount you might understand it or agree with it, but don’t knock people that do

lmao you and me both my stepbro does that i want chop him sometimes for it lol

My number 1 pet peeve. 😑🤞🏾

lol lol

I was like - burn!!!😂😂😂

@@KINGDOMDAUGHTER 🤣

@@ephraimsiny2085 I'm telling you 🤣

😂😂😂 facts

Like angry shaolin master 🤣🤣🤣

Lol

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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I died!!!!

That is so hilarious 🤣🤣🤣

Except he always probably has someone in charge of him because he mostly works as an entertainer for people. Whether he's working as an actor or a tv show host he's working for somebody. Those same somebodies are the ones that cancelled his Talk Show.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂That's not a South African Accent mam😂🙌

I'm American and I can tell that isn't a South African accent..lol

i dont hear it, i still hear hood

That's not a South African it's that accent Americans use to imitate us. It's a bad imitation of Nigeria or maybe not😮

@@tyali84 exactly

It’s a stand in line comedy!

You're telling an author of a NY Times Best Selling book that "he has to read more"??? Here's a couple of words for you to look up: "humility" and "sense".

SMH. You are so ignorant. They don't use the word que in US. They use it more in Europe and since Africa is mostly colonized by Europeans, we also use it.

There’s so many words that we say in the uk that are obvious to Americans, it ain’t something new

Queueing(:

Agree Pebbles. It is used but not that common.

All the models are over there? Ms.Zimba

I'm from the US and that's how we spell it

@@renah6249 Well, you're spelling it wrong

Queueing, because in French queue is tail and the queue looks like a tail (:

Steve is crazy🤣. I love him but queuing is an English word! The rest of the world knows what queuing means.

Kevin Sundelin first time is used it in the US I was asked what I was talking about, nothing to do with black or African. Ffs🧐🧐

@@victoriasimpson8792 I know it doesn't, I was just making a point

Kevin Sundelin what point..???I’m asking what does it have to do with Black or African!! .??? Make a point, but have some sense! Most of us in Europe use the word ‘Queue’ but I still don’t even know why you would bring up being black or African.

There is no South African accent we all speak different here

That’s a Nigerian accent

That ain't our accent bro

floyd Light lol there is a South African accent. Any South African with an accent from here has a South African accent. Americans have way more accents than we do. But we can still identify it as American.

@@floydlight7601 but you know there is okay 😅

She meant being hot temperature wise, not look wise.

If I hear someone cough or sneeze I panic and go the opposite direction or leave

😂😂😂 was about to say that

I think Americans are the only ones who don’t queue lol

@@Elizabeth_Simone No, we line up.

Lol and Jumping the line is. Someone was sleeping on their job

That was an error

It's frequently used in British English and not in America, that's the reason for Steve's confusion. American English uses standing in line.

For real? I’d always been told “queing” was a typo and only “queuing” was valid?? But then I am an American and only use “queuing” for jobs lined up in the printer queue.

Queing is not a real word. anywhere.

Swailly So it IS a typo...OK, I am not totally losing my mind then. ;-)

@@nerysghemor5781 Mandela effect.. ;-)

was about to say the same thing 🙄

@MURDAMAN [••XXXL••] you are fired idiot.😡😡

@MURDAMAN [••XXXL••] go sleep

Q for steve is fraternity. e and i are not written/taught. Ive never in my life said QUEING until i started speaking foreign language myself.

@MURDAMAN [••XXXL••] barbequing? Naww Bbq On the grill Got that fire

@MURDAMAN [••XXXL••] EmWe Braai in South Africa, we don't Barbaque

I have never encountered "que" in my life