Zulu Language Lesson Sakhile Dube 

Dude is so chill. I love the language lessons but he could literally be talking about anything and I'd be down to watch

I'm getting hooked up on your vids. I hope you'll get recognised more and more, because you deserve it.

Sawubona Sakhile Dube! Ngiyabonga for all the great videos you make! I really enjoy watching them and learning about africa and the Zulu culture. Ngiyakuthanda! :)

Dude, you’re going to become an internet hit. I swear. Thank you for sharing your beautiful language and stories from South Africa. I was born there, and have been wanting to (re)connect with the stories and history of the land.

this man deserves way more subs and views

These videos are so wholesome and pure and perfect. Even if you hear him say a Zulu word and you feel like you’re saying wrong. He just flashes that warm welcoming smile and tries again.

I love this guy soooo much! It would be such a pleasure to take a class from him in SA. Cheers!

I’m from KZN and I miss hearing Zulu - i was taught isiZulu at school and I don’t live in the country anymore but very often I look up isiZulu lessons on YT so I can hear and practice. Ngiyabonga Sakhile

These videos are amazing. You should actually create a channel just for teaching Zulu, with all the impressive and diverse clickings that dwarf the phonetics of all other languages on Earth.

These videos are so precious. Short but informative, without crazy editing and loud confusing music. Please continue, don't event think to stop. Sakhile is a master, huge respect.

I have no real interest in learning the language but i get so hooked when i listen to you talking with your wonderful smile and positive vibes. You just make me happy! Please keep it up!

Sawubona from Brooklyn, New York, USA❣️ Ngiyabonga for this language lesson video🙂

Everything about this man, especially his intelligence and peaceful way is incredibly sexy to me.

lets go Sakhile you the man

His inflection is so beautiful

Sawubona all the way from Russia! I've been watching this channel for a couple of week now, really enjoy the content, look forward to see more great videos like this one :)

Sakhile! Keep up the amazing content, I know you will spread like wildfire on RU-vid once the algorithm picks you up! I think many people in western countries have a desire to learn about true African culture. As what we were taught in school was a watered down version of this rich and beautiful culture just like you Sakhile!

The guys have a language made for rap and beatbox, the world isn't ready yet. Respect from France.

You have the perfect voice for ASMR! I have tingles just from your regular speaking voice.

Sawubona Sakhile. Thank you for another great video. I love to learn about your language and rich culture. I especially loved hearing about your relationship with Animals and how its so close to your people. The story with the Hippo and the Rabbit was great, very enjoyable also. Please keep giving us these great wholesome moments to enjoy!

I watched just one video of this person and knew he was someone special. I am absolutely fascinated by his lessons in language and culture about the four main peoples within S.A. Although I’m sure his voice has been compared to that of the late Geoffrey Holder, it is truly meant as a compliment because Sakile’s (Saquilia) presence and warmth is equally indomitable. Sir, if you ever thought about new prospects in your career and life, consider ASMR or even becoming a narrator or voice over actor. Personally, I could listen to you for hours talking about ANYTHING.

Me too sounds so cute and fun to say "Nami futhi." Very cool.

Love Sakhile Dube’s lessons. His voice is so rich.

This is linguistic GOLD.....sir, you are a very talented teacher. I have a background in linguistics, specifically learning Russian linguistics as a native American English speaker. As such, I understand the value of an individual who can express a sound that isn't present in every language in a way that can be more easily understood (even if it will still be difficult to adopt, especially as a learning adult). You have a true gift.

Thank you for sharing this treasure of a culture. ❤ More people should watch your videos and learn about themself and mother nature again.

This guy is so happy

I plan to have Zulu lessons in our school's after school program! And Sakhile is such a great story teller. I plan to use his African stories passed down from generations to teach writing, by retelling his stories and asking for written responses to his stories! Such a cool dude!

I thank you every day for your videos, Sakhile. It is because of you I have begun to learn the Zulu language and discover the culture and beauty of KwaZulu-Natal. I have been studying for nearly a month now, and I hope that one day soon I will be able to travel to Safari and Surf and spend a day with you. Uyakuthaza, bhuti. Ngiyabonga ngezifundo zakho!

Sounds so easy especially if you know Swahili or any Bantu languages.Apart from the clicks which are so cool.

Ngiyabonga... 👍

You have a golden voice man

really love those videos. this guy is so charismatic

Sakhile, that is a very good lesson. Thank you.

Я не очень хорошо знаю английский, но понимаю не плохо . И я из северной России учу твой язык на английском 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀. Интернет это чудо

Sakhile is a treasure.

I thought I'd eventually get used to his voice if I watched enough of his content. Nah. Still absolutely entranced. Learning things from Sakhile heals a part of me I didn't realize was broken. I'd be interested to know about how the average person in that area interacts with nature. Are people losing their connection to nature as industry moves in? Is it a place where locals prefer to be there, or do the young people grow up dreaming of moving to some big shining city 100 miles away? Are there problems with tourists affecting wildlife (feeding them, interrupting their natural behaviors, ect)? We even have that problem here in my small town in North Carolina, USA. People come to go camping and end up feeding our local black bears. I've lived here my entire life and never saw one near the house until a few years ago. Now I've seen 5. All coming and looking for the sweet and tasty human food that campers have given them or left where they can get them. I don't mind bears. On the whole they are peaceful and shy. You see a bear and the bear is just as scared as you are. Now you see a bear and the bear is thinking "that thing has food". All thanks to irresponsible tourists. We are told we should be happy they come here because they bring money into the community. I haven't seen any money from them. Just bears and litter. I wish we could share the natural beauty of this area with outsiders the same way you're able to.

Sir I am new to this So please come back with a whole lot more Ngiyubonga!

Sawubona! from Oakland CA USA

Ima means Stop or Stand in Lugisu/Lumasaaba/Luhya language in Uganda 🇺🇬. Kh and Ts is used in the language but also pronounced in click form. The way of talking is so similar to many other Bantu languages in Southern Africa. Slow and deep emphasised words in sentences. It's sounds like how people in the west listen to Italian people or language

Learning South African language 🌟❤

Thank you so much for the excellent lessons...this was so clear to hear and understand!

This guy is so cool 😎

Sawubona From Lebanon

Sawubona from Mexico!!

Sawubona from Slovakia :)

Such a cool language! Ihave no practical use for it, but I love trying to make the different clicking sounds :)

Thanks for sharing your language with us 🖤

SAWUBONA!! We all love you!!! 💖💖💖

Throw a little love this man’s way.

Thank ypu so much for teaching us your beautyfull language. Gracias por enseñarnos tu precioso idioma. Ngiyabonga.

Sawubona from Sweden. I really hope that some day I will have the pleasure to meet you in SA.

Sakhile, you are an inspiration. More Zulu and Zulu Traditions and beliefs please. Was privileged enough to grow up in Richmond Zululand. And learn to Speak bad Zulu. Barbara and Peter Tyrrell/Jurgens were family friends, books Suspicion is my name and Tribal peoples. Please give us more!!!! ❤️

Fascinating! Thank you.

Such a fun, lovely language! Thanks

Amazing !!!!! new language classes !!!!

Sakhile, thanks very much for teaching us of your beautifully culture ❤

Ngiyabonga, Sakhile! "Ima" ("Stop") in Zulu sounds so nice and friendly. It sounds like "Come" or "Welcome."

Super interesting! Ngiyabonga!

Ngiyabonga Sakhile!!! 🙏🏽Ngiyakuthanda💜🖤

gotta comment for the algorithm

I've missed these videos! I haven't seen one in months!

You have such a beautiful smile, Sakhile. 🙂

This channel is gold. Can't wait when he will get is first YT button for number of subscribers. Let everybody comment then RU-vid algorithm will be putting those videos higher on recommended lists

ngiyakuthanda!

Blessings 🙏 thank you for this valuable content.

Thank you, Sakhile! This is very interesting to learn :)

Sakhile my brother I love this content

Thank you for sharing your language with us Sakhile!

Sawubona from Canada!! Ngiyabonga. Looking forward to the next one.

Sawubona, Unjani? from Dallas, Tx.

Bayethe mnewethu👑

Me Dube I totally love your lessons and your kind personality, I look forward to your next lesson❤️👍

Thank you so much for this Its such a beautiful and interesting language. Even if i might never meet anyone who can speak it, its a joy to learn about

Nami futhi

SAWUBONA❤❤❤ሳውቦና

very interesting Ngiyabonga for sharing ^^

ngiyabonga Sakhile

Your language sounds COOL, dude.

i came here looking for him. i hadn't heard his voice in a while and got worried

❤❤Sakhile❤❤

Zulu and Xhosa are really similar

Fascinating and excellent lesson!

Love this channel. Your voice sounds like honey. Great way to learn a language.

I visit Kenya when I can. Jambo Rafiki

Sie machen das super gut!

Woza lapha🥰Ngiyakuthanda

So awesome!!!!

More of this!!!

These are super interesting.

Most Eastern African languages have this concept of "Single Hello" and "Plural Hello". Pretty cool, and not really a thing in Europe.

Ngiyabonga!

Sawubona Sakhile! Ngiyabonga and ngiyakuthanda. Can’t wait for the next video from you, asambe! You are reaching the world. From Portland Oregon, USA

Sawubona "to you" :)

Mr Sakhile is such a joy to learn from :)

Thank you for this Mr Sakhile

Sawubona! Thank you for the fantastic content Sakhile :-)

Ngiyakuthanda!

ngiyakuthanda :D :)*

If Zulu speakers need to whisper to avoid being overheard, do they still do the click noise?

Keep up the good work