The Boers at the End of the World - Teaser
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Over a century ago, 600 Afrikaner Boer families left South Africa for remote Patagonia. This community survives to this day - but the language is on the verge of dying out in this region.
This is a teaser for the documentary feature film, The Boers at the End of the World (Boere op die Aardsdrempel).
Follow the project: BoersAtTheEndOfTheWorld
Director/Producer: Richard Finn Gregory
Associate Producer: Kelly Scott
Production Company: GOOD WORK (goodworkpictures.com)
Music: Rian Zietsman and Louis Nel, Sticky Music (stickymusic.co.za)
Boers are still more than welcome here in Argentina
Thank you dear Argentines a truly noble people, who could be the only people ever to create the noblest of dances the Tango.
@@bretwein3793Thanks, man. But seriously, the argentinians who know about the boers think highly of you and your culture. Some of us want the government to start a program to bring boers to the Patagonia or to other regions and let them give a good use to all that virgin land we have.
Who knows? Maybe they settle down, get assimilated and by 2043, Los Pumas will have won their first Rugby World Cup title thanks to Juan De Klerk and Mariano Van Den Heever, haha!
How do we make contact with the Boers? Any contact numbers?
I want to make contact with them. The boers/Afrikaners in south Africa loves them
czcams.com/video/gx5VYEpxjLY/video.htmlsi=giuVU_0oUk-rPvRm
Im 42 yr old boer n my father died in rhodesian mum .it is in me forever i understood everything they say perfectly.ya.... God bless you boer.
Dis een van CZcams se beste videos wat ek ooit gesien het! Ek kom uit Uruguay en ek ondersteun hierdie klein gemeenskap wat nog versoek om by 'n ware afrikaanse kultuur te lewe. Ons kan nie wag om hierdie film te kyk nie! Groetjies uit Uruguay aan die grens met Argentinië.
Hoekom hulle het 'n Spaanse naam as jy 'n boer is?
Ek lees jou kommentaar en dis eenvoudig ongelooflik. Ek woon in Namibia op 'n plaas
Dit is absoluut fantasties. Om te dink dat die mense nog Afrikaans kan praat en van die kultuur ook kan onthou. Wonderlik
Welcome to Argentina South African brothers. I know that things in South Africa are not good, also as in our country, but blessed and welcome are the inmigrant who wants to habitate this vast countryland.
@Jeff VR Ofensivo, aunque tristemente cierto lo que vos decís.
Aún así, el mundo en general se volvió un lugar bastante peligroso. Hoy ya no hay ningún que sea seguro.
@jeff _ en el sur no te matan villeros. Deberías salir del conurbano
We really appreciate your heartfelt invitation. It gives us heartwarming gratitude to know we have friends such as you.
Los afrikaners tenemos pocos amigos en este mundo pero podemos contar a los argentinos ya Dios como los más cercanos a nuestros corazones.
Respek, my geliefde ooms en tannies. Mag die Here ons Boervolk spaar soos ons deesdae verspreid oor die aarde lê...
Oh my goodness! This feels like a time-warp... and at the same time as if time has frozen... what an amazing discovery of our people. Wow!!!
***** Absolutely - thank you so much. Since this is a trailer one does not have the complete picture of their circumstances but I can most certainly hear and see that they are not backwards. One gets an idea that the environment is very secluded and harsh which gives me a sense of 'distance.' And then, although they speak Afrikaans some of the words and sounds do sound 'old'. And this is all mixed with their now local language in a way that adds to the foreignness. And then in South Africa over the years the Afrikaans Boere-gemeenskap has also been dying out. We hardly see an Afrikaans boere-tannie playing the trek-klavier. How fantastic to see this. Thank you for introducing us to these members of our Afrikaans family... it brings tears to many eyes! We are all watching out for the complete movie.
***** Interesting that you say "They are a modern society in a rural setting", cos it seems that here in SA it is the opposite way around . just saying .
As an Afrikaner I find their accents fascinating. They sound like my (now dead) rural grandparents and grand uncles and aunts. We should send them some Kyknet shows, or if they have Internet access maybe they can subscribe to ShowMax (a South African Netflix-type service) with its Afrikaans content.
munky82, I love what you're saying. I'm working with someone in Wes-afrika, and I send audio occasionally , who is learning ( en sy is lief vir die Taal) in Nigeria. There is fascination in these hardy, historical and "vol karakter" people of the land.
I'll try also your suggestion, and let you know of progress & ---: finally - any who have an interest in helping with the growth of Afrikaans in West Africa, please comment below or WhatsApp: me +27845672003. (Dean)
Totsiens
@Bouhammou Zakariya
@@MuNky1022 Do you hate blacks?
@@Zakariya3603 no, lol, why would I
@@MuNky1022 Most Boers despise Blacks.
Los galeses que también se instalaron en la patagonia sí han podido mantener su idioma y lo siguen enseñando. Tal vez sea cuestión de proponérselo y empezar a enseñár afrikaans a sus descendientes y a toda aquella persona que quiera aprenderlo.
Mañana 4 de junio, se cumplen 112 años del 1er desembarco de Boers en la Patagonia, mi Abuelo Harrington G. Fillmore llegó en ese contingente. Estoy muy orgullosa de ello. Muchas gracias por este gran trabajo Gregory!
hola, soy sudafricano y vivo en argentina desde chico, pero soy fiel a mis raices me gustaria contactarme con sudafricanos o decendientes para compartir tradiciones. dejo mi correo por si a alguien le interesa intercambiar ineteres en comun angelo.martins727@gmail.com
@Jeff VR they should populate the south of Chile and Argentina.
@@jackdanila9893 that would be fantastic countries to migrate to. The young leave the farms and want the big city lives. The Boers are looking for countries they can farm and do well in and produce. Argentina/Chile can only gain from their knowledge and expertise.
It is insane! My great-grandfather wrote a book called "'n Boer in Argentinie", and it is written in the same 'type' of Afrikaans as spoken by these amazing people. I feel honoured that my family history is linked to those still in Argentina... I can't help but wonder if any of these people knew my Great-grandfather and grandfather...
***** HOLY CRAP! lol you just made my day!!!!! I would love to make contact with them! PH Henning was my grandfather! Unfortunately he died before I was born and so I never met him, but apparently I have his personality haha! I will definitely ask my family! My great-grandfather's farm's name was Leeukuil and my great-great-grandfather's (JJ Henning) farm's name was Morgenzon, and he was buried there. My mother (Margarieta Paula) and other family members tried to look for his grave when she was in Argentina in 1973, but they couldn't find it. I truly wish that I can one day go there and meet everyone! I can only imagine the stories that they have to tell!
what a beautiful story I am Argentine and we are delighted of the Boers who have formed like so many other nationalities to Argentina. sorry, my English is very poor. Nicolas from Argentina
My ouma was n Henning van Argentina ,my pa en oupa terug gekom na RSA.
Wow!! What a wonderful thread!!! I’m glad I stumbled upon it
Miranda van den Heveer. I think my great grandfather might have traveled with yours to Argentina. Would love to touch base with you to compare notes
I can't believe this... Their accent is 99% perfect! Wow! I wonder how they sound when they speak English? Meeting these people would be interesting!
What a beautiful project. An exploration of the spirit of a nomadic people, settlers re-settled. The spirit of the Afrikaner, whatever that may mean, is one of connection to the land, to space and place, something to be celebrated. Add to this, the deep emotion that comes with making "home" away from "home". I salute you guys for embarking on such a project to tell such a tale!
nomadic? Because they moved once they're nomadic? Guess we're all nomadic then.
nomadic is the wrong word. nomads move frequently and are used to it. these guys made one Big move which took a whole lot more effort and balls and change that a nomadic would have.
Agree to disagree Gavin. Perhaps your understanding of nomads and mine is different. The Afrikaner - a generalised notion that does not adequately capture the diverse whole - have been, and still are, nomadic in many ways having left Europe for Cape Town, CT for South Africa, Africa and the world. Interesting that, even after 100 years, there is a sense of wanting to return, to rediscover "home". As for "more effort and balls", I spent time with a nomad who walked from Nairobi to Cape Town and back - no passport, money, or support - which took a lot of guts!
nomads move often as a way of life. they don't have a home. they live everywhere. your understanding of nomadic is clearly plain wrong.
Howard D They came from the Dutch .
Thanks for your visiting ! The doors of the Patagonia are opened like in 1900!
hope you visit South Africa soon!!
Hallo silvana Schlebusch . My name is Anro Klopper. Does your father still live ? Email me on klopperanro@gmail.com
It is remarkable that they are still there, this little isolated community of Afrikaners who didn't like the Brits. It's also telling that they are in Patagonia, which was so instrumental in Darwin's scientific development - they're a true testament to the evolutionary imperative 'adapt or die'. You can hang on to the old ways for only so long.
nice story..sound like croatians somewhere in world..........greetings for boers in argentina from croatia
Wil iemand nie asseblief net vir daardie Oom 'n kaartjie koop om Suid Afrika toe te gaan nie! Die man se hart soek dit swaar.
+Max Banks As hy tot by my kan kom in die oos rand is verblyf en kos op die huis..... en travel...
Max Banks, I wish... do you. . . anyone know of any developments??
Hulle is deur die registers toe suid Afrika toe gevat.
Dit is absoluut merkwaardig. Ek praat natuurlik nou die suiwerste Afrikaans wat ek kan in eer van hierdie film. Ek kan nie wag om die volle prent te sien nie, ek is so trots op my taal en voel geërd om n jong Afrikaans sprekende te wees!
I'm not Afrikaans but of the two times I've emigrated out if here, some part of my soul was always left behind. I feel what these people feel!
Broken
@Derek Chauvin I've created my own ancestry now having married a Hugenot of which two children were born to me and now a Grandchild of 4.
@Derek Chauvin true but a legacy I can leave with roots based on the culture.
This will be one of the best documentaries I will ever watch!
God grant that the film is a great success.
Brilliant that The Good Work Picture Company is capturing the tenacity of this community that overcame such odds to survive on their own terms and to endure ...
And that its showing us how precious ''mother tongue'' is. Neville Alexander would approve
God Bless them ! ❤️🇺🇲🙏
soy argentino, esta gente viven cerca de la costa que es mas inospita, cerca de la cordillera es un paraiso en la tierra, un poco frio, pero muy bonito , toda la patagonia tiene 1,5 millones de habitantes, vengan a vivir a la argentina, seran bienvenidos , tenemos una cultura parecida, aprovechen que la tierra es barata, en marketplace hay una estancia que la venden en 2 millones de dolares es grande como 2 ciudades de buenos aires ,algo asi como 6 mil hectareas
Wow! This is amazing. Good luck with this. So much honesty.
We would love to welcome them here in America 🙂
so, so cool. been following die Afrikaners in Argentina for years. a friend was passionate about them, and wanted to get books to them too. well done!
vengan a vivir a la argentina aca hay tierra para todos y los van a respetar !
Mag hierdie projek ongekende sukses bereik! Dit is 'n onderwerp wat my baie na aan die hart le... Sterkte aan Richard en sy span..
Siempre serán bienvenidos en Argentina, tierra de inmigrantes trabajadores, tierra de inmigrantes campesinos.
When will the full version be available ? I would love to see it. Seems really interesting.
It is showing on showmax at the moment
Lamentablemente nuestro padre no nos quizo enseñar su idioma natal para que no nos confundamos con el ingles, es este video aparece mi tia y mi tio junto con Silvana mi prima, lo que recuerdo es que mi papa y sus hermanos aprendieron castellano al ingresar a la escuela porque en su casa solo se hablaba afrikans, gracias por difundir la historia de mi familia paterna
Ahora entiendo la razón por que las nuevas generaciones no pueden hablar afrikáans. ¡Que lamentable! :(
Les deseo que pudiereis un dia aprender la idioma de vuestros padres.
Malditos británicos siempre destrozando pueblos y armando desastres irraparables (Palestiina, Irán, Irak, Egipto, Sudán, Afghanistán, Diego García - Chagos. etc..)
Dis so mooi om hulle te hoor praat
Halllo ik kom van nederland, wil je me helpen met afrikaans te praten?
Ek kan nie wag vir dit om uit te kom nie! Ek het my donasie al gegee en sal graag wil sien dat daardie mense Suid-Afrika toe kan kom!
This blew my mind.
I wonder how they get on with the welsh settlers, who also left to escape English domination?
Dit is hartseer. Ons mense is oor die wêreld versprei.
Wow thats incredible, the language even appears to be more refined (no use of other languages as far as i could tell) than the afrikaans spoken by native south africans,(at least to me afrikaans is my third language so im no expert).
it must be a amazing anthropological research opportunity to study two peoples who diverged so completely at such critical moments in their development.
African Electron, I wonder what texts they had over all these years... just.. fascinating!
appreciate your post, would be very interesting terms of soliclogical development and linguists would get incredible thesis material, I reckon
Dit is n eer om te sien Afrikaans word nog suiwer gepraat , regoor die wereld, Sterkte vir alle Afrikaaner boere en staan by julle God en bly trots.
Come to Brazil, white brothers.
Southeast and South of the country are white
Farms here have great prices and very good for agriculture
Dit sê werklik iets van daardie mense en hulle voorsate, die sterkte van hulle oortuiging en karakter. In die verre vreemde hou hulle nog vas aan hulle erfenis en praat hulle nog, al is dit nie meer so veel nie, hulle taal.
To keep a language growing, it needs to develope new words, meanings, sayings, there has been nothing as such. So where to start...
Ek het iewers gelees dat hulle in latere jare, toe die eerste vliegtuie in hulle nuwe land begin vlieg het, 'n lughawe bestempel as 'n "vliegtuigstasie". Dit is 'n baie mooi poging gewees in my opinie. Ek dink dat ons, wat agtergebly het in Suid-Afrika, eintlik 'n woord soos die Duitse "Flughafen" vertaal het om by lughawe uit te kom.
Fascinating!
Very rare to see something about these Boer descendants as 1 always knows the history but never hears anything of them BUT listening to them also brings up many questions. Firstly how is it that they speak "Afrikaans" when the Boers never called their language Afrikaans and "Afrikaans" only became a language after these people had already left. Would really be interesting to hear more of these people before they all gone.
Dis 'n balling gekom
oor die oseaan,
dis 'n graf in die gras,
dis 'n vallende traan -
dis al
Koos Kombuis?
nee, dankie.
@@jeroendaem Jan F.E. Celliers.
@@Spacekriek Baie dankie!
Ek is seker hier is plek vir hulle as hulle wil terugkom.
***** Ek wonder nou weer of hulle nie ons wil vat nie!
Juan Olivier or Argentina is a place you can go if you cannot accept the way things are donr in SA now.
@@thatosebotsane8017 potholes!
@@thatosebotsane8017 do research and learn history Khoi San first than whites 1652 blacks over 100 years later to begin with read Amabhulu written by Barry Booyens
This looks incredible!
Dit is nou ongelooflik interesant! Ek het gelees van 'n kolonie van Wallis-sprekende mense ook in Patagonia (alhoewel ek dink dit was in die 16 of 17de eeu gestig) en van daai mense praat nogsteeds die Wallise taal. Hoe indrukwekkend om hierdie mense te sien wat na so baie jare nogsteeds Afrikaans praat! Maar soos gewoonlik, die jonger generasies moet meer aanpas, en soos ons gesien het, het die dogter in Spaans gepraat. Ek glo die Afrikaans-sprekende families wat nou in NZ, Aus, VK, VSA ens. bly sal die sele proses deurgaan
la colonia galesa actualmente es toda la provincia de chubut tambien se habla gales, hay una gran colectividad britanica en argentina, pero totalmente integrada, tambien holandeses pero no boer,
Looking forward to watching the full film. Will it be released on You Tube?
Shame man. Can't someone let them at least come and see this lovely place where they come from. Cape Town best place Eva.
Ayesha , maybe they are safer there .
GAZ Black 100%
No , if i had the money to send them back to SA, Cape Town would be the last fucking shithole i would send them to. There are many other places which are better in SA.
is this by any chance Mrs govendor of tafelberg school?
Holland is your homeland
cool :)
To think how foreign countries messed with South Africa and now even today our people are forced to flee their country....disgusting.....I love my country and it’s people.
How's their Dutch like, anyone know? To me, it sounds like very Spanish-sounding Dutch, though I may be confusing it for actual Spanish.
Hi there, Im trying to find a spanish version of this trailer to send to my friends in Chile and Argentina, please create spanish subtitles for CZcams or for the Vimeo trailers?
Mag die Vader ons sondes vergewe en ons help.!! Amen.
Ek sal graag wil kontakk maak met julle. My pa en ma was in 1951 tot 1954 die Gereformeerde predikant van Chubut onder die Afrikaners. Ek het baie korrespondensie, fotos en tydskrifartikels wat hulle geplaas het. Hulle is albei oorlede, was Johan en Lettie Opperman. Corlia van der Walt gebore Opperman.
Hallo willie van der Walt.
My naam is Sara De Langer, en othou dat My ma alltyd van ds. Operman ge prat het.
Wow!! I'm dutch and I understand almost everything.
Amazing !! !! greetings from Argentina !! !
this just blew my mind! Liewe mensdom dit is nogal iets he?
Ek gaan Argentinië toe, ons gaan lekker braai, waar's die brannas ooms en tannies? :D
Watch out, Mal-enema will soon be calling them settlers with a bad sense of direction...
Being serious though the original exiled families were some extremely stubborn people who you have to respect for the strength of their honour, lot's of lesser people eventually gave in and swore the oath of loyalty to the British. Wonder if they will ever decide to come back.
This is such a touching story
This is FASCINATING! Wow.
Baumann?
So are there any more people from here in SA that might be going to make a living there ???
Knap gedaan. Sal graag die projek in sy volheid wil sien.!
Wow!
Sal lekker wees om in Kontak te tree met die mense, besig om aan 'n Afrikaanse album te skryf. Wat ek graag vir hulle sal wil stuur. Weet enige iemand, hoe?
Dit klink vir my nie baie anders as die Afrikaans wat in Suid-Afrika gepraat word nie. Ek het darem gehoop op argaïsmes of spesifieke besonderhede of 'n unieke woordeskat. Dis in elk geval goed om te sien dat hulle Afrikaans nog so goed is. Ongelukkig praat hul kinders glad nie meer Afrikaans nie.
Why did these people not teach their children to speak Afrikaans? :(
The Dutch migrated to south Africa and now their decendents moving to other places.
Por donde la puedo comprar ?
Ek is 'n Afrikaans sprekende en ek moes die "subtitles" lees. My skoonpa praat ook amper so. Jis, kraakvars Afrikaans my maat!
Ja ek myself. Ek in UK op die oomblik en daardie vars boere Afrikaans was so bietjie n skok vir my stelsel haha.
Barbarous Llama
Jis bra. Jy kan bly wees jy is daardie kant. Dinge lyk nou rof die kant en die president raak ook nie slimmer nie. Ek hoop dit gaan beter daai kant al mot reën dit alewig.
Where can one go to see the documentary in Cape Town - gathering it's all finished and released by now?
Megan, the main documentary film is still being produced. It was the short version that was completed and shown a few months ago. The full-length feature should be released in mid-2015.
Ik hoop dat we deze film binnenkort kunnen zien ! en weleens in Argentinië !
Dis hartseer. Jammer dat ons altyd uitverworpe is.
Boers are Dutch orgin, or muxed with other nation?
The largest percentage of our ancestry comes from the Dutch but also some French, German, Portuguese, Greek etc.
Ongelooflik!
Amazing!
Respect,,Trapper,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Baie intresand.
Where are the women's voices?
Did you have your speakers on? The young lady speaks about her tattoo even.
***** So are there any more people from here in SA that might be going to make a living there ???
How is this possible, the first Boers (Dutch) to come to South Africa was in 1652...that's not over a century ago...
This man is living in 1720
The end of this trailer :')... "I'm a South African first"
+Laiq Sayed hey sexy
Can a dutch person understand the language of a afrikaner?
Yes, easily. I understood every bit of it. As far as linguistics is concerned, you could still consider Afrikaans and Dutch one and the same language. It's only in 1983 that when the then South African parliament adopted the new constitution, 'official' ties with Dutch were severed. That was a tit for tat thing. One year earlier, in 1982, the Dutch government had suspended cultural cooperation with SA because of apartheid. Until then, Afrikaans was considered to be the South African form of Dutch, with its own grammatical peculiarities, words and expressions (hence the alternative names for Afrikaans, which are Cape Dutch/Kaaps Hollands or Afro-Dutch/Afro-Nederlands). In 1994, when SA became more of a democracy, the Nederlandse Taalunie (Dutch Language Union - the official body that governs the Dutch language and has the Netherlands, Flanders, Suriname and the Netherlands Antiles as its members) invited SA to join. However, since 1994 the ANC has been waging a war on Afrikaans and is doing its best to raze it from the face of the earth. Subsequently, SA did not join the language union and officially Afrikaans is left to fend for itself. Nevertheless, SA has an observer status in the language union. The union also pours a lot of money in projects to support the language. But in my opinion, Afrikaans and Dutch will further drift apart. After all, I think there is not much willingness on the Afrikaner side to keep Afrikaans more or less in line with standard Dutch, contrary to what happens in the English speaking world, where there are many different forms of the language all over the world but mutual intelligibility is also assured...
Thanks for all the imformation.. One question though, How is the relationship today between South Africa and the Netherlands? Do they even feel close considering the racist (ANC) goverment of S.A?
Official relations are good, as they are with Belgium. The Netherlands never officially interferes in the linguistic policies of a foreign nation, neither in SA, nor in Belgium (not even when Dutch was forbidden as an official language in Belgium). In both Flanders (Belgium) and the Netherlands there is a historical awareness that we share the same distant past with the Afrikaners. As I have written before, there is again cultural cooperation but it is especially on the 'intellectual' level (writers, academics). The 'common' people have more or less forgotten about each other's existence, hence the funny comments of Dutch and Afrikaans speakers in blogs that they are surprised to 'learn' that they can easily understand the other one's language. I have got to admit that the continuing extremism on the Boer side doesn't make it easy to support their otherwise just cause (defence of Afrikaans, the massive killing of Boers on their farms and the return of race laws in SA, but this time pro black and anti white/coloured). Also, Boers in general, and many Afrikaners, today still act as if Afrikaans is only spoken by whites. The truth is: the majority of its speakers is coloured (i.e. of mixed Khoi-Dutch or Malay-Dutch decent).
Jeroen Daem Once again thank you for a informative comment. Do you think the idea of a "independent boer stat" is good/realistic? Where the boers get some land from S.A and therby create their own state, with a population of only boers/and other white people, is that a bad idea? I think it would be interesting to see how this boer state or "Afrikaaner state" would develop, and if S.A would collapse since all white people would hopefully move to the newly independent Boer state. I would want to call the state, the "independent state of the Afrikaneer".
Thremeneis Hkveineis The Boers fought very long and hard for that ideal, but also suffered greatly for it. So the enthusiasm for being atonomous once again (Orange free state, Transvaal republic) has been decreasing dramatically. I suggest you watch the documentary by Louis Theroux Its very interesting. PS in this globalized world the idea of Nation states getting a little old Look the EU for instance
But did you guys know that Afrikaans is basically 18th Century Dutch? I am South African and speak Afrikaans as my second language. I often had meet people from Holland and try to talk with them in Afrikaans, but they cant help but laugh at me sometimes because they say, "we do not speak like that anymore". I think their language has evolved since then and Afrikaans (18th century Dutch) had been preserved as it was then until today...
Incorrect. The Dutch that came here spoke Dutch and nothing else. Afrikaans evolved from Dutch, Flemish, German and became what is spoken today.
@Icicle Fledglings lol, don't be rude!!!
have they watched die andword
Hmmh yes what an enriching experience that would be.
Barbarous Llama lol
ART BY JESSICA Shackleton... tooooo funny. I doubt,...., speechless 😶
Yo no se porque todos se van a la Patagonia? La region de la Pampa es mucho mas fertil.
La Patagonia se parece más a la región de Sudáfrica dónde venían ellos aunque algo más fría claro
Ons kom weer Afrikaans praat , ons is op pad.
@wit plaas boer orania is future , you peple .
Come to Brazil, white brothers.
Southeast and South of the country are white
Farms here have great prices and very good for agriculture
Você e pardo não Branco.
Marko, what he said is falsehood. He is incapable of caring about facts, only for his own agenda, which is murder. One of my friends, Rico Fourie, is proud to have Portuguese ancestors. Many South Africans have French names, both family and Christian names, because Huguenots were a major component of the original settlers. And there are many Italians. There are blue eyed blonds (that's what I am), but many Afrikaners have darker hair, eyes, and often skin.
so sad.
Afrikaners, not Boers thank you.
Gooi. Ons suklle om met mense te praat.
Lucky People. SA is going to Shit right now.
Hulle se dat daar net 45 mense oor is wat Afrikaans praat? Di's mos nie waar nie, ek is in 'n afrikaanse universiteit en meer as 20 000 studente op my kampus se eerste taal is Afrikaans???
Jy is reg ek het haha jammer
NWU -Noord Wes Universiteit (PUKKE)
***** Ja Eben het my fout uitgewys, ek weet nou :)
HAHAHHAHAHA
O my God wat 'n treurige ou fokken spul.
These are the kind of immigrants that should not be allowed into countries, the ones that even after generations don’t integrate and feel like they actually have more love for a land they have never seen, not even their parents . At the same time it doesn’t make sense .. in that case they might as well have more love for the Netherlands than for Africa, since in origin their ancestors actually come from the Netherlands.
So illegals from Mexico and Central America should not be allowed into the
United States as well
I prefer 1000 times a boer than a bolivian.
I am honestly so thankful that you are not the minister of Argentina dealing with immigrants, or any other country for that matter. At any rate, how would you know how they would turn out after a century unless you have some gift to see the future ? Regarding their loyalty to Argentina I have to say that, given the kind of character they display in this video (and many similar ones on YT) there is no question in my mind that they also pay their taxes and keep to the laws of their new country. If they also contribute to the economy of Argentina why would their government find any fault with them ? Given their sense of honor, dignity and culture that particular quality actually makes them more attractive for any sensible regime. The same applies to Greek, Chinese, Italian communities in the USA. They pay their dues but still honour their heritage. Eventually they might "disappear" in the bigger mass of people over the course of time. A sad thing from my perspective, sitting in South Africa and watching these Patagonian Boers, but it is the natural course of things and I'm willing to accept it. It is a rather interesting field of study, considering the effect the French Huguenots had on the later culture in the early history of colonial South Africa. They only made out about 20-25 % of the early white population but their influence in terms of wine making and the protestant religion was very strong. So, eventually, it's all about character and making your presence felt that will determine how long your people and their culture will be around.
@@argentpunisher4225 only that Bolivians are native to that land you dumb ass!
@@Spacekriek Argentina now only accept Bolivians, Paraguayans, and lately Venezuelans. Except for Venezuelans, others contribute nothing to the country, just receive plans from the government and there is an economic crisis right now. I think if people like Boers and other want to come, the government will be more than happy, also the people for they like to work it seems and Patagonia has oil and gas, a lot.
I'd say, 'kill it before it lays eggs'!
Thank god i am not a Boer