[@dankieyadave8230]

Am not a herero but i understand that the singing is praises given to the different cattle offered at the wedding ceremony.

[@huldaimeldapokolo]

Yes that’s 💯 correct 👍

[@bravekatjiteo8211]

The thing is that the groom side has to praise the two cows that they came with based on where they are coming from, praising all the places that they traveled through on their way and also praising the Tjiueza surname.
Otjiherero is so unique that you can't translate what they are saying but we understand each other

[@user-er1sn9ek9v]

Notification gang💃

[@huldaimeldapokolo]

🎉
You’re the best !!

[@yolandemutjavikua]

Oruramua.
Love how you interpret this. Okuhepa. 10/10 ❤

[@huldaimeldapokolo]

Thanks so much for correcting me.
Much appreciated 🙏❤️

[@yolandemutjavikua]

I love how much you got details of what is happening

[@huldaimeldapokolo]

Thanks dear.
🙏☺️

[@yolandemutjavikua]

Holy fire is Okuruuo not omuriro. Omuriro is fire

[@huldaimeldapokolo]

Thanks for the information dear.
This is very helpful.
You are a star 💫 🥰

[@kevinkamupingene676]

Ndjambi not nyambi or karunga plz

[@huldaimeldapokolo]

Thank you 🙏

[@Simply_Miaa]

Sleep with the wedding dress? 😭😩 aaye guys, that’s too much on top of someone having a covered face for all those days.

[@sandrakavenandjamo3531]

Actually she can an cover herself or someone who is with her if there is no older people in the house from her own side and the husband side. Is not easy but it must be done no matter what..

[@Simply_Miaa]

@@sandrakavenandjamo3531 it really doesn’t sound easy, okay.

[@huldaimeldapokolo]

The Herero wedding customs and tradition may seem intense,but they hold deep cultural significance. It was really fascinating to learn about their customs and practices.

[@Simply_Miaa]

@@huldaimeldapokolo thank you for sharing this with us ❤️

[@huldaimeldapokolo]

Anytime 🙏👏