Is HELPING AN OLD LADY across the street STILL COUNT AS RESPECT?? | Family Feud South Africa
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2021
- One thing that we should have or should be taught from a very young age is, HOW TO HAVE RESPECT FOR THE ELDERLY!! There are so many ways to SHOW RESPECT, but can these Feuding Families have RESPECT FOR THEIR ELDERS?? Can Steve Harvey MAYBE TEACH US A LESSON IN RESPECT!?
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Listen, I had no doubt that the Venda family would clear the board, they are the most respectful people I know 👏🏽👏🏽
Venda people are indeed respectful. They had to clear the board.
My thoughts exactly 😎😎😎👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Haha
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
yes we r
Brot 🤣♥️
All Tribes are fabulous and has their unique customs, plus the attire wardrobe is beautiful and colourful quality material
I am enjoying the share in so many cultural traditions. The respect for Elders is still held in the highest regard.
Very high regards, because elder to African is keeper of History, and the one that resolved families dispute, and Clan protector
Love my country. Very progressive yet culturally grounded.
Complete manners and total respect when you bow down to, or lay on the ground to greet an elder. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING….
I cried
That’s not amazing. That’s a sick culture where women are treated like slaves by their own family
well uncle Steve today you met real Africans, lovely
WE NEED EAST AFRICAN VERSION. LOVE FROM KENYA
I look forward to visiting SA again in the near future. It was a pleasure to watch this clip.
The exposure of our culture this show is bringing to people from other parts of the world makes me more proud of being a South African.
Wow I thought Nigerians were the only ones who kneel when greeting their elders,I learnt a new thing today.
We kneel in Uganda too
In Tanzania too, we kneel down
Only when I started watching Family Fued Africa is when I realized that alot of Africans in Africa are well educated , and well grounded , with a remarkable upbringing & culturally rooted . It's a breath of fresh air....maybe they can come teach a thing or 2 , to their descendants in other non-African countries. (Bcuz it's like we're lost!)
well.... i have a thesis for you my dear... [and i'm NOT african] but the school system tried to erase all of history and ignore the fact that Africa is the foundation of the earth, not europe!!!! EGYPT, remember? Then after that was the middle east then Asia. Europe and The americas came last then oceania just came about. The Bible quote Egypt a lot and so does math and science and all other else -- including wealth, riches, resources and power. The only thing that Europe did [which was a MAJOR raping offense] is to pretend it has power due to the lacking of pigmentation in their sin and try to make it seem like they are better. But history and geology and all that shows that that is not the case.
I knew they'd clear the board. They maintain all of the things they said. Love for vendas
My Venda people never disappoint!!!!
I love my African culture.
This part was awesome, very proud of the Venda people as a Mosotho.
the south african people are such beautiful people inside and outside
Clap....... When I get these names on the first shot, you gotta show me something 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
When you know, you know
What is beautiful here is that they are very proud of their culture and do not shy from showing it to the world.
The clothing is STUNNING!!!
Wow !! African culture is so damn respectful !!
The Western culture can learn a lot from these people - Respect to the African Culture.
No such thing as " African culture "
@@danielabatabogdanov8586 LOL...clearly from someone who is not african
@@lalasng8643 you didn't get my point. Afrixa is diverse and doesn't have 1 culture so saying African culture is kind of stupid. Egypt and Uganda are just as different as Italy and Iceland are from each other.
@@danielabatabogdanov8586 there are similarities as well as differences.
@@jaytee4576 true i know. But my point is that culture often point to more distinctive traids , traditions and habits
The custom in respect still holds for Elders throughout generations in my family today.💕
These are the same respect we pay elders in my country too the only one i have not seen is the kneeling down. Africans are very respectful of elders not just family elders but even strangers. Westerners may interpret it as been stupid but its not, its our tradition.
Americans are too narcissistic to ever judge any culture. ✅✅✅💯💪🏾
True
Congratulations for both families for beautiful attires
I love the African culture...
Best in the world
Indians touch the feet of their elders as a sign of respect. Now the we she bowed down to him was more respect than I have ever seen!
This is a powerful episode. So much respect shown. Absolutely love it.
That be us Venda people y'all 😊😊
Trust, many in the States need to go back to respecting our elders. Shoutout to the South African people for keeping traditions alive.
I love the Ramaru family,they’ve this vibe♥️
YOU LOOK IN YOUR MOMs EYES: Boy don't look at me in my eyes, Don't ever disrespect me like that..
THEN YOU LOOK DOWN: Look at me when I am talking to you.
😂😂😂😂
hahahhaa i bet you had a lot of whooppings
@@thisqueenwontquit9699 the whoopings were high quality. . Top shelf. .
I bet we were raised by the same mother😂😂😂😂
@@mookehnormaphoo8599 lol
This is a beautiful segment 👏🏻
Mama Africa full of people 👑🌻🌻🌻
Show the way you respect to an elderly person the way you show respect to him or her .
These two families did a really good job, very smart. I haven't seen the board cleared in a long time.
Enjoying watching and learning African culture.
Proud venda beaming over here. 😁😁😁😊😊😊😋😋😁😁
I never seen anybody get all the answers right in the American version, these people did an amazing job, as an Asian Indian I’ve got tremendous respect for African culture, learned a lot about your culture, although Africa is not a country, I didn’t know there were common practices amongst Africans as a whole
Yes indeed most cultures in Africa are similar
We are indeed respectful
I had a hard time with the eye contact point when I got to the United States learned the hard way 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Struggled first at corporate as well when starting as a professional or in interviews. Including referring to my elder boss in his first name. A managing director nogal😀😀
Over there, they sometimes see it as lack of confidence. I learnt the hard way in Canada
I love the African culture so much respect.
You stand no chance about respect if you're competing against the maVhendas. Very respectful.
I learned a lot from this segment. Too bad we don't show the same respect in America.
Wow I love how respectful the African culture is to the elderly people!!!
Beautiful family and culture, I am learning so much from this show. Peace and Blessings from Texas USA. 🌹❤🌹
Love this!!!
What amazing people... Don't see this everywhere in Africa
Wow!! Go Ramaru Fam
When I feel bored, I watch The Family Feud Africa.
You should try watching it even when you're not bored.
@@mongezikona7294 then they've to post more shows.
@@user-ve1sr1kz1x they do, check them out🙂
Enjoyed this segment !!
Now that was some awesome content steve
Beautiful ❤️
@RamaruFamily. Thank you give us important African Lessons.
Wow that was really good
kudos to this pple truely african way of showing respect
Oh boy am about to cry in which these amazing people bow / kneel when greeting their elders 😪😪😭😭
They did really good
wow these people nailed it
What a beautiful culture ❤️👍
Love 💕 you African momma
All these comments about ppl loving Africa culture means we need more media representation
WOW, SO IMPRESSED with THE RAMARU FAMILY!!!!
4fffgse
Woooow congrats the Vendas
I like the kneeling part, when the missionaries came to Africa they misinterpreted it, they said you are worshipping men, they said they said you must bow down to the so-called Jesus of Nazareth king of the Jews. In Africa we kneel down to show respect to parents, neighbors, Kings, Queens, Prophets and others
Well Said, take a look at them now. Elders (senior citizens) don't even get a seat on public transport. The girls were lovely in understanding their culture and practicing it. In India, we used to take blessings from parents by touching their feet. Nowadays with shows like Big brother/Big boss is disintegrating the culture.
Beautiful attires
I was yelling “avoid eye contact” from the beginning 😅😩😩😩
My class mate is from the Venda
I need to visit and live amongst the Venda tribe, with this pandemic a change is warrant
Nndaaa welldone
I 💕 ❤️ how they say yeahhh
Hi shem I say dankie to Venda culture, ke sharp🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Steve is doing pretty good with the names👍👍
Nice 👍 answer
Swati People! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
"CLAP!" LOL
👍 #venda
Samething in Haïti 🇭🇹 you don’t look elder in eyes
Africans educated
They work hard
I teach my child to look everyone dead in the eye when they talk to them.
Ramaru family AKA Ramarumo 😊
🌹🌺🏵️🌷🎈
Phumudzo only had 2 jobs 😂😂😂
He gave them two strikes 😂😂😂😂
My guy is a scholar not a student 😂
how does Steve not know the NO EYE CONTACT? hell i taught in a city school district 30 years ago & it was true for my black students, they were raised w/ "don't look at me/cut your eyes at me/etc when i am talking to you" esp if i am disoplineing you...do NOT LOOK at me & do NOT back talk me" i knew this, thus it always baffeled me when the white teachers would say, how upset they were w/ a kid esp cuz the kid did NOT show them respect i.e. did not look me in the eye or did not answer me...well if you knew about his up bringing (black folks kind) then you would know that in REALITY the student was indeed showing you the most respect by not looking at you and by not talking back in anyway! gee wiz ppl educate yourselves ....so much MISUDERSTANDINGS!
We have the same cultural differences with our white counterparts in S.A. lol
You taught in a school for over thirty(30) years and you cannot spell the word discipline!!
@@andreamwilliams3095 know the meaning of typo?
But people must not say “in an African culture, you don’t look elders in the eye”
Cos in my culture looking elders in the eyes when communicating is a sign of respect. It is said that, DITABA DI MAHLONG.
Looking down when you are being addressed is disrespectful.
Ditaba di mahlong doesn't mean that ngwaneso. If you're Sotho it means "facial expressions tell you everything" it doesn't mean look into an elder's eyes.
My elder's would slap the life out of you
@@Nonkulycis_01 I agree with you and I’m Tsonga .
Umm no dear. Looking an at an elder in the eyes it's like you're challenging or intimidating them, that's how animals in the wild fight. Our cultures have reasons, we don't just do these things for fun.
@@bohlalenchabeleng1370 👌
Hi hey likeit
The way she knelt and her wear reminds me a bit of Japanese
Hi 👋
I still can't do the eye contact after living in UK for more than 16years.
He said Masende😭😂
Masindi not Masende
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I love eye contact...l'm half zulu n shona
A Zulu parent can tell u, to look at then they talk to you
There are so many different cultures on the continent. I think they should have referred to South African culture if certian facets cuts across the board or just their particular tribe
U r right but all answers given cut across the African culture, if I'm not mistaken.
Is there any one u do not practice in ur part of Africa?
@@daughterofzion6443 So I'm from Nigeria and there are some similarities but definitely not all. For example the laying on the floor, the Yorubas do it (different variation) but not other tribes
@@ntsotuwamoleleki1255 Why are Basotho women come across as rebellious, stubborn and big mouthed ?
@@ntsotuwamoleleki1255 i think there was a point in history where you decided to what you are today. Can you perhaps pin point it ?
@@ntsotuwamoleleki1255 ugandans, tanzanians, nigerians, some congolese tribea bow down the same infeont elsers
The little boy almost screw them up
Venda are smart
I want to get married to the teacher. I am putting my lebola together
Lmao wow, this had made my day hehehe DM is open
In African culture we don't use the left hand to give nor take something from someone
Also true in Middle East and many Asian countries.
I officially would like to marry a Venda lady. Where in SA do I find one? Please help. Lol
Assist in any way
In my culture in zambia, you look at the face not in the eyes of the elderly either scolding at you or giving you advise