Can my South African friends Understand my Dutch Language Nederlands ?
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- čas přidán 13. 10. 2022
- In this video, Anna speaks to 3 of her new South African friends in Dutch! Who do you think did best ?
My friends in this video:
@ThatoRampedi
@LasizweDambuza
@UncomfortableGrowth
#languagechallenge #dutch #afrikaans
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Do Dutch and Afrikaans Understand each-other ?
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In 1652 the Dutch founded Cape Town.
What people also don't know the Dutch also founded NEW YORK, in 1624.
I have been waiting for video for long time, from this channel. Watching from South Africa 🇿🇦. I speak 7 fluent South African languages and hear all 11 languages. Hope you visit South Africa with your family, you will feel more at home
Great video. Dutch is also Spoken in the South American country Surname.
Loved it. South Africa is a vibe. If you haven't experienced it, you're missing out. Dieselfde geld vir Holland.
" sware ke boroko" i'm so happy to hear Ghanian-Dutch speaking my language LoL 😂 we sound like Italian 🇮🇹 I don't know
In south Africa we have 2 groups of people/languages Nguni(Zulu, Xhosa, Swati, Ndebele) and Sotho(Sotho, Sepedi, Setswana) then we also have Tsonga & Venda so it's very easy for Tsonga to communicate with Nguni group and also Venda is very similar to Sotho that's why it's very easy for us to communicate with our languages then English or Afrikaans if you are speaking with other tribes in English from South Africa it's sounds like you wanna look like educated/Rich
Such a nice Video. Ek verstaan jul heel goed! Ons deel so baie woorde. Keep the vids coming!!!!
Hi Anna!! Very nice and I did subscribe to their channels absolutely. Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
Lasizwe is the whole mood 😅good vibes always.Good job Anna👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Fun fun video 🎉
Anna you need to visit South Africa 🇿🇦 with your beautiful family ❤
Gdag Anna in Suriname spreken we ook Nederlands.
Oeeeee hoe kon ik dat nou vergeten !! 😩
Gefelicteerd trouwens ga zo door. Sterk mooi kleding top. En blijf Afrika promote. Het is belangrijk dat we meer weten over het continent. Want je weet dat als je er nooit geweest bent heb het idee dat er alleen kinderen met dikke buiken en snot neus rondlopen. Suxx ik hoop dat vanuit Suriname meer mensen naar het moederland gaan
Een rechtstreekse vlucht visa versa Suriname naar Afrika.
I was also surprised that she never mentioned that Caribbean country that speaks a language that's similar to Afrikaans. Sy het virgeet
But we're not a Carribbean country but a South American Country.
@@gsw977SoekarnoNederlands-Indie oh yeah my bad
Hi Anna, Happy Friday. Today's video was funny 😆 and hilarious 😂 Sending love ❤❤
It was fun to watch, I watch it twice
It’s so funny, I think I understood your Dutch, knowing Swedish & German, better than my SA brothers & sister 😆 I find both Dutch & Afrikaans have a lot of words that are the same in Swedish. Great idea for a video!
Probably because a lot of the early European immigrants were also Swiss.
These three aren't really Afrikaans speakers tho hence they won't get it
Afrikaans is more spoken in Cape side these guys are from Johannesburg . And these are born frees Afrikaans has no influence in their time , I'm older than them Afrikaans was abolished when I was in standard five which is grade 7 in these days. I understand it but I cannot stand up proudly and say I speak Afrikaans NO i just understand it enough to get away of trouble.
@@lisohl7258 also, it is the language associated with oppression and has been losing space in the public discourse.
Coloured people are Coloured people you guys (in the South African context) they are not mixed race, they are a race of their own. They may have begun by the mixing of different races but in South Africa Coloured IS a race.
Race is a construct.
Dude, they were trying to make it make sense to her, obviously they know that coloured are their own race
@@yolz_olives she doesn’t, so it matters. Context always matters. 🙃
@@ItsAshiqa they literally know... calm down
Dutch is spoken in the Netherlands (Holland), Belgium, Suriname (a country in South America) and the Dutch Carribean (ABC Islands, Aruba, Bonnaire and Curacao) and we have the Dutch creole Afrikaans in South African and Namibia. It is not that useless, I mean you were speaking to people in South Africa in Dutch and you come from the Netherlands (Holland). Mind you the Netherlands is also a very good country to live in. One of the best countries in the world.
Watching from SA much luv Anna
Interesting Afrikaans’s language from German and Flemish and Dutch languages … fascinating Danke
From Dutch not German
Het klinkt een beetje als oud Hollands. Leuke video .
Lasizwe good to see you 😊
I'm from SA and I understand Afrikaans (studied the language through my school years). I'm 7 minutes into the video and already understood everything you said. Just the Dutch pronunciations are different. And the way you say "R" is not always correct in Afrikaans.
Such a fun video! Trevor Noah’s book: Born a crime talks a lot about his upbringing in South Africa and Apartheid
Sizwe is so funny🤣🤣
Lasizwe is all vibes 😂😂😂
Afrikaans is mainly a combination of three languages, Dutch, German and French and a little bit of South African languages.
Which South African languages👀
@@shisuiuchiha480 there are words like "Lapa" which is sesotho word for "Home" in Afrikaans it means a similar thing but the word is originally Sotho, another word is "fundi" which means an expect, it's a word found in the afrikaans language but the word itself is Zulu /Nguni meaning "educated" and there's many other words.
Truth
LoL 🤣 i thought it's only combination of Dutch and Khoisan wena i don't know where you got that information
@@mastermind6248 do some research
❤️ from Ghana 🇬🇭
I am from Kenya and I watched the whole thing and I was like don’t even understand, but it was so fun and interesting to watch. 😂
Learned a lot!
The Sotho/Tswana languages sound romance/Latin lik.
Portuguese arrived first, followed by the Dutch, then the British.
Yoh huhuh 😂😂
Wauw Zuid afrika , and zulu language 🤯
Aaai! Daardie enes is te jong om die taal te kan praat want hulle het keuse gehad in skool. Ons wat nie keus gehad daardie tyd het die taal geleer. But u won't catch me speaking it even if u put a R1m infront of me I will still play dumb.
"Looking for a man with zeros in the account" she is not not looking for love but money. she must say if she selling her self so that she can be bought
Lasizwe🤣🤣🤣
Well these three are not native Afrikaans speakers, I think they learned it as a third or second language. So they are not going to understand everything in Dutch. Try next time speaking to native black Afrikaans speakers.
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I found it quite funny that Anna knew much more about the history of the Afrikaans language than her South African brothers and sister. Is their ignorance of it part of the colonial mindset of the South African youth or is it just a generational thing because Anna is older than them? Apart from that I thought they all had good vibes 🙂
Most likely. You gotta understand they are the first generation to live after the apartheid, some were born towards the end. It's a painful language for many.
They don’t know Afrikaans they were speaking broken afrikaans. So I doubt they’d know the history of the language when they don’t even speak it.
Why should black South Africans know the history of Afrikaans?
It will always be Nigerians (I guess you Nigerian, little chances of you being Ghanian) who want these white people to get over our head and it's disgusting, why should a Black Southern Africans know much about White man's history? Maybe you saying this coz you never experienced what black folks went thru during Apartheid. This is really disgusting honestly, y'all must change. Also, learn more about SA history, these 3 are 'born free' thus they don't know much about it as you say, their parents were forced to know about White people. Y'all can love and learn white people history for all you care and leave Black SA alone.
@@TheGoldRose-pz5nc God bless
Africans are the best.
2:43 Lol that Lasizwe actually corrected you and said "Afrikaans" when you said Dutch speaks volumes of the huge colonisation of the mind that took place. There's no such thing as Afrikaans. There's nothing Africa about their dialect of Dutch. Languages naturally evolve when people leave their native land. That language is and always will be Dutch. This was a lot of fun to watch.
Do you speak Dutch?, I watch one of my favorite Dutch CZcamsr, " itchy boots " , when she visit SA, she did mention that she can understand Afrikaans however Is little bit different maybe is like Pedi and Tswana, they have same oral history but right now culture and language is bit different, however it really matter? Now you did write in English, is not example of colonization as well?, now you wanna debate which colonization is better? , now we have millions South African who speak Afrikaans as first language and it should be respected
@@dokotelam7207 I've read your response three times and can't understand what you're saying. There is no such thing as Afrikaans. The language is Dutch. The people that came with that language are Dutch. Calling that language by a other name is quite silly, like the English colonising Africa and calling their version of English Afriglish. Absolute nonsense. There's nothing like Afriglish and there's nothing like Afrikaans. It's Dutch.
@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 does it really matter whether you call it Dutch or Afrikaans?, it does not change a single little thing, if you know Dutch and cape Dutch/ Afrikaans then you can debate the difference
Do you know about pidgin English?, spoken in west Africa?
@@dokotelam7207 west African pidgin English was created by Africans themselves. It is not a creation of the British settlers.
Dissapointing that the SA youtubers didnt know that Jan van Riebeck arrived here with his fellow dutch people 1650 something (1652 I think) and never left even after the Dutch goverment intstructed all Dutch people in South Africa to return back to the Netherelends too which they refused. That is how we have Afrikaaners in South Africa TILL THIS DAY!!!! 😡
There are 9,5 million black people living in Europe today...and I think about 5 million white people in Africa alone. Seeing that Africa is about 4 times bigger than Europe I don't understand why this is an issue for you in 2023.
@@gevoel8293 There's more than 5 million white people in Africa firstly and secondly white people enslaved black people and that is why there are black people in Europe (not to mention America) and thirdly its a disgrace that the black kids in this video dont know when the Dutch arrived.
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@@bondjamesbond5580 From Wikipedia: White Africans of European ancestry refers to people in Africa who can trace full or partial ancestry to Europe. In 1989, there were an estimated 4.6 million white people with European ancestry on the African continent. In 1989 it was less than 5 million, today we have less white people in Africa because the majority prefer to go back to Europe or move to America, Australia. Like I said there are 9,6 million black people in Europe. A continent four times smaller than Africa.
@@gevoel8293 Mate is Wikipedia African? is Wikipedia in Africa? dont answer that i'll tell you...
No!!!! listen mate during Apartheid in SOUTH AFRICA!! yeah there were chairs written "EUROPEANS ONLY" or Blankes. do you know why? I'll tell you!! because the white people where classified and saw themselves as EUROPEANS okay!! Its only after Nelson Mandela became President all of a sudden they "Africans" gtfoh man
The Dutch didn’t implement Afrikaans lol They implemented Dutch and then slaves and natives spoke broken Dutch mixed with their native languages. Afrikaans was for brown people, u couldn’t use it in Church , no Bible. The Quran was the first religious book translated into Afrikaans. Then Dutch people adopted it after the English colonized South Africa and banned them from speaking Dutch. Then Anglo Boer war, the Dutch took the Cape Colony back “Die Kaap is weer Hollands” term comes from. The majority of Afrikaans speakers are coloured people. Afrikaans has French, Portuguese, Malaysian-Indonesian, English, Dutch and Khoi languages mixed in. Our sentence construction some we got from the French settlers mostly fleeing religious persecution. Naartjie is an Asian fruit word. Gogga is Khoi. If u look deeper than the oppressive brand it got during apartheid you’ll realize it was the language of the enslave & only connection a lot of us have to our diverse heritage that’s complex.
Kop skud
There is no such Language that is Afrikaans in African indigenous language. The origin of Afrikaans is Dutch. Afrikaans is European settler language. Is never indigenous to African Continent. Afrikaans is language of Conquest, that was brought by Dutch settler from Zeeland in Holland.
But we all know that? Afrikaans is just short for Afrikaans Nederlands (African Dutch)
@@gevoel8293 Ok
I think as young Africans, they have a responsibility to know their country history… This is what I love that’s happening in America. Young blacks are choosing to go to predominantly HBCU now instead of white colleges and universities. When they get up to speak, you can be proud, they know their black history… You have to know where you come from to be able to move forward.💕🙏🏽
Afrikaans is not black history
@@pelomk9022 she is not referring to Afrikaans. She is referring to the fact that they don't know their colonial masters and that's sad.
@@edamable492 why should we know them? I'm confused
@@pelomk9022 it's called history. don't be ignorant and history is taught in schools being it dark past or not it must be taught.
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Is amna acheampong in south Africa?
I wish… we were all together in Ghana for the global citizen festival ♥️