Hey guys😊 Here👇🏽 is the PART2 of "Dear South Africans answer these questions" czcams.com/video/hFsdLjs-q2Y/video.html Thank you so much for your continued support🙏🏽🥰 I appreciate every one of you🫠 xoxo Prissy❤
I'm a south African living in the US and trust me when I say in My head I am in south africa every single day because our country truly is the best and we literally have everything we need with world class standards besides the difficulties just like any other country.😊
Absolutely! How has it been living as an immigrant in the United States? Do you feel unwelcomed, do you stick out in a crowd or you blended into the system effortlessly? Thanks for watching. Please like, subscribe, and check out my other videos🥰🙏🏽
Kelebogile I am also in the US and after all these years you would think I have gotten South Africa out of my system but it is the opposite. There is a lot of aspects where South Africa is even better than the USA.
@@tyali84 You and I both😂😂. And some Americans get surprised when I express that South Africa is way better in many aspects.. Then I refer them to” The Real South Africa” CZcams channel so that they see that actually a lot of black American families are now moving to SA permanently.
Thanks for incredible evidence coming from a black south african living overseas . South Africa is better than many European Countried - poland - Serbia etc.
@@tyali84 South Africa is one the Best countries in the World - Migration pattern is Negative country to POSITIVE - SA is better than China - Chineese are always running from China. SA is better than South American countries - South Americans are always running away - Asian Countries- Indian - Arab countries always running to Europe or USA. Even our local Durban Indians they will Never emigrate to INDIA. Local SA - Greeks or Portuguese you Never hear them wanting to emigrate to Europe.. We South Africa are simple the best.
@@pmambongwe8640 what do you mean by "you guys? Do you think poor infrastructure and lack of basic amenities are the fault of the regular Nigerian? No! It is the fault of the politicians, those in power. Just the way your politicians are destroying your country with load shedding and other corruption news we hear on ENCA. Africa's biggest problem is the greed of those in power. All 54 countries have one thing in common... And that is BAD LEADERS🎯 Till we figure out a way to fix this, Africa will keep going back. I'm not a prophet of doom, I'm just stating the sad reality that we live in😫
South Africans speak 3-4 languages and understand about other 5 languages even if they can’t speak them. So we’re not used to a person who only speaks one language.
As South African we are truthfully patriotic to our home, we have a responsibility to rebuild our culture and our value system. As a Zulu descendent we value our culture. We are the descendents of a worrior clan some misunderstand our aggression to destructive energy but we are simply protective of our value system and our culture. You would learn to know that Zulus are good people you just need to give your self time to understand them
There are South Africans in Korea, China, America, UK and Australia who are there for greener pastures, so Yes South Africans do work in other countries.
@@PrizzygatAlso when we go live in other people's countries we are very respectful and very well behaved, very few people break their laws so possibly that's why you are not aware that there are South Africans out there coz we are never in the news in a scandalous or negative way.
First there are lot of opportunities in South Africa 🇿🇦 and for the fact that every tribe all over the world are here it shows that they saw what we see.
@@Prizzygatto bring balance in my statement let me use the word nations or Countries outside South Africa. Please mention any country around the world and I will help to Google where can you get the majority of them here in South Africa. Remember South Africa have 9 provinces and each province can provide a certain commodity that will attract certain nations outside South Africa to invest in that area.
The reason why is difficult to see us moving in other countries is because South Africa 🇿🇦 is a great country and developed therefore everything we need is here and we love our country. We're very Patriotic citizens.
Answer No.1If as a South African I have to move to another country to make money for 20-25 and come back at around 50 I am finished (possibly sick) ,sister life is so short.I have travelled some African countries they are beautiful and people are nice it is just the struggle they are going through is traumatic. Culture shock is real out there maybe we are not ready,my culture shock outside South Africa is Lack of order like stand a que,rona re re re ema line.QUE IS OUR CULTURE THAT I AM SO PROUD OF HOPE IT GET SPREAD LIKE A VIRUS TO OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES.QUE MAKES LIFE EASY BATHONG!!WE QUE FOR EVERYTHING IN SOUTH AFRICA EVEN IN OUR PUBLIC TOILETS,FUNERALS,PUBLIC TRANSPORT WITHOUT ANYONE INSTRUCTING OR EMPHASISING AND THAT IS WHAT MAKES ORDER IN SOUTH AFRICA.May we are last on the que to travel or live in other countries LOL.Nice video sis
You are right. I have not traveled extensively across Africa so I can't comment on that but one thing for sure is... Compared to where I am coming from the orderliness in SA is beyond me and this was a huge culture shock for me. I love order in my life, I like being tidy, and I am always early, I'm never late. So I adapted the queue culture asap. For the work migration, the people who move back home are not always sick, they just come back to be around family and enjoy the country they have left for so long. They become based in 9ja, and from there they manage your businesses, travel the world, and live a very decent life. Thanks for watching. Please like, subscribe and check out my other videos🙏🏽🥰
People from outside have a problem with standing in line yezwa! Omunye just passed me at an ATM and I had to tell him there is a a line. This other couple made a scene in a store just because they didn't want to stand in the queue, I was so mad because they were shouting at the cashier and I told them off. I swear that man wanted to beat the hell out of me but he fell in line.
We as South Africans we believe in our country, we believe that if there is something wrong in our country we stand up and fix it cause leaving your country because the system doesn't accommodate your needs I doesn't make sense at all costs, meaning your coming generations will experience one and the same thing. We love our country very much ❤️
South Africans don't have the same reason as most of other Africans of migrating. I think South Africans believe that thay can one day make this place better because we generally know what is the problem and how to blame. But there are those South Africans how have already given up on the country and thay have no plans to ever come back like people how moved to Australia and Canada
I enjoyed your views and observation on South Africa as non-South African. To answer your first question: There are three main 3 reasons: #1) South Africa is 50% 1st world country and 50% 3rd world country. Most black SAs still feel that there are still some opportunities in the country to uplift themselves hence most do not wish to relocate else where. The ones that leave for abroad tend to be very high skilled and are able to go for job opportunities that have high salaries that corporate South Africa cannot match because of the exchange rate. The average skilled people tend to be happy staying at home. #2) The social lifestyle is very addictive - South Africans love going to clubs, churches and family social gatherings like wedding and funerals as a group friends or families. Going abroad for most SAs means you are going to miss some of these activities/events because you are going to be working most of the time and you are going to be alone. #3) The lack of exposure - Most SAs are not exposed to the international world. We tend to be closed in our own little world and not willing to learn and explore what the rest of the world has to offer.
Omg! You explained it beautifully. I love your analysis of the first question, it all makes sense now because as an immigrant you sacrifice social life and family bond to relocate. It can be very daunting😫 who would wanna sacrifice amaipano and shishayama for a cold place like Russia... No disrespect intended for Russia😬 The Social life here is on another level, the nightlife is sick as well but I guess if the benefits of relocation outweigh the enjoyment at home, one will have to suck it up and do the needful. Thanks for watching. Please like, subscribe, and check out my other videos.🙏🏽🥰
I agree with 1&2 but 3 is not absolutely due to lack of exposure. We have a lot of South Africans who leave the country but come back after a few years coz we believe in fixing/ building our country. There is also that belief that even if you have challenges it's better to be amongst your own people than going to live alone outside. Most people do travel for vacation so they can see that there isn't really anything better out there that's why very few emigrate.
Your number 1 is wrong. Majority of the people leaving are not high skilled that is lie that was going around. Majority of high skilled people live in South Africa. People leaving are just some average and low level
We stay in our country to help fix it and demand service delivery, SA has everything to offer when it comes to a basic standard of living, and of course, we love this country, some of us lost a family member in the armed struggle so nothing was in vain, why must we leave.
We do go and work outside. compared to other countries overseas the standard of living in SA is way better, the weather is great, the food is not intefered with too muc. plus we have everything they have over ther.
I come across alot of black South Africans working here in China and also in Japan were im based so things are changing..Most of them are teachers here in Japan also in UK there I a large black South African number of South African black nurses nd doctors, so people r living overseas is just that they r not a lot of them like Nigerians..I love ur channel 👍
Waooo🤩 Thank you so much. I'm glad you love my channel. It's good to know that black SAns are breaking the barriers and moving overseas for work/study. They are gaining practical world-class experience while learning valuable skills that will help them contribute to building a better South Africa when they decide to move back. Let's not also pretend like we forgot the most important part. Securing the bag 💰💰💰💰💰💰 issa big flexa💪 Thanks for watching. Please like, subscribe, and check out my other videos🥰🙏🏽
Firstly let's fix your title : Dear South Africans, PLEASE answer these questions. We are always polite and respectful when we talk or address each other. People do go and work in other countries but with a plan to come back. People who go out of the country are honest about conditions in other countries so we know our country is among the best, we are the most welcoming people so there is no need to go and experience unfriendly people in their countries unless we have to.
Hi Prizzy. We believe in fixing our beloved country and hold our representantives accountable, that´s why we have democracy, right? Of course we should travel more for exposure, and everyone is individual. However, is not easy, SA is the real deal as most ppl from around hte globe, not just Africans, confirm it. Nigerians leave their country for greener pastures as you say, but why? The truth is you either don´t believe that the country can be fixed (and many Nigerians and other Africans I talk to say exactly that) or you want exposure, make lots of money. Honest is important for us africans in order to fix our many problems. Chinese, Lebanise, Indians are flocking Nigeria and West Africa like they is gold for free (so it can´t be what you just say). All africans must stop cheap excuses, we need a hard look on ourselves, values, and the value the continent brings and fight for eat with our talents, ressources, passion, and companionship. Now to the other things, when I´m here in Europe so funny many Africans say I dance well, sing well, and always a joy to be around. Before I came here, I thought all africans/black ppl are like us (dead wrong:). The booze is too much, it was partly an Arpatheid weapon against us like poor education (but again now its our own fault, myself have dramatically reduced it and you don´t need to adopt bad SA habits, we also can learn from others, responsibility is the new black for Africans). Why we have great skins (non-SA women have told me as an SA man that too;)? I don´t know maybe diet / weather I guess (so you are winning, take your time:) . On langauge, well it´s one of our prides and comes naturally. When we approach a native South African looking lady with our native tongue, it´s a compliment first and formost you blend in, so we want you in not out, never forget that! Yes, the assumption turns to be wrong eventually, but give us a break as we should on you once we learn you are a non-native. However, I will tell you that anyone should try to learn the language of the dominant culture/region she/he finds himself in. If I live in Igboland I have to eventually at least try to speak it (you went to university so you are smart:). I find it even offensive not to, unless you are here for a short work stay. Most SA who come from another province always try to learn the language form that place (only ppl form Guateng are truly multilinguists up to 7+ languages), the rest learn along, so I advice you, even if your parents admittingly didn´t do a great foundational job (forgive them, and do your best to learn your native lingo AND Xhosa/Africans). It will enrich you, though challenging at first. Lastly, make SA friends, I don´t see a reason why not such a fun and sincere sister you are! Many non-SA make the mistake to stay within their own, then find themselves misunderstanding constantly whats going on and the leaving in a bubble is not healthy. The fact that up to this day many white SA don´t actually know the country/cutlure/contintent and call themselves "South Africans" though (never been to the townships, village, zero Xhosa, Zulu, Sotho etc, is a crime of their own (just like the booze with us native Africans of the country). SA is complex, colorful, promising and we have just embarked on a new journey since 1994. It´s along way to go to fulfill our full potential, but as you see everyday we have everything to get there, and come with us, if you have your heart in it. It´s all about ubuntu at the end of the day for us! I´ve subscribed and let me know anything you want to, I beg ohhh:)
Omg! You have answered all my questions so beautifully. I am going to pin your comment. Thanks for subscribing🥰 please check out my other videos ooo abeg🙏🏽
1. We South Africans are satisfied with our country where we find all the resources we require. The grass is not always greener on the other side. You seem to be driven by the love of money but we are proud of our country and we wish to invest and grow our own economy. Maybe you as a Nigerian should stay in your country and invest your education into your country to make it more prosperous and economically diverse rather than relying on oil revenues.
I’ve been following you fir a while and to be honest you look South African it’s only your accent that says no but I think to answer your question about dance moves it’s really a South African culture because you also find this in all tribes across South Africa and singing is just so South African too when we happy and sad we still sing
Hi, we don't to go outside, to have big cars or houses, we can work here and have them all here. We don't need the pound or dollar to have a good life in our country. The only problem in south africa is the mess created by the ruling party, but we are going to stay and fix the mess, is who we are. Finish and klaar.
What greener pastures because our country serves our needs . The life you Nigerians seek in other countries SA gives us to live that life easily we don't have to wait until we are fifty or fifty plus after slaving in other countries to live that life. Our country's systems work therefore we don't have to roam around the world before we can really live. Plus home is where the heart is so SA gives enough that we don't have to go searching 🤷
A a a a a a a a beutiful darling from Nigeria, I'm going to come visit you if you don't come to Johannesburg, I can already feel that you love South Africa just by the sound of your voice
Thank you so much for the compliment🤭 Yasssss💃🏻 Jesus take the bottle from my hand. Please don't forget to like, subscribe and check out my latest video🥰
@@alicegauteng2358 actually...🤔 Yes! Because French is taught in Nigerian secondary schools. I know a bit of French just to survive cos I was taught in school🎯 I was not taught any South African languages in school🤷🏽♀️
There are 1000s of South Africans living in other countries now.. those who can afford it or who can no longer tolerate our government or who wanted better education for their kids have moved..but they all miss Africa..it runs in our veins and there is no place like home
I’m a South African Pedi culture guy, I don’t see myself leaving South Africa for travelling or work purposes, I don’t think I can do that, Yes sometimes this government of ours get into my nerves and think to relocate maybe in Botswana 🇧🇼 but I don’t think I can ,I love home just hope we change the government very soon as I have had it enough now.
Yho! Botswana is so close, it's almost like you didn't leave SA🙈🤣 you are a very patriotic citizen and I guess you have strong family ties, so going far will be tough but like I always say, if the advantages of moving outweigh the enjoyment/ comfort back home, one will have to stuck it up and do what you have to do to achieve the goal. Thanks for watching. Please like, subscribe and check out my other videos🥰🙏🏽
Your last question, that is a diss/disrespect symbol. It's usually accompanied by a facial expression. As a Zulu man and traditionalist, we do go around and expect people not to look us in the eye. This practice is done at my house where a child or my juniors aren't allowed to look me in the eye when I'm talking to them, and yes, it also applies to women. However, these days, things have become lenient. I for one like to be looked in the eye when I talk to a person, even at home. If you visit a Zulu household and a male elder is still present, it's best that you don't look them in the eye, unless they give you permission to. As for singing, we start singing and dancing from a very young age. South Africans even sing and dance when we are angry. To be able to dance, you must follow the beat of the song which will allow you to follow a dance routine. Finally, language to a South African is very important, it is the very essence that makes us to accept you or reject you. In ZKN, the little you can utter, the better your chances of getting accepted, and even walk away with a new Zulu name. Zulus expect you to make an effort or get out. I hope that my comment answers some of your questions.
😳Waooo! Thank you so much. I have learned so much from your comment. I'm gonna pin it. Never meant to disrespect anyone with the last question. It's just something I have noticed across most SAn content creators. I was so curious, that's why I asked. For the Zulu and no eye contact question, I remember my grandpa used to tell me that back then in Nigeria, you don't look into the eyes of an elder when talking to them. But that culture has completely faded away in the region where I come from in Nigeria. Now we teach kids to look into the eyes of anybody they are talking to, we are trying to build confidence in them because it is believed that a child who can't look into the eyes of his/her parents or relatives when talking to them may grow up and have self-confidence issues and nobody wants that for their kids, especially in this world of today. Thanks for watching till the end. Please like, subscribe, and check out my other videos🙏🏽🥰
@@cmc2110 As an OG just like 'current', the 45 degree arm thing used to be an insult, prior to it was the finger thing. Since both are no longer a thing to antagonise each other, they've since become a joke as you've explained it.
@@Prizzygat I get that you were asking questions and I appreciate that you took that route than making assumptions which often times some people come off as offensive to South Africans. If you ask us, we answer. Enjoy your day.
Ausi you already started this video with an attitude towards South Africans If I go to another country, I'm a foreigner to that country Don't try and school us And you are contradicting yourself about why some of you move to other countries of cause for a better quality life This is how far I went to listening and ke sharp hle, whether you say anything nice about us don't care
As a Zulu man I will like to answer one of eye contact it's taught in our villages to keep respect and since respect is a two way street a woman plays her role and a man will also do his. Yes for a woman culturally it's disrespect to make eye contact with just any guy.
Thanks my sister but I love you guys and happy that you replied nicely hope you gonna come to SA pls if you are here let's meet and have a good time have lunch talk together
🇿🇦The country offers nearly all the essentials for survival, and residing here doesn't restrict your options. You can explore offshore investments without leaving your homeland. Traveling is an option, but not a necessity for relocation. Additionally, it's evident that the people of this nation hold a deep affection for it, even during challenging times. We consistently confront and overcome our challenges as a united nation. We take pride in our diverse, rainbow nation, our abundant resources, and our shared love for sports that bring us together. Our love for the country and its people is unwavering
Figure 8 is because we are unique in that we have strong mixed blood with Khois, Sans and other ancient southern africans. It's in our southern ancestors genetics. We also dont like oily foods.
With regards to the skin (beauty) & body structure it's just natural from God, there's no plug or whatsoever, I'm also a SAn but never tasted alcohol but yes the majority consum alcohol that is why they would give you the look if you tell them you don't drink (I get that a lot too), I think it's because of affordability & accessibility I guess
🙊 omg! You also get the bombastic side her too? And you are a SAn😫 cos at first I thought it was because I'm not SAn, probably because I didn't speak the native language etc. I kept giving excuses until I realized that most babes find it strange to believe that you don't drink alcohol. Doesn't burder me anymore😁 Thanks for watching. Please like, subscribe and check out my other videos🙏🏽🥰
South African skin has a lot to do with our genetic make-up and climate region, read up on the San people and have a look at their skin, the Hottentots countributed a lot to the women physic...search Saartjie or Sarah Baartman...these nations assimilated
Not moving to other countries i think is cultural and family thing & ancestral,our luck is our roots,we believe.we still to be convinced about beauty & freedom by other countries with respect 2 Dance,singing,skin,women fiqure, i think is just a gift from God and heredity . We inspire ourselves with songs happy or sorrow. 3 alcohol is not a South African thing ,it came with the right of Children after 1994,even today parents hate it.Some parents don't even know that their sons & daughter s r drinking.
I think it's because of the accessibility. It's everywhere😫 anywhere you look there's a liquor shop and it is quite affordable😫 imagine being an alcoholic in recovery and you live in SA😫 yho! The psychological torture🙆🏾♀️😫
Because it's in our culture to be closer to home and it's our culture to solve our domestic problems and not run away from home, even if it means we have to fight amongst ourselves to resolve the problems. Thats why our passport is one of the cheapest in africa.
Hi beautiful sister, I supprt you on the " foreigner' word it kills me each time I hear it, I pray and push that our Home affairs change the status to African national.
If you go to Australia and East Asia, you will find a lot of South Africans. Yes we don't venture to other African countries because South Africa is a bit more developed than our neighbours but we do travel for greener pastures. I feel you with the alcohol thing. I don't drink anymore and I'm made to feel obliged to explain why. Language: when in Italy, you will naturally have to learn Italian to get around, when you're in Cgina, you will have to learn Chinese to get around, same here atleast try. When un Rome my sister
Regarding Language Zulus are like French People - They are very proud of their culture and language besides Zulu is the commercial and trading language of SA informal market.
i'm zulu , unfortunately we are the most misunderstood group in south africa😂. but once you spend time with zulus you will see that we are not that bad as people perceive us.
I am Nigerian. Of course, I know what it feels like to be greatly misunderstood😂 IsiZulu is the first South African tribe I read about in Nigeria. We studied about Shaka Zulu. I was so fascinated. I am glad to be here in SA. Hope to visit KwaZulu Natal some day🤞🏽 Please don't forget to like, subscribe and check out my latest video🥰
We dont like oily foods and our south african produced lotions. Thats why we dont usually have skin problems. Vaccination from birth until primary school is also another reason we have good skin.
The Skin issue is more scientific. Black South Africans live in a Industrialized Country. They have ALWAYS BEEN DRINKING CHLORINATED WATER. Secondly Black South Africans have ALWAYS BEEN EATING PROCESSED FOODS FROM SHOPING MALLS ( CHECKERS- PICK PAY ) over years and that has had an effect.😊
Waooo🤩 I love that genre of music. It's very calm. I will check out Thandiswa Mazwai, never had of her. Thanks for watching, please like, subscribe and check out my other videos🥰🙏🏽
I lived in the UK for a couple of years thinking that I would make more money but came back coz I couldn't take it any more, I make much more money in SA than I was making in the UK. I would never leave my country again, I only do holidays in other countries now.
Mina, I just want to say I am mesmerized by you. Sending love. then to the issue of looking people in the eye as a Zulu person, I think it's just considered rude to stare at n elderly person be it a man or woman, it's like you giving an attitude.
Awwww🤭Thank you so much for the compliment. I will never stare at an elder or anyone in a weird manner. That's like giving the bombastic side eye😫🤣 In Somizi's voice "it's a never" 😂
I have watched many nigerian videos n I came to a conclusion that nigerians never tell the truth, they don't wanna hear the truth period. Nigerians do travel because their country will force u to travel, not because they travel by choice, I went to Nigeria in 2017 to church (SCOAN), getting off from the plane ull understand why nigerians travel, u lose hope by mere looking around. In south africa we discourage braindrain with all the forces in our command. So tell the truth ur country is poor n dying n yet has the highest GDP, strange hehh??? Figure that out. When r u making a video about nigerians who are crossing Libya 🇱🇾 every day to reach Spain?
It's amazing how you could come up with this conclusion about Nigeria just from one visit to SCOAN in 2017. Nigeria has 36 states. SCOAN is in just one state which is Lagos state. SCOAN is not even in the affluent part of Lagos but in the lower middle-class area of Lagos, you know the part you guys call township or the low budget part of a city. Yes, Nigeria as a country have it's struggles with bad leadership just like every one of the 54 countries in Africa. We as Africans should be looking for innovative ways to make our continent great again. As for Nigerians, we travel to go get world-class experience and financial freedom. Yes, we bring it back to our country. So for now it's a win-win if you ask me... When life serves you lemons, you make lemonade. We don't drown in our problems, we look for innovative ways to work through them🎯 For your last question... I will make a video about Nigerians crossing Libya to Spain after you make a video about gender-based violence/femicide eating your women and children. Those who live in glass houses don't throw stones📌 Thanks for watching, please like, subscribe, and check out my other videos🥰
@@Prizzygat Sis with respect, Nigerians are the most intelligent people in Africa but their biggest flaw is their opportunistic and sometimes to quick to compromise their morals. I know you would be quick to defend your kind but the truth is most south africans have a negative mindset towards Nigerians obviously that defers person to person but overall nigerians have disrespected our country so many times in ways South Africans have never done and will never do to Nigeria, it's just that we are all Africans at the end of the day so the soft spot always kicks in. If you have a voice just ask nigerians to behave themselves I'm not saying all them are bad the way things are going one day things will be very bad. For instance look at the relationship we have with Zimbabweans they are on their way out of the country it's sad honestly. Lesotho also moving towards that direction. Why is it that we don't have issues with Zambians, Malawians etc. People need to respect South Africa as much as they respct their homes. That's all we are asking for.
The worst thing that foreigners do after running away from their over-populated countries like Nigeria, is coming to South Africa to further increase our population. Just look at all the flats in our major cities, they are overcrowded by them and their plenty children. If you watch their movies you will witness that: coming to South Africa is a dream-come-true to them!
@@sabeloshabangu1485I take my hat 🧢 off Abuti waka , we not xenophobic, but once people start doing things that are not acceptable we get irritated, for an example i stay in Gauteng but places where Nigerians stay I don’t go there Yeoville and Sunnyside used to be a very clean and nice places but not anymore ,guess who’s staying there now.💁🏽♂️
Hi @Prizzygat I can see you're a New CZcamsr..which I am too. I just got Monetized btw 😊 I know how important it is to you for people to like and comment on your videos. I'll subscribe... I enjoy the Content of 9'jas and SA'ns btw. I get to learn a lot about your people. Goodluck my sister.
Waooo🤩 A huge congratulations to you on your monetization. I tap into this good news. Thank you so much for watching, liking and subscribing, I am gonna return the favour by checking out your page and subscribing too🥰 let's all grow together💃💃💃💃💃
Answer to the First Question: The status of our country is conducive and satisfying. As results we are deprive by the comfortability, easiness, culture, economic, traditions, strong politics among others things, to travel elsewhere. Perhaps we don't want to miss out on the best things this country of ours has to offer. The premise answers some of your other questions. Nonetheless, personally I would like to visit east Africa for leisure.
I don't see any Zulu man angry at that face look at them they'll appreciate infact they'll shela (propose) you. Eish alcohol seems to be in fashion a beeeg problem though, don't drink. It is a status symbol i guess to say we inthing amongst middle class women. They eat Pap from a young age can't start at your age give your kids pap you'll see but it ain;t good hey leads to all kinda problems, health, That hand sign means nothing forget it just nje you know all that. The language issue is slowly happening in SA as well i hope we don't fall in that category of forgetting native languages. Keep it up gorgeous smile
The fact remained, you are a foreigner in SA. When I am in Nigeria I am a foreigner there. There is difference between traveling for leisure and traveling to runaway from poverty or running away from your country's problems. Nigerians call each other foreigners in nigeria but they don't want to be referred as foreigners in SA.
I used the word "Non-SouthAfrican" A non-South African means a person who holds a valid temporary residence visa contemplated in sections 11 to 23 of the Immigration Act. Know this and know peace🥰
I agree with you and I don't understand why people equate the two. South Africans travel a lot and that is how we know there is no need to leave our wonderful, beautiful and blessed country with the friendliest people ever coz we have seen what is out there. Also people who temporarily go study or work outside the country especially in so called western countries tell us the truth about their lives abroad. People come to our country find it so nice they don't want to leave and want to guilt trip us that we never leave our country. So we must leave so they can take over our country, it will never happen.
@@nomfunekonosilela3895 exactly sis wami, our country is not perfect but it's one of the best country in the world, I wouldn't trade SA for any country in da world. 🙌🏾
Zahara and Lyra's genre is called Afrosoul, I can't believe you're so open minded about our music, the only music I know from Nigeria is Gospel and that's because I'm a christian so I know Mercy Chinwo, Judi Kay and Sonia. I know Nthaniel Basey and that guy who sings "First it was fragrance, then it turned into fire" those are my best worship leaders from Nigeria. Yoooh but Sonia's worship humbles me I tell you. I will tell you about those funeral songs sometime
So Prizzy came to SA for greener pastures, then expects SAs to move from greener patstures to other places that have higher currencies? (TBH higher currency does mean better living) ALSO SA is too amzing to leave.
Anybody can move for greener pasture babes. Alot of Americans are here in SA securing the bag. It's no big deal. Please like, subscribe and check out my other video.🙏🏽🥰
I always go through that problem myself because I am a nondrinker and never drank in my life partly for religious reasons and just because now that I am an adult just don't think its not for me but I can totally relate and hence the reason I avoid a lot of gatherings if I can.
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South Africans travel for vacation but not to move to another country permanently because our country is good and if something is not right we believe in fixing our own problems instead of running away from them.
To answer the first question : think about it ,SA is the only African country in the G20 and Bricks , that Politically and economically means a lot to be in that group .for an African country that has hosted the soccer world cup . cricket ,rugby and about to host netball world cup , that says a lot about that country .Thefore it is the economic ,social and Political stability that makes it comfortable for South Africans not to leave their country for greener Pastures , I wont Lie Places like the US, UK or China they dont fascinate us ,,we dont dream to go there , we good ,, but thank you for your observation we love and will support you always
The good Skin that you talked about as well as the Figure 8 bodies are all genetic. There is nothing we can teach you about them. If you make children with one of us your children will have those bodies in skin types
I really enjoy your content. However, after having read through some of the nasty comments directed towards you I feel compelled to ask you to please ignore the haters. Most of us appreciate your pleasant spirit and the positive things you have to say about our country. People like you are always welcome here. Hopefully the day will soon come when you will begin to see yourself as one of us, as some of us already view you that way. I laughed so much when you came to the big bottoms part. Quite funny, but true. Plus you're really gorgeous. I'm just saying.
@@Prizzygat I just found it very condescending that you would use menial labour services as a description of my people. We've had enough of this discrimination during apartheid.
@@tribalpeacock Garage is the first thing that came to my mind bcos that video was shot beside a garage. You only see what I show you, you don't see behind the scenes. Moreover I NEVER said Zulu men can ONLY be found serving in garages. Still waiting for that time stamp🥰
I am not Zulu but it not your information on Zulu people working as petrol attendances is insulting to all of the Zulu`s.Next time my sister research before you mention things like those because almost everyone can speak Zulu in South Africa. I am Swati and I have been living in South Africa for years trust me a alot of different tribes work at a garage.
Oh you should see our young people, the teenagers, boys and girls they're sooooo cute I tell you that's where flawless skin is. Well those who drink have their shenanigans and so if you're not drinking they will feel like you're judging them when they get drunk. I experiance that a lot even in the family gatherings, there's people who simply can't take that others are different, they want you to subscribe. Nooooo don't, I see you're flawless as well, what's your secret, is it the salad, please give me your combination of a green salad, I'll give you mine you'll love it
Hello Sister, this your first question about South African not going out for greener pastures. Do you know South Africans are more in Britain than Nigerians. Check the chart of immigrants in UK according to country of origin.
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South Africans don't have such history of moving out of the country for work. This is mainly due to being kept for long inside the country during apartheid. The 2nd reason is work availabilty, which was not very bad, until in recent years. The new generation might start travelling for work in the near future, if such opportunities arise, unemployment is ever increasing. Relatively low population and several mojor cities that r developed with infrastructure, keep people grounded. Social welfare here for children and the elderly keeps poverty at a distance, that doesn't mean people dont struggle, but can survive. That is why low skilled people here dont even move to the neighbouring contries if they are unemployed. Lastly, South Africans are generally are not interested in staying elsewhere, the local culture, languages and life style are too strong. The government is stable, it provides a lot of services and support to its population. It also listens to its population, and there are widespread freedoms, including free speach here. What is needed in my opinion is entrepreneurship, and this we can learn from countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, USA, etc. where people dont only depend on being employed by big companies or government. I think we must learn how people in other countries do it. We must also limit population growth rate here, to avoid population demand for work and resources. Obviously all countries must manage illegal immigration, which increases informality of living in cities, as well as other socio economic problems it creates. There are just too many low skilled, illegal immigrants in here, with no firmal work nor places to stay.
If you are not a South African, you are a foreigner in South Africa. So you are a foreigner sisi, I know a lot of people like to associate themselves with South Africa but it is what it is, you are a foreigner here, end of the story.
Where in the video did I say I was South African??? I am proudly Nigerian who lives in South Africa. I used the term "non-South African" because to me the word "foreigner" has a negative connotation attached to it. If you actually watched the video you will know why🥰
We have almost all that we want here. That's why europeans come here. Its not perfect but the grass is not always green on the other side. The money has to be good for one to leave, i should be able to save what iam currently earning. 😂😂😂😂 I can't dance. The singing you are correct, i am also amazed even as south African. Generally you don't look an adult/senior in the eyes/ lock eyes. But dont worry about the Zulus. Skin? I haven't compared. Dark skinned ones yes, they do. Alcoholics will speak for themselves 😂😂. 😂😂😂you spoke pidgin english at home😂😂, i didn't think that was a serious language. Sorry.
Lmao😂😂 To your third question. You said almost every S. African can ( how i wish i could sing😂). It is part of the S.A culture, we do this from the early ages. In some parts of the country you'd find a pre-school kid singing so well that you'd think it's someone your age incarnated... Even in Primary school, we meet at the assembly and sing and do all those things, i think that's how we find ourselves. If you may "GOOGLE" 😂 GWIJO on CZcams or Google you'll find your answers( that's what almost every school does i think). As to our skin conditions, i believe it's because of our weather conditions. In most provinces, the weather is cool( warm) some it's cold whereas some its too hot and you'll notice most people from Durban are a bit different from those in Cape Town (skin texture) and also different from people in Limpopo. 3rd Q. " why are you at groove" i think that's the main reason why they give you the side eye😂. I mean we all go to groove to have fun and get wasted, cause honestly, you cannot go to a pub and say you don't drink. That's weird. Anyways you're amusing 😂❤
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Hey guys😊 Here👇🏽 is the PART2 of "Dear South Africans answer these questions"
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Thank you so much for your continued support🙏🏽🥰 I appreciate every one of you🫠
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Hello madam you're true Africa n queen will you marry me🙏🏽
SA is one of the best country in the world, so we know that grass is not always greener, and we don't trust the other people
I'm a south African living in the US and trust me when I say in My head I am in south africa every single day because our country truly is the best and we literally have everything we need with world class standards besides the difficulties just like any other country.😊
Absolutely! How has it been living as an immigrant in the United States? Do you feel unwelcomed, do you stick out in a crowd or you blended into the system effortlessly?
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Kelebogile I am also in the US and after all these years you would think I have gotten South Africa out of my system but it is the opposite. There is a lot of aspects where South Africa is even better than the USA.
@@tyali84 You and I both😂😂. And some Americans get surprised when I express that South Africa is way better in many aspects.. Then I refer them to” The Real South Africa” CZcams channel so that they see that actually a lot of black American families are now moving to SA permanently.
Thanks for incredible evidence coming from a black south african living overseas . South Africa is better than many European Countried - poland - Serbia etc.
@@tyali84 South Africa is one the Best countries in the World - Migration pattern is Negative country to POSITIVE - SA is better than China - Chineese are always running from China. SA is better than South American countries - South Americans are always running away - Asian Countries- Indian - Arab countries always running to Europe or USA. Even our local Durban Indians they will Never emigrate to INDIA. Local SA - Greeks or Portuguese you Never hear them wanting to emigrate to Europe.. We South Africa are simple the best.
If we all leave who will fix our country?😢
If I'm in another province. They usually understand when I say I don't understand their language.😊
South Africans do work and study abroad but we love our country.
There's no place like home.
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@@Prizzygatif only you guys could learn that from us and build your countries too then Africa would be great but......
@@pmambongwe8640 what do you mean by "you guys? Do you think poor infrastructure and lack of basic amenities are the fault of the regular Nigerian? No! It is the fault of the politicians, those in power. Just the way your politicians are destroying your country with load shedding and other corruption news we hear on ENCA. Africa's biggest problem is the greed of those in power. All 54 countries have one thing in common... And that is BAD LEADERS🎯 Till we figure out a way to fix this, Africa will keep going back. I'm not a prophet of doom, I'm just stating the sad reality that we live in😫
South Africans speak 3-4 languages and understand about other 5 languages even if they can’t speak them. So we’re not used to a person who only speaks one language.
As South African we are truthfully patriotic to our home, we have a responsibility to rebuild our culture and our value system. As a Zulu descendent we value our culture. We are the descendents of a worrior clan some misunderstand our aggression to destructive energy but we are simply protective of our value system and our culture. You would learn to know that Zulus are good people you just need to give your self time to understand them
We are proudly 🇿🇦 no need to go and struggle in another man’s country
There are South Africans in Korea, China, America, UK and Australia who are there for greener pastures, so Yes South Africans do work in other countries.
I know there are SAns who work in other countries but it's not common to witness🥰
II'm in Hungary but I came here for studies, now I'm working, ana I have a few friends in Asia
@@PrizzygatAlso when we go live in other people's countries we are very respectful and very well behaved, very few people break their laws so possibly that's why you are not aware that there are South Africans out there coz we are never in the news in a scandalous or negative way.
First there are lot of opportunities in South Africa 🇿🇦 and for the fact that every tribe all over the world are here it shows that they saw what we see.
Every tribe all over the world? Don't you think that's a stretch😬
@@Prizzygatto bring balance in my statement let me use the word nations or Countries outside South Africa. Please mention any country around the world and I will help to Google where can you get the majority of them here in South Africa. Remember South Africa have 9 provinces and each province can provide a certain commodity that will attract certain nations outside South Africa to invest in that area.
South Africans are not crazy about money,they love their country and culture more than money
The reason why is difficult to see us moving in other countries is because South Africa 🇿🇦 is a great country and developed therefore everything we need is here and we love our country. We're very Patriotic citizens.
Answer No.1If as a South African I have to move to another country to make money for 20-25 and come back at around 50 I am finished (possibly sick) ,sister life is so short.I have travelled some African countries they are beautiful and people are nice it is just the struggle they are going through is traumatic. Culture shock is real out there maybe we are not ready,my culture shock outside South Africa is Lack of order like stand a que,rona re re re ema line.QUE IS OUR CULTURE THAT I AM SO PROUD OF HOPE IT GET SPREAD LIKE A VIRUS TO OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES.QUE MAKES LIFE EASY BATHONG!!WE QUE FOR EVERYTHING IN SOUTH AFRICA EVEN IN OUR PUBLIC TOILETS,FUNERALS,PUBLIC TRANSPORT WITHOUT ANYONE INSTRUCTING OR EMPHASISING AND THAT IS WHAT MAKES ORDER IN SOUTH AFRICA.May we are last on the que to travel or live in other countries LOL.Nice video sis
You are right. I have not traveled extensively across Africa so I can't comment on that but one thing for sure is... Compared to where I am coming from the orderliness in SA is beyond me and this was a huge culture shock for me. I love order in my life, I like being tidy, and I am always early, I'm never late. So I adapted the queue culture asap.
For the work migration, the people who move back home are not always sick, they just come back to be around family and enjoy the country they have left for so long. They become based in 9ja, and from there they manage your businesses, travel the world, and live a very decent life. Thanks for watching. Please like, subscribe and check out my other videos🙏🏽🥰
People from outside have a problem with standing in line yezwa! Omunye just passed me at an ATM and I had to tell him there is a a line. This other couple made a scene in a store just because they didn't want to stand in the queue, I was so mad because they were shouting at the cashier and I told them off. I swear that man wanted to beat the hell out of me but he fell in line.
We as South Africans we believe in our country, we believe that if there is something wrong in our country we stand up and fix it cause leaving your country because the system doesn't accommodate your needs I doesn't make sense at all costs, meaning your coming generations will experience one and the same thing. We love our country very much ❤️
South Africans don't have the same reason as most of other Africans of migrating. I think South Africans believe that thay can one day make this place better because we generally know what is the problem and how to blame. But there are those South Africans how have already given up on the country and thay have no plans to ever come back like people how moved to Australia and Canada
I enjoyed your views and observation on South Africa as non-South African. To answer your first question: There are three main 3 reasons:
#1) South Africa is 50% 1st world country and 50% 3rd world country. Most black SAs still feel that there are still some opportunities in the country to uplift themselves hence most do not wish to relocate else where. The ones that leave for abroad tend to be very high skilled and are able to go for job opportunities that have high salaries that corporate South Africa cannot match because of the exchange rate. The average skilled people tend to be happy staying at home.
#2) The social lifestyle is very addictive - South Africans love going to clubs, churches and family social gatherings like wedding and funerals as a group friends or families. Going abroad for most SAs means you are going to miss some of these activities/events because you are going to be working most of the time and you are going to be alone.
#3) The lack of exposure - Most SAs are not exposed to the international world. We tend to be closed in our own little world and not willing to learn and explore what the rest of the world has to offer.
Omg! You explained it beautifully. I love your analysis of the first question, it all makes sense now because as an immigrant you sacrifice social life and family bond to relocate. It can be very daunting😫 who would wanna sacrifice amaipano and shishayama for a cold place like Russia... No disrespect intended for Russia😬 The Social life here is on another level, the nightlife is sick as well but I guess if the benefits of relocation outweigh the enjoyment at home, one will have to suck it up and do the needful.
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@@Prizzygat Agree 100% 🤣
I agree with 1&2 but 3 is not absolutely due to lack of exposure. We have a lot of South Africans who leave the country but come back after a few years coz we believe in fixing/ building our country. There is also that belief that even if you have challenges it's better to be amongst your own people than going to live alone outside. Most people do travel for vacation so they can see that there isn't really anything better out there that's why very few emigrate.
@@nomfunekonosilela3895 true
Your number 1 is wrong. Majority of the people leaving are not high skilled that is lie that was going around. Majority of high skilled people live in South Africa. People leaving are just some average and low level
Where on this Earth can we go outside south africa? I can't imagine any place on the face of the earth
I would rather migrate within SouthAh than to leave SouthAh
We stay in our country to help fix it and demand service delivery, SA has everything to offer when it comes to a basic standard of living, and of course, we love this country, some of us lost a family member in the armed struggle so nothing was in vain, why must we leave.
We do go and work outside. compared to other countries overseas the standard of living in SA is way better, the weather is great, the food is not intefered with too muc. plus we have everything they have over ther.
There's plenty south africans overseas. They are professionals.
I come across alot of black South Africans working here in China and also in Japan were im based so things are changing..Most of them are teachers here in Japan also in UK there I a large black South African number of South African black nurses nd doctors, so people r living overseas is just that they r not a lot of them like Nigerians..I love ur channel 👍
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It's good to know that black SAns are breaking the barriers and moving overseas for work/study. They are gaining practical world-class experience while learning valuable skills that will help them contribute to building a better South Africa when they decide to move back. Let's not also pretend like we forgot the most important part. Securing the bag 💰💰💰💰💰💰 issa big flexa💪
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Firstly let's fix your title : Dear South Africans, PLEASE answer these questions. We are always polite and respectful when we talk or address each other. People do go and work in other countries but with a plan to come back. People who go out of the country are honest about conditions in other countries so we know our country is among the best, we are the most welcoming people so there is no need to go and experience unfriendly people in their countries unless we have to.
Period!!!
Hi Prizzy. We believe in fixing our beloved country and hold our representantives accountable, that´s why we have democracy, right? Of course we should travel more for exposure, and everyone is individual. However, is not easy, SA is the real deal as most ppl from around hte globe, not just Africans, confirm it.
Nigerians leave their country for greener pastures as you say, but why? The truth is you either don´t believe that the country can be fixed (and many Nigerians and other Africans I talk to say exactly that) or you want exposure, make lots of money. Honest is important for us africans in order to fix our many problems. Chinese, Lebanise, Indians are flocking Nigeria and West Africa like they is gold for free (so it can´t be what you just say). All africans must stop cheap excuses, we need a hard look on ourselves, values, and the value the continent brings and fight for eat with our talents, ressources, passion, and companionship.
Now to the other things, when I´m here in Europe so funny many Africans say I dance well, sing well, and always a joy to be around. Before I came here, I thought all africans/black ppl are like us (dead wrong:).
The booze is too much, it was partly an Arpatheid weapon against us like poor education (but again now its our own fault, myself have dramatically reduced it and you don´t need to adopt bad SA habits, we also can learn from others, responsibility is the new black for Africans).
Why we have great skins (non-SA women have told me as an SA man that too;)? I don´t know maybe diet / weather I guess (so you are winning, take your time:) .
On langauge, well it´s one of our prides and comes naturally. When we approach a native South African looking lady with our native tongue, it´s a compliment first and formost you blend in, so we want you in not out, never forget that!
Yes, the assumption turns to be wrong eventually, but give us a break as we should on you once we learn you are a non-native. However, I will tell you that anyone should try to learn the language of the dominant culture/region she/he finds himself in. If I live in Igboland I have to eventually at least try to speak it (you went to university so you are smart:).
I find it even offensive not to, unless you are here for a short work stay. Most SA who come from another province always try to learn the language form that place (only ppl form Guateng are truly multilinguists up to 7+ languages), the rest learn along, so I advice you, even if your parents admittingly didn´t do a great foundational job (forgive them, and do your best to learn your native lingo AND Xhosa/Africans). It will enrich you, though challenging at first.
Lastly, make SA friends, I don´t see a reason why not such a fun and sincere sister you are! Many non-SA make the mistake to stay within their own, then find themselves misunderstanding constantly whats going on and the leaving in a bubble is not healthy. The fact that up to this day many white SA don´t actually know the country/cutlure/contintent and call themselves "South Africans" though (never been to the townships, village, zero Xhosa, Zulu, Sotho etc, is a crime of their own (just like the booze with us native Africans of the country).
SA is complex, colorful, promising and we have just embarked on a new journey since 1994. It´s along way to go to fulfill our full potential, but as you see everyday we have everything to get there, and come with us, if you have your heart in it. It´s all about ubuntu at the end of the day for us!
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Omg! You have answered all my questions so beautifully. I am going to pin your comment.
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You so funny sweetie...I like how happy and how you like laughing...it's so beautiful ❤
Awww🤭 Thank you so much🥰
Prissy issa happy child🤩
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1. We South Africans are satisfied with our country where we find all the resources we require. The grass is not always greener on the other side. You seem to be driven by the love of money but we are proud of our country and we wish to invest and grow our own economy. Maybe you as a Nigerian should stay in your country and invest your education into your country to make it more prosperous and economically diverse rather than relying on oil revenues.
I’ve been following you fir a while and to be honest you look South African it’s only your accent that says no but I think to answer your question about dance moves it’s really a South African culture because you also find this in all tribes across South Africa and singing is just so South African too when we happy and sad we still sing
Her accent neh...o reresitse mowe 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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You have a beautiful accent from SA much sister
@@Prizzygat yeah you look South African because we all black people. Obviously the accent is going to be different but your accent is nice
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Hi, we don't to go outside, to have big cars or houses, we can work here and have them all here. We don't need the pound or dollar to have a good life in our country. The only problem in south africa is the mess created by the ruling party, but we are going to stay and fix the mess, is who we are. Finish and klaar.
What greener pastures because our country serves our needs . The life you Nigerians seek in other countries SA gives us to live that life easily we don't have to wait until we are fifty or fifty plus after slaving in other countries to live that life. Our country's systems work therefore we don't have to roam around the world before we can really live. Plus home is where the heart is so SA gives enough that we don't have to go searching 🤷
A a a a a a a a beutiful darling from Nigeria, I'm going to come visit you if you don't come to Johannesburg, I can already feel that you love South Africa just by the sound of your voice
You look beautiful Nigerian lady. Tell them you have the right not to drink. I am a born again Christian.
Thank you so much for the compliment🤭
Yasssss💃🏻 Jesus take the bottle from my hand.
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South Africa is home. Families and family values is important being seperated beyond SA borders become harder
You are right. Migration is tough on family bond😢
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I would love to hear you greet in all South African languages ey.Great episode 🤩enjoyed this.
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@@PrizzygatBut I bet if you were in France you would have learned French by now
@@alicegauteng2358 actually...🤔 Yes! Because French is taught in Nigerian secondary schools. I know a bit of French just to survive cos I was taught in school🎯 I was not taught any South African languages in school🤷🏽♀️
There are 1000s of South Africans living in other countries now.. those who can afford it or who can no longer tolerate our government or who wanted better education for their kids have moved..but they all miss Africa..it runs in our veins and there is no place like home
I’m a South African Pedi culture guy, I don’t see myself leaving South Africa for travelling or work purposes, I don’t think I can do that, Yes sometimes this government of ours get into my nerves and think to relocate maybe in Botswana 🇧🇼 but I don’t think I can ,I love home just hope we change the government very soon as I have had it enough now.
Yho! Botswana is so close, it's almost like you didn't leave SA🙈🤣 you are a very patriotic citizen and I guess you have strong family ties, so going far will be tough but like I always say, if the advantages of moving outweigh the enjoyment/ comfort back home, one will have to stuck it up and do what you have to do to achieve the goal.
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Your last question, that is a diss/disrespect symbol. It's usually accompanied by a facial expression. As a Zulu man and traditionalist, we do go around and expect people not to look us in the eye. This practice is done at my house where a child or my juniors aren't allowed to look me in the eye when I'm talking to them, and yes, it also applies to women. However, these days, things have become lenient. I for one like to be looked in the eye when I talk to a person, even at home. If you visit a Zulu household and a male elder is still present, it's best that you don't look them in the eye, unless they give you permission to. As for singing, we start singing and dancing from a very young age. South Africans even sing and dance when we are angry. To be able to dance, you must follow the beat of the song which will allow you to follow a dance routine. Finally, language to a South African is very important, it is the very essence that makes us to accept you or reject you. In ZKN, the little you can utter, the better your chances of getting accepted, and even walk away with a new Zulu name. Zulus expect you to make an effort or get out. I hope that my comment answers some of your questions.
😳Waooo! Thank you so much. I have learned so much from your comment. I'm gonna pin it. Never meant to disrespect anyone with the last question. It's just something I have noticed across most SAn content creators. I was so curious, that's why I asked.
For the Zulu and no eye contact question, I remember my grandpa used to tell me that back then in Nigeria, you don't look into the eyes of an elder when talking to them. But that culture has completely faded away in the region where I come from in Nigeria. Now we teach kids to look into the eyes of anybody they are talking to, we are trying to build confidence in them because it is believed that a child who can't look into the eyes of his/her parents or relatives when talking to them may grow up and have self-confidence issues and nobody wants that for their kids, especially in this world of today.
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Nah that is not a diss… it’s a joke. When you playing with someone and you acting like you showing them something but there is nothing
@@cmc2110 As an OG just like 'current', the 45 degree arm thing used to be an insult, prior to it was the finger thing. Since both are no longer a thing to antagonise each other, they've since become a joke as you've explained it.
@@Prizzygat I get that you were asking questions and I appreciate that you took that route than making assumptions which often times some people come off as offensive to South Africans. If you ask us, we answer. Enjoy your day.
@@clantis Thank you so much🥰
Ausi you already started this video with an attitude towards South Africans
If I go to another country, I'm a foreigner to that country
Don't try and school us
And you are contradicting yourself about why some of you move to other countries of cause for a better quality life
This is how far I went to listening and ke sharp hle, whether you say anything nice about us don't care
You are the one with the attitude. Try to work on that sweetie🥰 love and light💖
Hey prizzy my sister…I jus discovered ur channel nd subscribed…I love what you doin keep it up…naija 4 life
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As a Zulu man I will like to answer one of eye contact it's taught in our villages to keep respect and since respect is a two way street a woman plays her role and a man will also do his. Yes for a woman culturally it's disrespect to make eye contact with just any guy.
Thanks my sister but I love you guys and happy that you replied nicely hope you gonna come to SA pls if you are here let's meet and have a good time have lunch talk together
🇿🇦The country offers nearly all the essentials for survival, and residing here doesn't restrict your options. You can explore offshore investments without leaving your homeland. Traveling is an option, but not a necessity for relocation. Additionally, it's evident that the people of this nation hold a deep affection for it, even during challenging times. We consistently confront and overcome our challenges as a united nation. We take pride in our diverse, rainbow nation, our abundant resources, and our shared love for sports that bring us together. Our love for the country and its people is unwavering
Figure 8 is because we are unique in that we have strong mixed blood with Khois, Sans and other ancient southern africans.
It's in our southern ancestors genetics.
We also dont like oily foods.
With regards to the skin (beauty) & body structure it's just natural from God, there's no plug or whatsoever, I'm also a SAn but never tasted alcohol but yes the majority consum alcohol that is why they would give you the look if you tell them you don't drink (I get that a lot too), I think it's because of affordability & accessibility I guess
🙊 omg! You also get the bombastic side her too? And you are a SAn😫 cos at first I thought it was because I'm not SAn, probably because I didn't speak the native language etc. I kept giving excuses until I realized that most babes find it strange to believe that you don't drink alcohol. Doesn't burder me anymore😁
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@@Prizzygat no people always get surprised when you don't drink because of the majority, SAn or not the treatment is the same
It's good it doesn't bother you any more to not being drinking,it's actually a good thing,be proud of it actually ❤
South African skin has a lot to do with our genetic make-up and climate region, read up on the San people and have a look at their skin, the Hottentots countributed a lot to the women physic...search Saartjie or Sarah Baartman...these nations assimilated
Like You said"ya'll travel for greener pastures" we water our grass then its looks greener for You, thus You come here. We will love ya'll😅
Hmmmm🤔 I love what you did there🤩👌🏾
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@@Prizzygat ,I got You with the subscription my sister
@@senzomazibuko6937 yassssss💃🏻 thank you🥰
About our skin is food that we used to eat with vegies cos we buy food that show expired dates , the weather and also the soap nd lotions we used
Not moving to other countries i think is cultural and family thing & ancestral,our luck is our roots,we believe.we still to be convinced about beauty & freedom by other countries with respect
2 Dance,singing,skin,women fiqure, i think is just a gift from God and heredity . We inspire ourselves with songs happy or sorrow.
3 alcohol is not a South African thing ,it came with the right of Children after 1994,even today parents hate it.Some parents don't even know that their sons & daughter s r drinking.
Girl I love you, you look flawless yourself.
Very positive content here
Keep laughi g, dont ever change yoursel tp please others
Love you
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I will NEVER stop laughing. Imma happy child forever🤩
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Also listen to Zamajobe, She sings afropop especially a song called "ndawo yami"
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My favorite ❤
Alcohol is a pandemic here in South Africa 😢😢😢
I think it's because of the accessibility. It's everywhere😫 anywhere you look there's a liquor shop and it is quite affordable😫 imagine being an alcoholic in recovery and you live in SA😫 yho! The psychological torture🙆🏾♀️😫
@@Prizzygat100% and government is in it. It collects about 50% excise (tax) from every unit.
Because it's in our culture to be closer to home and it's our culture to solve our domestic problems and not run away from home, even if it means we have to fight amongst ourselves to resolve the problems.
Thats why our passport is one of the cheapest in africa.
Hi beautiful sister, I supprt you on the " foreigner' word it kills me each time I hear it, I pray and push that our Home affairs change the status to African national.
Thank you so much🥰
If you go to Australia and East Asia, you will find a lot of South Africans. Yes we don't venture to other African countries because South Africa is a bit more developed than our neighbours but we do travel for greener pastures. I feel you with the alcohol thing. I don't drink anymore and I'm made to feel obliged to explain why. Language: when in Italy, you will naturally have to learn Italian to get around, when you're in Cgina, you will have to learn Chinese to get around, same here atleast try. When un Rome my sister
Nigerian women are beautiful yaz.❤
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Baby girl let me break it down for you: SA is God's favourite child PERIOD 😂
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Regarding Language Zulus are like French People - They are very proud of their culture and language besides Zulu is the commercial and trading language of SA informal market.
No we love what we have, I will never leave my country even for 💵
i'm zulu , unfortunately we are the most misunderstood group in south africa😂. but once you spend time with zulus you will see that we are not that bad as people perceive us.
I am Nigerian. Of course, I know what it feels like to be greatly misunderstood😂
IsiZulu is the first South African tribe I read about in Nigeria. We studied about Shaka Zulu. I was so fascinated. I am glad to be here in SA. Hope to visit KwaZulu Natal some day🤞🏽
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The world comes to us ! We are pioneers of life
We dont like oily foods and our south african produced lotions. Thats why we dont usually have skin problems.
Vaccination from birth until primary school is also another reason we have good skin.
The Skin issue is more scientific. Black South Africans live in a Industrialized Country. They have ALWAYS BEEN DRINKING CHLORINATED WATER. Secondly Black South Africans have ALWAYS BEEN EATING PROCESSED FOODS FROM SHOPING MALLS ( CHECKERS- PICK PAY ) over years and that has had an effect.😊
🤔hmmmmmm🤔
Zahara, Lira, Zonke, Thandiswa Mazwai etc Genra is Afro soul, some will say Afro pop
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I lived in the UK for a couple of years thinking that I would make more money but came back coz I couldn't take it any more, I make much more money in SA than I was making in the UK. I would never leave my country again, I only do holidays in other countries now.
Waoo. You are so lucky. I'm glad it all worked out for you🥰
We have a great country,why leave and struggle in a foreign country,we work here pay tax that can help us build our infrastructures.
Mina, I just want to say I am mesmerized by you. Sending love. then to the issue of looking people in the eye as a Zulu person, I think it's just considered rude to stare at n elderly person be it a man or woman, it's like you giving an attitude.
Awwww🤭Thank you so much for the compliment. I will never stare at an elder or anyone in a weird manner. That's like giving the bombastic side eye😫🤣
In Somizi's voice "it's a never" 😂
I have watched many nigerian videos n I came to a conclusion that nigerians never tell the truth, they don't wanna hear the truth period. Nigerians do travel because their country will force u to travel, not because they travel by choice, I went to Nigeria in 2017 to church (SCOAN), getting off from the plane ull understand why nigerians travel, u lose hope by mere looking around. In south africa we discourage braindrain with all the forces in our command. So tell the truth ur country is poor n dying n yet has the highest GDP, strange hehh??? Figure that out. When r u making a video about nigerians who are crossing Libya 🇱🇾 every day to reach Spain?
It's amazing how you could come up with this conclusion about Nigeria just from one visit to SCOAN in 2017. Nigeria has 36 states. SCOAN is in just one state which is Lagos state. SCOAN is not even in the affluent part of Lagos but in the lower middle-class area of Lagos, you know the part you guys call township or the low budget part of a city. Yes, Nigeria as a country have it's struggles with bad leadership just like every one of the 54 countries in Africa. We as Africans should be looking for innovative ways to make our continent great again. As for Nigerians, we travel to go get world-class experience and financial freedom. Yes, we bring it back to our country. So for now it's a win-win if you ask me... When life serves you lemons, you make lemonade. We don't drown in our problems, we look for innovative ways to work through them🎯
For your last question... I will make a video about Nigerians crossing Libya to Spain after you make a video about gender-based violence/femicide eating your women and children. Those who live in glass houses don't throw stones📌
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@@Prizzygat Sis with respect, Nigerians are the most intelligent people in Africa but their biggest flaw is their opportunistic and sometimes to quick to compromise their morals. I know you would be quick to defend your kind but the truth is most south africans have a negative mindset towards Nigerians obviously that defers person to person but overall nigerians have disrespected our country so many times in ways South Africans have never done and will never do to Nigeria, it's just that we are all Africans at the end of the day so the soft spot always kicks in. If you have a voice just ask nigerians to behave themselves I'm not saying all them are bad the way things are going one day things will be very bad. For instance look at the relationship we have with Zimbabweans they are on their way out of the country it's sad honestly. Lesotho also moving towards that direction. Why is it that we don't have issues with Zambians, Malawians etc. People need to respect South Africa as much as they respct their homes. That's all we are asking for.
The worst thing that foreigners do after running away from their over-populated countries like Nigeria, is coming to South Africa to further increase our population. Just look at all the flats in our major cities, they are overcrowded by them and their plenty children. If you watch their movies you will witness that: coming to South Africa is a dream-come-true to them!
@@sabeloshabangu1485I take my hat 🧢 off Abuti waka , we not xenophobic, but once people start doing things that are not acceptable we get irritated, for an example i stay in Gauteng but places where Nigerians stay I don’t go there Yeoville and Sunnyside used to be a very clean and nice places but not anymore ,guess who’s staying there now.💁🏽♂️
@@phillipmash5597 it's total disrespect imagine South Africans having an area in Lagos which is well known for all negative things
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I get to learn a lot about your people.
Goodluck my sister.
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Obviously we go where the currency is stronger than Rand . I prefer Kuwait but I must come back home every 3 months
😲Yho! Kuwait currency is huge. I'm so happy for you. Keep securing that bag💰
Answer to the First Question: The status of our country is conducive and satisfying. As results we are deprive by the comfortability, easiness, culture, economic, traditions, strong politics among others things, to travel elsewhere.
Perhaps we don't want to miss out on the best things this country of ours has to offer.
The premise answers some of your other questions.
Nonetheless, personally I would like to visit east Africa for leisure.
Spot on, there's no adding to this answer.
I don't see any Zulu man angry at that face look at them they'll appreciate infact they'll shela (propose) you. Eish alcohol seems to be in fashion a beeeg problem though, don't drink. It is a status symbol i guess to say we inthing amongst middle class women.
They eat Pap from a young age can't start at your age give your kids pap you'll see but it ain;t good hey leads to all kinda problems, health,
That hand sign means nothing forget it just nje you know all that.
The language issue is slowly happening in SA as well i hope we don't fall in that category of forgetting native languages. Keep it up gorgeous smile
Everything s the in south africa they s no reason to go other countries.
The fact remained, you are a foreigner in SA. When I am in Nigeria I am a foreigner there. There is difference between traveling for leisure and traveling to runaway from poverty or running away from your country's problems. Nigerians call each other foreigners in nigeria but they don't want to be referred as foreigners in SA.
I used the word "Non-SouthAfrican"
A non-South African means a person who holds a valid temporary residence visa contemplated in sections 11 to 23 of the Immigration Act. Know this and know peace🥰
Travelling and economic migration is two different things
I agree with you and I don't understand why people equate the two. South Africans travel a lot and that is how we know there is no need to leave our wonderful, beautiful and blessed country with the friendliest people ever coz we have seen what is out there. Also people who temporarily go study or work outside the country especially in so called western countries tell us the truth about their lives abroad. People come to our country find it so nice they don't want to leave and want to guilt trip us that we never leave our country. So we must leave so they can take over our country, it will never happen.
@@nomfunekonosilela3895 exactly sis wami, our country is not perfect but it's one of the best country in the world, I wouldn't trade SA for any country in da world. 🙌🏾
Zahara and Lyra's genre is called Afrosoul, I can't believe you're so open minded about our music, the only music I know from Nigeria is Gospel and that's because I'm a christian so I know Mercy Chinwo, Judi Kay and Sonia. I know Nthaniel Basey and that guy who sings "First it was fragrance, then it turned into fire" those are my best worship leaders from Nigeria. Yoooh but Sonia's worship humbles me I tell you. I will tell you about those funeral songs sometime
So Prizzy came to SA for greener pastures, then expects SAs to move from greener patstures to other places that have higher currencies? (TBH higher currency does mean better living) ALSO SA is too amzing to leave.
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I always go through that problem myself because I am a nondrinker and never drank in my life partly for religious reasons and just because now that I am an adult just don't think its not for me but I can totally relate and hence the reason I avoid a lot of gatherings if I can.
Yho! It's sometimes better to avoid gatherings instead of explaining and explaining🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.
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Who gives a fck if anyone drinks alcohol?, we're not sharing a liver
Omg! You are effortlessly so funny🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ijoo😳😳😳
@@Prizzygat and you're effortlessly beautiful 😁😌❤️
South Africans travel for vacation but not to move to another country permanently because our country is good and if something is not right we believe in fixing our own problems instead of running away from them.
To answer the first question : think about it ,SA is the only African country in the G20 and Bricks , that Politically and economically means a lot to be in that group .for an African country that has hosted the soccer world cup . cricket ,rugby and about to host netball world cup , that says a lot about that country .Thefore it is the economic ,social and Political stability that makes it comfortable for South Africans not to leave their country for greener Pastures , I wont Lie Places like the US, UK or China they dont fascinate us ,,we dont dream to go there , we good ,, but thank you for your observation we love and will support you always
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The good Skin that you talked about as well as the Figure 8 bodies are all genetic. There is nothing we can teach you about them.
If you make children with one of us your children will have those bodies in skin types
I really enjoy your content. However, after having read through some of the nasty comments directed towards you I feel compelled to ask you to please ignore the haters. Most of us appreciate your pleasant spirit and the positive things you have to say about our country. People like you are always welcome here. Hopefully the day will soon come when you will begin to see yourself as one of us, as some of us already view you that way. I laughed so much when you came to the big bottoms part. Quite funny, but true. Plus you're really gorgeous. I'm just saying.
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Do you think Zulu men can only be found serving fuel at a Caltex or Engen garage? That is highly offensive.
I never said they can ONLY be found in Engen or Caltex garage. Where in the video did I say that? Give me a time stamp😒
@@Prizzygat I just found it very condescending that you would use menial labour services as a description of my people. We've had enough of this discrimination during apartheid.
@@tribalpeacock Garage is the first thing that came to my mind bcos that video was shot beside a garage. You only see what I show you, you don't see behind the scenes. Moreover I NEVER said Zulu men can ONLY be found serving in garages. Still waiting for that time stamp🥰
I am not Zulu but it not your information on Zulu people working as petrol attendances is insulting to all of the Zulu`s.Next time my sister research before you mention things like those because almost everyone can speak Zulu in South Africa. I am Swati and I have been living in South Africa for years trust me a alot of different tribes work at a garage.
Oh you should see our young people, the teenagers, boys and girls they're sooooo cute I tell you that's where flawless skin is. Well those who drink have their shenanigans and so if you're not drinking they will feel like you're judging them when they get drunk. I experiance that a lot even in the family gatherings, there's people who simply can't take that others are different, they want you to subscribe. Nooooo don't, I see you're flawless as well, what's your secret, is it the salad, please give me your combination of a green salad, I'll give you mine you'll love it
you are beautiful, you can make very good tv personality
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We are not learning anywhere to dance it's natural
Hello Sister, this your first question about South African not going out for greener pastures. Do you know South Africans are more in Britain than Nigerians. Check the chart of immigrants in UK according to country of origin.
It has faded my sister that person was over doing it if you do that they'll be suprised at you.
I honestly don't have an idea about this comment. Please remind me oooooooooo😫 I uploaded this video long again.
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Ive been in Cape Town all my life and I can't dance 😢😢😢
😳 are you for real? Must feel bad to be a SAn who can't dance😫 omg! I bet u free out of place😫
But wena you are a South African why if you say yes don't Sayoo like other Nigerian? I nedd a Nigerian lady I like the way you talk guys
I am a full blooded Nigerian babe. My father and mother are 100% Nigerians, and sometimes I also say ooooo😂 it's our pidgin English trademark🤣
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South Africans don't have such history of moving out of the country for work. This is mainly due to being kept for long inside the country during apartheid. The 2nd reason is work availabilty, which was not very bad, until in recent years. The new generation might start travelling for work in the near future, if such opportunities arise, unemployment is ever increasing. Relatively low population and several mojor cities that r developed with infrastructure, keep people grounded. Social welfare here for children and the elderly keeps poverty at a distance, that doesn't mean people dont struggle, but can survive. That is why low skilled people here dont even move to the neighbouring contries if they are unemployed. Lastly, South Africans are generally are not interested in staying elsewhere, the local culture, languages and life style are too strong. The government is stable, it provides a lot of services and support to its population. It also listens to its population, and there are widespread freedoms, including free speach here. What is needed in my opinion is entrepreneurship, and this we can learn from countries such as Nigeria, Ghana, USA, etc. where people dont only depend on being employed by big companies or government. I think we must learn how people in other countries do it. We must also limit population growth rate here, to avoid population demand for work and resources. Obviously all countries must manage illegal immigration, which increases informality of living in cities, as well as other socio economic problems it creates. There are just too many low skilled, illegal immigrants in here, with no firmal work nor places to stay.
We have a beautiful country,and love it, why should we go anywhere.
Why don't you go home and build your country.
If you are not a South African, you are a foreigner in South Africa. So you are a foreigner sisi, I know a lot of people like to associate themselves with South Africa but it is what it is, you are a foreigner here, end of the story.
Where in the video did I say I was South African??? I am proudly Nigerian who lives in South Africa. I used the term "non-South African" because to me the word "foreigner" has a negative connotation attached to it. If you actually watched the video you will know why🥰
You said you are not a foreigner
@@motlatsiphokane-og8mg but I used the word NON-SOUTH AFRICAN right??? So tell me... Who is a Non-South African???
@@Prizzygat Ausi you are a foreigner here
@@user-nn6iu5nc2u at least I'm traveling, exploring, gaining experience what about you?🤭
How long have you been in mzansi please do visit Pretoria as well I'll show you around
We have almost all that we want here. That's why europeans come here. Its not perfect but the grass is not always green on the other side. The money has to be good for one to leave, i should be able to save what iam currently earning. 😂😂😂😂 I can't dance.
The singing you are correct, i am also amazed even as south African.
Generally you don't look an adult/senior in the eyes/ lock eyes. But dont worry about the Zulus.
Skin? I haven't compared. Dark skinned ones yes, they do.
Alcoholics will speak for themselves 😂😂.
😂😂😂you spoke pidgin english at home😂😂, i didn't think that was a serious language. Sorry.
Imagine been a SAn and you can't dance😫 I don't envy you at all🤣
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Look them dead in the eye girl, nothing gonna happen to ya... Those Zulus like thinking Shaka was vice-Jesus.
Lol 🤣 " shaka was vice-jesus" . Do not be hard on them vuyo
Alcohol is the easiest way of taking advantage of anyone really
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Afro pop is the genre
We have the best country in the world,where must we go?
Nigeria is a mess,that's why they are running away from their country
Lmao😂😂
To your third question.
You said almost every S. African can ( how i wish i could sing😂).
It is part of the S.A culture, we do this from the early ages. In some parts of the country you'd find a pre-school kid singing so well that you'd think it's someone your age incarnated... Even in Primary school, we meet at the assembly and sing and do all those things, i think that's how we find ourselves. If you may "GOOGLE" 😂 GWIJO on CZcams or Google you'll find your answers( that's what almost every school does i think).
As to our skin conditions, i believe it's because of our weather conditions. In most provinces, the weather is cool( warm) some it's cold whereas some its too hot and you'll notice most people from Durban are a bit different from those in Cape Town (skin texture) and also different from people in Limpopo.
3rd Q.
" why are you at groove" i think that's the main reason why they give you the side eye😂. I mean we all go to groove to have fun and get wasted, cause honestly, you cannot go to a pub and say you don't drink. That's weird.
Anyways you're amusing 😂❤
Waooo🤩Thank you so much.
Your write up was pretty interesting to read.
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pizzicato. trust you good. let me know should you find yourself in Johannesburg. really love to take for l good date. lunch.
zahara and liras are afro jazz or afro soul