Yes as South Africans we acknowledge and appreciate the people of Tanzania they really did accommodate and assisted us in our Liberation. Mwalimu was also our Father and Teacher. Sante sana our Tanzanian brothers and sister.
Well guys Txs I am Ethiopian and brought up in South African this anthem is special to me... the anthem is compromised of 4 languages... Zulu, Afrikaans Nkosi, Sotho Dankie, Nkosi, also Ethiopian Haile Seliesa helped him in military training in Ethiopia
What a nice couple ! They just bursting with enthusiasm and spirit ! This what we Africans can relate to ! Yes , 🇿🇦 South Africa is a multi - national , multi - cultural land ! We have 11 official languages🇿🇦 . Some of us are fortunate to speak all 11 languages fluently ! The reason for the change in the anthem was to accommodate all the different ethnicities in our country ! That is why our national anthem🇿🇦 includes 5 different languages ! These are the 5 most widely spoken and used ! English is the media of education in South Africa ! That is why most South Africans are very fluent in the lingua franca !
We 🇿🇦 South Africans if we hear this anthem and the history behind it ; than we're automatically ready and charged for battle ! We can take on the whole🌎🌍🌏 and beat it !🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika was composed in 1897 by Enoch Sontonga, a Methodist mission school teacher. The words of the first stanza were originally written in Xhosa as a hymn. Seven additional stanzas in Xhoza were later added by the poet, Samuel Mqhayi. A Sesotho version was published by Moses Mphahlele in 1942.
Nkosi Sikelela (the first part) was used by the ANC (the then struggle movement during apartheid and currently on power). After transition/ modulation of the song, there is Stem van Suid Afrika, which was used during apartheid. This move was done during Nelson Mandela tenure, to unite the South Africans and destroy the division, to promote reconciliation and to forge rainbow nation. The song is in 5 different languages, while South Africa has 12 Official Languages.
Hearing South Africa’s national anthem just brings me back memories of my home I am South African and hearing the national anthem just brings me to Tears of joy
Guys come on plz y'all gotta react to History summarized Ethiopia It will be an amazing part on your get to know Africa part plz FYI the vid is actually short and talks about the major things that happened in history
You should definitely hear the anthem when Kurt Darren sang and the sound was cut and the whole crowd could be heard! That was the best moment in rugby ( national anthem).
😂😂the part where it switches up is the afrikaans (basically south african dutch) part If im not wrong it was taken from the old afrikaans nation anthem from the apartheid regime
The first part of the song is the same as Tanzania and when they changed to Afrikaans language they sang (die stem) which means the voice and I would like the Afrikaans speaking people explain the whole part because I don't know what they're saying either 😂 🇿🇦
The afrikaans part is as follow Out of the blue of our heavens Out of the depths of our seas Over our everlasting mountains Where the echoing crags resound
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So, Nkosi Sikelela was not the original SA national anthem. It was Uit die Blou the national anthem for SA. However after the New Democratic govt was elected Nkosi Sikelela was added since it was the song that was sung by the black people and ANC in particular mostly to pray for Africa as a whole due the struggles faced by Africa. When it was added it was adapted to include other Nguni and Sesotho languages as it was originally written in IsiXhosa. It was then combined with Uit die Blou the previous SA national anthem hence the transposition to a higher key and the English part was also added thereafter and initially ended as “let us live and fight for freedom “ which was changed as obviously with a history like SA they could not sing as if inciting violence so changed to “strive for freedom”.
@@khanyi8512 I agree. Many of the stalwarts/veterans (you can name them) were in agreement and shared that vision with the rest of the voters. I mention Mandela as the "face" of the struggle internationally.
The flag and the anthem symbolize the combination of whites and blacks. The first part of the anthem is the song of Africa, and the second is the anthem of the white inhabitants of South Africa sung in their language and english. The colors green, black and yellow on the flag are the colors of the African national congress, and white, red and blue are the colors of most European countries, for example, the Netherlands from which most of the ancestors of the white South Africans came
My fellow south African where r y'all ❤🇿🇦
I am here
Sikhona😎
We are here
We here 😅😅
ek is hier
Isn't the SA anthem sung in 5 languages?
Xhosa, Zulu, Sesotho, Afrikaans, and then English.
no ist 11
@@blazegaming7400 11 languages in the anthem? damn
Nation anthem is sang in 5 languages
@@blazegaming7400 you are wrong it is 5
5 languages
No anthem i repeat, no anthem in the world is this emotional and that is on period.
Wrong, czcams.com/video/xDfuxTs6XGk/video.html
South Africa has 11 official languages including English and our National Anthem has 5 of our languages.
12
One of the best National Anthems in the world
One of because german and austrian too
South Africa has won 3 Rugby World Cups 1995, 2007 & 2019
….. and 2023 😁
4 world cups
@@WorlTramp I know this comment of mine was sent before the 2023 world cup.
@@eveefstathiou3714 I know 🙂 comment was sent before 2023.
Yes as South Africans we acknowledge and appreciate the people of Tanzania they really did accommodate and assisted us in our Liberation. Mwalimu was also our Father and Teacher. Sante sana our Tanzanian brothers and sister.
Best national anthem in the world and well Done south Africa once again
Somalia also helped South Africa back in the days of colony and war ✌🏾
fvck u...u helped us with what, get d fvck out of here
Yes Tanzania helped us a lot. They allocated the Mazibu fatm to the ANC
So your point is?
Only Tanzania and Zambia helped south africa
Yoh what a lie💀💀💀
Well guys Txs I am Ethiopian and brought up in South African this anthem is special to me... the anthem is compromised of 4 languages... Zulu, Afrikaans Nkosi, Sotho Dankie, Nkosi, also Ethiopian Haile Seliesa helped him in military training in Ethiopia
It is composed of 5 languages
Xhosa, Zulu, Sotho Afrikaans and English
We have 11 OFFICIAL languages in South Africa
@@amkhithambukwana764 Txs for the correction. Sorry!!
I FCKING LOVE THIS REACTION. MY BEST SO FAR. LOTS AND LOTS OF LOVE FROM THE AFRICAN CONTINENT... SOUTH AFRICA.
What a nice couple !
They just bursting with enthusiasm and spirit !
This what we Africans can relate to !
Yes , 🇿🇦 South Africa is a multi - national , multi - cultural land ! We have 11 official languages🇿🇦 . Some of us are fortunate to speak all 11 languages fluently !
The reason for the change in the anthem was to accommodate all the different ethnicities in our country !
That is why our national anthem🇿🇦 includes 5 different languages ! These are the 5 most widely spoken and used ! English is the media of education in South Africa ! That is why most South Africans are very fluent in the lingua franca !
We 🇿🇦 South Africans if we hear this anthem and the history behind it ; than we're automatically ready and charged for battle !
We can take on the whole🌎🌍🌏 and beat it !🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
We have a good relationship with Tanzanians because yall are cute🙃!
Please react to South African rugby.
Springbok || world cup champions 2019💕
This Anthem and the Tanzanian one were composed by the Same person. Enoch Santonga. The titles of the both anthems mean the same thing.
It's a south african
It's a south African anthem but other country's in Africa decided to use as well
@@mziwethumbotho3354 truth!
Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika was composed in 1897 by Enoch Sontonga, a Methodist mission school teacher. The words of the first stanza were originally written in Xhosa as a hymn. Seven additional stanzas in Xhoza were later added by the poet, Samuel Mqhayi. A Sesotho version was published by Moses Mphahlele in 1942.
Awe ouens 🇿🇦🇿🇦
The similarity to the tanzanian anthem ended as soon as the afrikaans started.
Nkosi Sikelela (the first part) was used by the ANC (the then struggle movement during apartheid and currently on power). After transition/ modulation of the song, there is Stem van Suid Afrika, which was used during apartheid.
This move was done during Nelson Mandela tenure, to unite the South Africans and destroy the division, to promote reconciliation and to forge rainbow nation. The song is in 5 different languages, while South Africa has 12 Official Languages.
Asante, ke a leboga, baie dankie, thank you, ngiyabonga, ndza nkhensa and rolivhuwa from South Africa. This is really precious.
It's still the same but they added other South African languages
Your reaction is superb. Thank you ❤
The original anthem was in Afrikaans, tranlated into English. It is a masterpiece. I am pretty sure you can Google it...all for verses.
Hearing South Africa’s national anthem just brings me back memories of my home I am South African and hearing the national anthem just brings me to Tears of joy
Guys come on plz y'all gotta react to
History summarized Ethiopia
It will be an amazing part on your get to know Africa part plz FYI the vid is actually short and talks about the major things that happened in history
Same as Zambian please do a reaction video on that too 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇦
Cool channel. The green, black and red are the Pan African colours and many African countries have these colours in their flag. : )))
SA anthem used to by Die Stem...The Call.
You should definitely hear the anthem when Kurt Darren sang and the sound was cut and the whole crowd could be heard! That was the best moment in rugby ( national anthem).
South Africa has eleven official languages
😂😂the part where it switches up is the afrikaans (basically south african dutch) part
If im not wrong it was taken from the old afrikaans nation anthem from the apartheid regime
You wrong even Afrikaans is talking about the peace in south africa
@@mziwethumbotho3354 i ddnt say it wasnt
Apartheid was bad, however Die Stem is a Beautiful song.
The first part of the song is the same as Tanzania and when they changed to Afrikaans language they sang (die stem) which means the voice and I would like the Afrikaans speaking people explain the whole part because I don't know what they're saying either 😂 🇿🇦
The afrikaans part is as follow
Out of the blue of our heavens
Out of the depths of our seas
Over our everlasting mountains
Where the echoing crags resound
Right here buddy🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Do you know all military training Mandela took is from Ethiopia
React to ethiopia anthem in after they win Olympic and you will understand what the feeling we have
As a South African I appreciate this a lot!
You’re welcome
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He doesnt what hes singing 🤣👌
Why does Tanzania Anthem so alike to that of South Africa?
That anthem ain't changed that just hw it is it has 4 languages in it
Five
😂😂😂ur high note at the end
Yess except wrong emoji heh it’s more like 😯 because damn!
The South African National anthem includes the old national anthem at the end to symbolise unity, hence the dramatic key change.
So, Nkosi Sikelela was not the original SA national anthem. It was Uit die Blou the national anthem for SA. However after the New Democratic govt was elected Nkosi Sikelela was added since it was the song that was sung by the black people and ANC in particular mostly to pray for Africa as a whole due the struggles faced by Africa. When it was added it was adapted to include other Nguni and Sesotho languages as it was originally written in IsiXhosa. It was then combined with Uit die Blou the previous SA national anthem hence the transposition to a higher key and the English part was also added thereafter and initially ended as “let us live and fight for freedom “ which was changed as obviously with a history like SA they could not sing as if inciting violence so changed to “strive for freedom”.
True except it's called Die Stem not Uit die blou 😂❤
@@eleneglad_ yes Die Stem. I forgot but I know it very well. Thanks for the clarification
🇿🇦🇿🇦✌🏽
The guy sound and look south African..... his accent sounds like he's Xhosa
React to the old national anthem
When the afrikaans came his face 🤣🤣🤣
You have to react to Nigerian anthem the African giant
Giant of Africa??? U must be out of your mind
@@l.bmthethwa1598 🤣🤣🤣🤣
MINAKI BWOY 💪
We added the last after we got our independence. We had to accomodate our colonizers, as Mandela had the vision of a rainbow nation.
Not only Mandela...
@@khanyi8512 I agree. Many of the stalwarts/veterans (you can name them) were in agreement and shared that vision with the rest of the voters. I mention Mandela as the "face" of the struggle internationally.
First language in de anthem was Zulu, sotho, Afrikaans n last English
1st part is Xhosa then zulu
❣️🇿🇦
The flag and the anthem symbolize the combination of whites and blacks. The first part of the anthem is the song of Africa, and the second is the anthem of the white inhabitants of South Africa sung in their language and english. The colors green, black and yellow on the flag are the colors of the African national congress, and white, red and blue are the colors of most European countries, for example, the Netherlands from which most of the ancestors of the white South Africans came
Huh
#proudly_south_african