The SiSwati Language
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- The SiSwati Language - David's Been Here is in Swaziland, Africa, where David brings us yet another local language lesson during his travels. Working from the Mantenga Lodge with the famous Execution Rock in the background, we are given some of the basics of SiSwati (the Swazi Language). Learn everything from greetings and numbers to conversational bits so you can kick off your unforgettable trip to Swaziland with some words to impress the locals. Want to learn more about traveling to this majestic African country? Check out the David's Been Here Guide to Swaziland for all you need to know before visiting. Interested in more language lessons? Click Here and join David with locals from all around the globe for some basic pointers in their native tongue. Where Have You Been??
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The SiSwati Language
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I am part Swati, my maternal grandmother (LaMaphosa) had Swazi blood
I heard this language spoken for the first time tonight over dinner, and it's a very pretty language.
I'm a complete & total Afro-phile. I studied Kiswahili in college & was pretty descent at it. But I've long forgotten most of it now since I never got the chance to frequently practice it here in New York. But I recognize some of the similarities especially in their number system. Much thanks for sharing this.
Helloxons Fan Я не думаю что ты тупая, я думаю что ты можешь быть невнимательно или у тебя просто не вылезла эта кнопочка Но вот сейчас посмотри на видео и увидишь анна в правом верхнем углу
Habari gani
Ironically, having traveled to Eswatni myself, I was just having a Swahili/Swazi discussion today. Personally, I find the most similarities with the Zulu language.
Noooooooo, the spelling of subtitles is not correct. good video though
Al Hamdulellah! Thanks a lot, I was feeling lost.
You are well travelled David! How do you manage to do so? By the way, Im from Swaziland
You work at a hotel ?
Me too
Similar to Zulu and Xhosa
They're nguni languages like ndebele
@@alexthebigcharm3037 There is Ngoni tribe in southern Tanzania , whose history we read from the books crossed transvaal river but they don't speak the same
And Ndebele😊
First time to hear a white guy pronouncing "Ngiyakutsandza" Almost like really close i can say 95% correct
Some of the words are wrong but ok
Dude you blowing my mind cause that's my backyard yet I'm sitting in Miami right now your backyard 🤣
My Lovely Language! Thank you (Ngiyabonga)
What is phangisa
Means hurry up...
@@440kp5It means hurry up
@@banelemasina7892 tysm i had school and we were talking about that i came to Swaziland 2 years ago im from Ethiopia
kala
Likepisi
Kosa kelwane
Likamo
Kopa
Mkoko
Siketi
Kokana
Sikeshi
Likomishi
Kudla
Inkaka
Inkemba
Sikolwa
Please help me with this it is my school spelling please🙏
This really helped tanks so so much!!
I am a swazi so I actually no everything the were talking about
Hayi maan, this is Zulu mos😂😂
Not exactly but it is almost the same😅😅.
Xhosa, Zulu, Swati and Ndebele really is 1 thing bruh, I cant tell the difference even now.
Rest in peace Mabaso
I am part swati.my grandfather Tshabangu is from swaziland.
I am also part swati my grandmom maphosa has swati blood
Similar to swahili
Watch Bella Lubisi, a motivational speaker . All swati girls, ladies, female and women. Should watch Bella Lubisi Motivational Speaker on TH-cam, just type Bella Lubisi Motivational Speaker and listen
Im a Swazi so l now how to talk in that but i put in English name on my account and profile ❤
cha, lona lelijaha lisikhulumile SiSwati, mane lo bekabhala lamaSubtitles wentele emaSwati lunya wavele wahumusha tiga takhe nje
subtitles are off
Most of the words he said are similar to zulu words
Lol Swati Zulu n Xhosa same language lol lil differences
And ndebele
@@alexthebigcharm3037 Dude , just checked this out , its very similar , I could understand everything these other Ndebele people were saying in this other youtube video
Very helpful 0:42
Similar to Zulu
The spelling of your subtitles are completely wrong😱😱😳😳
My talking stage is half German and half eswatini she’s so pretty n she told me she speaks the language. Now I’m here watching how it sounds. Man did I Fall hard for her. She kissed me today for the first time and I’m the happiest guy on earth
❤kuyancomeka🇸🇿🤜🤛💯💓🙏
you already in africa? you get around baby!
I was there four months ago. I am releasing the video now.
Davidsbeenhere if you would like to change some words in the subtitles I can help you. Thanks for the video otherwise
David, we don't count like that but thanks for the video.
Ubale kahle umfokati wenkhosi, Ubale ngesintfu hhayi lesilungu.
* eSwatini
polysyllabic language!
Is this not Swahili 😭
No, some words may sound similar, but it is closer to Zulu.
Basically baby Zulu😹
❤
Kagogo Eswatini
100% correct safe G
you spelt almost everything wrong. i find that disrespectful to the culture of the Siswati people
how do you find disrespecting of culture when someone is trying to learn another lunguage..were you also disrespecting your first time to learn English when you were mispelling some words..
What is the spelling of welcome to eswati?? In your language thank you.
9gag ? anyone?
This is zulu