How Cape Town Was Founded
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2024
- Justin Poore covers the complex history of South Africa in this sneak peak of our Cape Town South Africa video. Find the whole South Africa course at www.brighttrip.com/courses/ca...
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Great video and wonderful concept! Some things I would highlight, as someone who lives in Cape Town:
- the picture of white settlers and indigenous people is in fact of the Dutch and the San people, not of the portuguese and "local tribes"
- Afrikaans is not simply a mixture of dutch and local dialects. Its history and formation is far more complex, and a lot of erasure of local dialects and indigenous people took place, especially when the afrikaans government standardised the language.
- many of the people who were forcibly evicted and taken to race-based townships are still alive today. It would be so amazing if your channel and courses could give them a voice to tell their stories. Interviewing the locals who have lived through this history will add much needed authenticity to your videos. The new government has promised reform, but many are still waiting to be compensated for their loss and return to their former homes.
That is such an amazing idea! Thank you ✨
Cape Town is to date one of my favourite city to visit.
It's so beautiful 😍
Even if its racist??
@@Nobodyknowswhy769 That is not true. If you react negatively towards someone in Cape Town, they will respond negatively towards you.
Cape Town is the most beautiful city on earth because i know very well all places there and I stayed for five years as Greek teacher at Hellenic School of Cape Town and Environs during 1988 -1993.I had many school activities and i was the headmaster of Greek school at Woodstock area close to Hellenic Community.Thank you very much the you tube for very nice Video which i see every day.Weldone!Please don'tstop the videos about Caqpe Town.
what i super love about this, is that as a tourist, you condensed at least half a day ish info you can learn on a tour/museum, into like a 7 minute video that was easily understandable
Oh wow, that's amazing!
💖.. just amazing guys
Yay!
Great video! Thank you for creating this.
Thanks teacher.
A+ for you!
I came for learning about how spaces are seggregated to distinctly oppress people. Left with such wealth of knowledge. Thank you very much
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@BrightTripTravel I absolutely did sir
Fantastic video. Not that it's a historic lesson in the traditional sense, but this brings back memories of one of my favorite Disney Channel movies from way back, The Color of Friendship" (2000).
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good video, however the title is a bit misleading as this is actually a brief history of South Africa and not how Cape Town was found.
As a Capetownian i feel as there are alot of loopholes and missable details left out of this video.
- When the Portuguese first arrived here, our native Khoi people killed off 600+ Portuguese sailers in the Battle of Salt River.
- When the Dutch arrived here in 1652, our native people were already civilised and exposed to Western traditions such as clothes and languages.
- The Dutch imported slaves from Malaysia, Indonesia, India and West Africa. Minimal natives were captured and used as slaves.
- As a result of all these diverse people and languages, Afrikaans was created by the slaves which is a mix of Indonesian, Malay, Dutch and Khoekhoegowab (the language of our native Khoi)
- Afrikaans was appropriated by then Dutch "boers" which called themselves Afrikaners. Boer translates to Farmer.
- When the Afrikaners came into Power Afrikaans was forced upon the entire nation.
Wasn't this supposed to be about Cape Town? Instead you condence the History of South Africa into seven minutes. What about all the landmarks, the battles fought there, the Castle, the French influence, the scenic drives, the Mountain for heaven sake, the Koi San influence! Lol, this is a joke!
Great video
Thanks!
I wasn't surprised that the British was involved in this racial tension as well. Overall, It was a good video.
Thanks!
I love this. I run a Photography Service called "Explore the City" where I show people all the Small little Cafes and areas for some dope Street Style Shoots and the experience gives you a story to tell :)
I agree with Daniel Steyn . The video is interesting but seriously superficial. The history of Cape Town is important as the rest of South Africa , Cape Town is known as the Moeder Stad in Afrikaans or mother city in English so its history is important.
I live in cape town
Beautiful 😍
A painting of the arrival of Jan van Riebeeck in Table Bay in April 1652, by Charles Davidson Bell (1813-1882)... u guys are hilarious
My great great grandfather was Vasco da Gama he took a wife here in South Africa in Capetown and was not reported in the history books as my great great grandmother was a cape Malay woman they lived in Woodstock Capetown. My great great grandfather was told to go back to Portugal. He never came back.
So many lies in our history books .
This country truly belongs to the koi san people and the zulu nations the other nations arrived here from other African countries and Europe.
Cuteeeee guyyyyyyy
This is an amazing video.... but we have to mention why Nelson Mandela was freed, international interference, native South Africans were allowed to vote, and the exiled fighters were allowed back into south africa,it wasn't simply a change of heart but it was mainly the pressure and fights of the ANC and under the great leader Oliver tambo who disrupted government operations..
You have excluded the townships which proliferate all around the Mother City.
Great video! But I have a question, I’ve heard conflicting stories about the history of Tel Aviv, could you make a video about the history of Tel Aviv as well?
Great suggestion!
@@BrightTripTravel thanks 😊
Not mentioning District 6 is a big ommision.
Bothered by how you said, "Boer" and "Afrikaans" but other than that great video.
Sorry about that! We'll make sure to improve it 😊
@@BrightTripTravel 🙂Thank you.
Sum?
The first slaves came from Dahomey, they intercepted two Portuguese slave cargos on their way to Brazil. Also from Madagascar and East Africa. Only later groups of slaves came from Asia due to the Atlantic Slave Trade getting bigger. Btw they call us Coloureds today
You can't find something that is already occupied South Africa is the only African country where slaves were imported and not exported as the natives could not be enslaved Indians in Durban for the sugar canes by the British and Malays and west Africans on the horn of the Cape by the Dutch pushing the strandlopers to the north British with the discovery of resources and gems introduced the only mass concentration camps same style as the Germans on the Dutch settlers so Cape town and South Africa has always been in gripped with greed hence it is still a continuation today ..... there is so much more to this City
Bobboclaat
Not a good start, you show Portuguese coming down west coast, reaching Cape and trading with natives? The picture is of Dutchman Jan Van Riebeck arriving almost a century later!
Yes you barely scratched the surface. It's very easy for the entire world to point out what the white South Africans did and how wrong it was. I was born in Cape Town and raised to respect everyone equally, yet I get called "Boer". This is a racist term from black people towards white South African's and reverse racism is VERY MUCH a thing even though I was thrown in the middle of white vs black then black vs white NEVER being for or against any race. The international community gets fed all this BS of how wrong everything was. But how wrong everything is right now... That only we know as we constantly experience it
@euro-ganationalistOh please we all know the way you introduced yourself trying to convince us you really black was the first lie. Racist behind an African account 😂😂😂
Laws that prevented boers from mixing with other local tribes😂???
Africa wasn’t the name of the continent either, it was referred to as Alkebulan Ethiopia, colonizers change name over history.. we are Alkebulans translated in english, split up all across the world! Never forget research and gain in knowledge of your identity/ power.. one love..
Misleading Title... this video is more about South Africa than Cape Town...no mention of Jan van Riebeeck or when he arrived...the Castle of Good Hope?...you could have talked about the early trade in buchu tea between the local inhabitants and the Dutch...so much more you could have done with this title if you spend more time or energy on researching...I have lived my entire life in Cape Town and this video is an insult to Cape Town and it's history. All you did was go for the normal easy stuff everyone goes for by spending the majority talking about segregation in South Africa with a small portion about Cape Town.
this is shitty but cool
It can happen overnight - stonewalling keeps it from happening!
You only showed the richest part of Cape Town where the millionaires live, where its clean and neat. Yet the majority of Cape Town is littered with filthy townships where people don't clean up after themselves and leave everything a mess and pig sty.