AMAZING TODDLER CAN SPEAK AFRICAN LANGUAGE
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- JP is two and a half years old and can speak Xhosa fluently. He travels to Khayelitsha with his parent's house keeper, on a regular basis. Khayelitsha is a very dangerous area where few white people would dare to enter. Enjoy the video!!! For update and photos of JP go to: / alexxdekock
You can see the LOVE she has for him in her eyes and expression. She beams with pride over him also .. it's beautiful!!! #Momma
exactly my thoughts.
It`s a mixture of love, inferiority Complex, Racism, White Economic dominance...Sorry, but it is a sweet story but the Elephant is the room is Very Huge. We can not ignore it.
+The Landlord I so agree, all I is blacks taking care of whites in a few year he'll be calling that woman by her first name & giving her orders...
+heygal120 all I see
The Black woman for centuries now has been depicted as the nanny looking after the master's children. I live for the day when we no longer fit this role.
My nanny started working for us when I was 5 months. I’m 25 and she’s still with us. Raised all the children in my family. Taught us all Tswana. I am fluent.
jodene jonathan that is wonderful ❤️
Dumela! I studied abroad in Botswana. I got lunch in Mahikeng I think once.
So random, my nanny started working for us when I was 5 months too. I’m 28 now due with my first child in two weeks and she’s so excited as she has nothing much to do since my mum hired someone younger to help her around the house. She’s still with us still too
@@darthdj31 ke kasi yame eo. Proudly maftownian 💯
AO... ware o ka buwa setswana mosetsana
What an amazing nanny!
@rollin thirtys the video is not about a black woman raising a white child but about the fact that she taught him isixhosa which is very amazing and impressive
@@congoboy9626 and you can see how much she loves this little boy
@@spongypancakes_0 yes! A very unconditional love
@INSANE BASTARD It wasn't racist but I get your point.
Wow she's a great nanny😊
i am a white south african and my parents have also grown up like this. but what i never see is people praising our black south africans for speaking afrikaans, english, their home language and maybe another fluently. i have so many friends that are multilingual but no one ever mentions anything.
That's because it's such a common occurrence in South Africa that people don't bat an eyelash if you're multilingual
Well said Mia. I can speak Afrikaans but not fluently self taught by watching 7de Laan.
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You don't need Speak Afrikaans
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When your nanny becomes your second mom, she's no longer a nanny,she's your second mom❤❤❤
YOU DON'T SAY
@Hello See ya later ever hear of the phrase "it takes a village"?? Normal people take their kids to daycare so they can work, the only difference is this woman will love him like her own and daycare workers look after 60+ kids so couldn't possibly get an emotional attachment to all of them.
@Hello See ya later thank u very very much 4 ur clarity. Stay blessed.
@Hello See ya later believe it or not, women are capable of all of this at the same time, black american women work twice as hard to look after their kids, and your stereotypical views of black people even if they were accurate couldn't apply to black people living in africa...
@Hello See ya later Wym teaching her own? She works for her children. I don’t think you’re from Mzansi, no ways.
Children are innocent until they are taught otherwise.
They train them to be monsters, but if left uncontaminated then they're angels
I’m white my husband is Puerto Rican. Our kids mixed obviously. Our daughter started 6 th grade 3 yrs ago and had never heard of the N word. It’s wasn’t a discussion that ever came up because we faced racial issues when my husband and I got married 21 yrs ago. So we always taught our kids acceptance of any religion and race. In 6th grade is when kids at school started talking about it. She came home confused as to why we never discussed it with her. I asked her what she wanted to know. I answered her questions and then told her about our experience with racism. She understood why it’s wasn’t really a discussion. My husband and I don’t see color or religion we see people. We also were fortunate enough to be military and live in other countries. I love learning other cultures. Sorry so long.
@@sil1598 beautiful insight no matter how prolonged, than the short heart breaking one😂I happened to be black with white friends, we hardly see color than jokes and love we share as friends!!! These things discourages us sometimes!!! But we end up joking about it to keep going!!!learning from race interaction is always a special thing only if one digs in with love!!! May I wish you and your colorful family happiness and a beam to us all!!!
No child is born racist. Where all equals until someone puts negative stuff in our innocent minds.👍🏼
@Anthony Nafegar that's the only explanation my sister
That's a beautiful African woman!
That's our weakness
tony fitzpatrick Cosby *
blacklivity indeed
And a beautiful African boy! ❤️
She is very beautiful inside and out.
That's so cool how his parents found such a warm, loving person to help take care of their baby and she even taught him her mother tongue. It's also obvious she loves him very much, you can tell by how she holds him like he's her own. He's surrounded by so much love and a beautiful culture, what a lucky baby!
I hope they pay her very well. Everything you described is so valuable to a child!
I am a white African, and so proud, yes I speak African languages but the best part is I was brought up with no colour in my eyes, love and respect is every thing
No colour in your eyes...so you're an albino?. So what do you think about all the White Farmers being killed and their land taken of them without compensation?.
@INSANE BASTARD My ancestors were fucked over by the English as well , just like yours probably were and it was wrong but it was hundreds and hundreds of years ago and they were barbaric times compared to the relatively peaceful times we know today. The fact you even mention so called stolen land as a defence to murder innocent families sums you up as the typical braindead lefty that buys everything their corrupt leaders tell them , or you're racist.
Busta Rogers completely agree with that snap back....
Ouchhhh
@INSANE BASTARD Dear god , do you people know any other rhetoric other than blaming the white man for all of Black peoples problems?. When that land was supposedly taken almost 400 years ago it was worthless soil on worthless land , and considering the times if the shoe was on the other foot there wouldn't have been a white man left alive. Now that the Boer built that land into profitable lands and created a country with all it's infrastructures you think it's just to simply hand it over to Blacks. Now what you did with my statements about the murdered white farmers is typical of your average lefty ideologist where they take what you said blow it out of proportion and attack their own statements , i never said it was a genocide but there are white farmers being murdered at an alarming rate simply for being white and working the land but of course you believe what your leaders tell you and simply agree that they are robberies because you don't want it to be anything else , and your numbers are wrong and come from corrupt sources. You mention the mighty ANC lol they're arguably one of the most corrupt Governments on Earth that don't give a shit about their fellow Blacks , you talk about numbers look into polls and how many Black people were happier under apartheid. Now continue with your pathetic insults because they mean nothing to me just like your baseless arguments that ooze ignorance , and if me not responding back to you is running scared of Black independence bahahahaha you've got more to worry about than commenting back to a TH-cam comment dipshit.
@@thisisforaclassproject so you're suggesting the fact some people wronged some people 400 years ago , members of that family should be allowed to murder members of the other family so it is "equal"?
You can tell how much she loves him. Look at her glow by loving on him. this is SO CUTE!
tymo shut up 🤣 It’s not like we see this everyday.
I was going to comment the same thing about her love for the boy. Its so cute to see❤
Omg can she be my mom 😕❤💖❤❤
Yeesss!! Her love for him is beautiful
What a GREAT Nanny and what a cute little boy. The love is beautiful and mutual
thats a big-hearted mama right their , bless her heart
Your right bless her sweet kind heart
This boy will be so thankful when he grows up. I experienced something like this. I'm Chinese Australian. My dad is Chinese Indonesian who was born and grew up in Papua. I speak Indonesian fluently but as a kid I didn't understand why I was forced to also speak Papuan. But now I'm thankful he did. When I speak Papuan to my dad's side of the family they can't even believe how good I sound, just like the locals. I can't wait to travel there and impress the local!
nobody is born racist... it is taught. That boy is adorable.
he is so smart
Mseleku Lu This video had nothing to do with racism...
Doudymac she never said it did.
you're just simply miserable and believe me, it's so obvious and sad.
David Haynes You're broadcasting your insecurity to the world.😂
It he’s so adorable and the lady is so sweet. She’s the type who’s presence makes u feel safe.
Yeah don’t you think the reverse of letting black people feel safe around whites is long overdue???? 🙄
My mom and her siblings also speak fluent Xhosa :) Also taught by the staff on their farm in East London (South Africa). She can now also speak Spanish and Afrikaans. 4 Languages!
That's incredible!
Wow
Hello dame vanuit Oos Londen ja ons 3tallig hier groete
Are we just gonna ignore the fact that this little boy is soooooo sooooo cute 😍😍😍............Thanx for the 1k likes 🥰🥰
He is indeed makes me wana cry to see people making it an issue, he's so cute in it.
He's adorable mashallah 🥺💕
I can't UNsee his cuteness!!!
Yessss,, omg his adorable xx her face glows up talking to him , it's beautiful xx
@Dillo. C I agree. She's adorable as well ☺💕
This is so lovely but I wonder why people are amazed ? He is african, born and living there, as any child will learn they birth langage thats sounds normal to me
That's not his language and it's a very hard language. Also with all the racism there, this is inspiring.
Aaanw okay I understood, thanks for the answers
@@jammzy2959 why ppl always say that languagr is hard?
My dear you are absolutely right! 😊 But the truth is people are amazed because they want racism and hate on Black Africans and this is for them strange like out of this world. Who cares they are so brainwashed love is love and love does not know any skin color, we are all humans and we should embrace and love each other
Afrikaans is his first language , Xhosa is the language in the video and I'm sure later on he will be speaking English too for school.
Afrikaans language doesn't mean it's the main African language. Africa has many languages
This kid is going to grow with more wisdom than anyone else. God bless him.
generally in South Africa ,the "white" demographic does not speak the languages spoken by the "black" demographic,so it is indeed amazing to witness this in 2016,so proud of everyone involved and the parents of the little boy for seeing the importance .
Ayanda Ndzobongo black culture is rotten
your ass is rotten
and your comment is stinking
Guys ,whats with the hate , make love not war , im not here to entertain bad attitudes,i said my piece..Namaste
Thank u for clarifying. I'm American so I didn't get the big deal at first. now I get it and I think it's great
This how it should be in South Africa where everyone learn from each other.
So it was not like this before
@@yourmaster1635 eh...i don't think it ever ever like this in South Africa hahahah
Should be how it is everywhere! 🖖😁👍💞
It isn't? It is nje
If anyone has kept up with them I’d love to see a “where is he now?” video. I believe he should be in his teens by now.
I think he should have maybe 10 or close to
math is not your strong suit
@Wishing Well 2021-2013 = 8
He was almost 3 then. So, he should be almost 11 now.
@@שרהמוריק thank you
@@Amasis30202 lol, to give your comment credit, I hated math in school. If I read the description before commenting I would’ve known the kid was only 2.5 years old and would’ve done better.. I think the real fault was that, I chose to comment before reading and was a poor judge of his age. Depending on how old the child looked to me and the date the video was posted I figured he was about 13, give or take a year.. so what? As someone said he’s maybe 11, at least they were helpful in their response.. I still wanna see how he’s grown over the years.🤙🏾
How beautiful, the innocence of a child not seeing colour but just people that love and care for him. Beautiful
What a beautiful scene! It always brings a smile t my face when I see a child that is so loved by the people around him, look at how smart he is! I am glad he is surrounded by adults who want to teach him wonderful things.
Amazing lady.She spends more time with him probably then his mum.
It's always the case
I just love how much she loves him u can tell she is so damn proud
This video makes me smile! What a wonderful, loving, wise and beautiful lady Portia is! She is giving not only the gift of language - she is giving the gift of knowledge and wisdom to the little boy.
And it's clear there is love between Portia and the little fella. I wish all children could be so blessed to learn love and acceptance from such an early age.
Children are born with open hearts - there is nothing but love and wonder in them. Would that such open hearts remained so throughout life. Wouldn't life be better for everyone?
It's only as some people grow up, they learn the ugly parts of life and this is the greatest sorrow.
I don't see why this isn't a common thing. It seems crazy to me for any South African to only be able to speak one language when we have 11 official ones. Big ups to this boy's family.
Agree, it should be law for all children to have a black language as part of their syllabus. English, Maths, local black language......and choose the rest
ALEXXDEKOCK well that's already happening hence most people do Afrikaans as a first additional language. It's also an African language you know. No one should be forced to learn a language, people should want to do that for themselves and to enrich their culture knowledge. There is nothing amazing about Bilingual children black, Indian, colored or white.
It should be in the schooling system. I feel kids should be encouraged to choose a language they wanna learn
I Love this boy, this video makes my heart smile. Grow with God young man, the world is your oyster.😍😘❤❤
KoiNadi he's the pearl
KoiNadi
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This warms my heart and displays love and friendship between those two different races😇😇😇😇 i wanna see more wholesome videos like this!😁😁😁
Ja, this should be commonplace but it's not. At least some people are doing it. Sometimes I think black South Africans such as those commenting on this video are being way too kind and risk glorifying people who have a long way still to go. I mean these parents are just doing what's good for their kid and for the country, it shouldn't be such a big deal? Nothing "amazing" about it? Shouldn't you be challenging us to go way further? And yet reading your warm comments I am grateful for your generosity and feel encouraged to push the limits of my comfort zone. And that tells me that we are indeed getting somewhere. This is how we build SA. Individual connections between ordinary people.
This was posted 7 years ago - I’d love to see him now !😍
Same!
He is soooo adorable. What an amazing lady to take the time to teach him
We have been living with white people for some centuries, yet we find things like this amazing. There's a lot of black people speaking English but it's not something rare, which says a lot about white people. Anyway this is a good thing for the kid, no one will speak of this kid in front of him thinking that he doesn't understand
because of unfortunate events black people had to speak European languages. When people do it even though they don't have to , that's when it because special. no matter who it is
***** Why don't you answer that yourself. Racist or not who cares what you think
***** Lol! Argh shame
Ja shame, I don't find this amazing... He's gonna speak in any language he is spoken to because that's what kids do.
+Kelly Juliet i hope you don't call yourself african
What a beautiful epitome of love and care by this beautiful lady. I celebrate this lovely woman, Portia and many other nannies like her make the world a better place. Love you Portia
African Language? Africa has 56 countries, and each countries at least speak 50 different languages.
Andolem ugh idiot trying to bring the point! the language he was speaking is one of 50 languages of Africa, means the language he was speaking is African get that
IyesusGetaNew no you are an imbecile because you don't get the point! check my comment again, I did not say it was Afrikaans. i said it is one of African languages therefore it is African language. it is had to explain something to idiots eww
+Brotha Ling Ling Bumblumbus Niggatterro Africa has more than 50 languages tho.
IronorI LionoiL I get it bro! absolutely more than 50
IronorI LionoiL
Africa has over 3000 languages. Nigeria alone has over 500 languages.
So loving and beautiful. Heart melting to say the least.
Hey are you from SA?
My nephew is a missionary in Senegal...his twins grew up speaking English French Wolof and Balanta and a rudimentary understanding of Arabic all as toddlers as well. They say children have an unlimited capacity for language before they reach a certain age. Its pretty cool!
All ‘missionary’ work is thinly veiled racism and white supremacy
He's blessed to learn a language that so many don't know. Just wonderful. Amazing people. So sweet.
Why is it surprising, he's probably with her more than his own mother. Smh
Its not very common in South Africa. It might be because black care givers historically didn't feel like they were allowed to speak African languages to the white kids they were looking after? because, you know, apartheid...
Tell them @Warren...
They must just give us a break. They just do not understand!
warren botes A white baby born in contemporary times may have a different experience as the apartheid ended in 1994, though only a short time ago it is 23 years ago
Or maybe white people in South Africa are usually just as racist as they were before? Judging by the title of the video I'm guessing that they're probably just as racist as they were before.
Apartheid ended long ago, but it created divides that still persist today. the apartheid system brainwashed both sides into thinking they shouldn't mix (it was illegal for black and white people to mix in any way other than white boss - black labourer relationship). So today you still find that blacks and whites find it difficult to integrate. the apartheid thinking has unfortunately been passed down from generation to generation, and very few, like the family in the video have been able to break away from its psychological hold. In theory most white people don't want to be racist, but many cant seem to let go of the old way of thinking. Its really frustrating, but I also took a long time to snap out of it. I am really also a recovering racist. I say that because I'm part of a system and culture that has made it very difficult for black people to take part (institutional and structural racism). SO the problem really is bigger than people just deciding not to be racist anymore (but there are some who refuse to even do that!). There's history and structures in place that will take an even longer time to overcome.
Exactly!
This is a huge lesson to all south African,this girl she made us proud,and will develop to love every one well done to her parents and also to the lovely lady.
Him: **knows the whole african language**
Me: **can barely speak English**
i feel you
Africa is not a country nor a language thus sound like Xhosa a language in many languages of South Africa
What a weird comment. This kid could know several languages. This is simply him learning one of them. What does English have to do with it?
@@kimchilton2344 She was making a self deprecatory comparison to compliment the child. Relax! There are no agendas here; I could have made the same comment but used ‘Irish’ instead of ‘English’. 🤷🏻♀️
@@NixieMidnighter tbf she said “the whole African language” as if there’s only one
When we all United no barriers can stand before us
This is so beautiful, love it....this is how South Africa shud be.....🙏🙏❤❤❤
This is the most amazing thing I’ve seen on the internet. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Are you from South Africa Makayla?
Edwison Gogo No, but my great aunt is, and my great uncle is from Northern Africa :) Why?
These two are just so cute &sweet together! That transcends language.
This is a beautiful thing to see ..
Africa Cupcakemodel i think it is imperative our children learn an African language. My daughter is 8, our home language is Afrikaans, she is fluent in English and learning Sotho and Zulu at school. I think it is amazing and a sign if respect and mutual understanding to be able to communicate in some languages #vivarainbownation
Zulu isn't taught in any schools. Should be an off just like french or Spanish but it's not because it isn't a nationally recognized language. Yes that's right. Even though Mandarin is zulu is not. Agree with the message but don't jump on a bandwagon.
The cutest angel speaking another language so precious 😭
Beautiful! What a wonderful gift she's given him, at an age when it's no effort for him. I hope he keeps up his Xhosa and it's a blessing to him as an adult.
this is soooooo sweet I cried a little thou
Me too, tears came to eyes. You can genuinely see the love she has for him, what a beautiful story!
This is how integration should be like. Teach me your ways of living and I teach you mine. wonderful, a colourful South Africa is becoming a reality.
Absolutely awesome and he is adorable...great care taking
LETS HOPE DIVERSITY IS RESPECTED, APPRECIATED and LASTS !!!!!!!!!! THE WORLD WOULD NOT BE BEAUTIFUL WITHOUT CELEBRATION OF LIFE, CELEBRATION OF KINDNESS, CELEBRATION OF INDIVIDUALITY !!!!! THIS VIDEO IS HEARTWARMING !!!!! NO TO RACISM ! NO TO WARS ! I AM FROM UKRAINE
Haha JP is too cute. I need a million views on this
he is so cute with a wonderful opportunity to learn Xhosa, I've tried but its difficult when you don't practice it everyday
He’s so precious!🥰🥰
When he grows up ,her memories will bring him tears for sure
People please stop being so mean!! Learning an African language for whites is not easy... I think it's very nice that this kid has learnt Xhosa!!!
true! I'd love to know more than just afrikaans and english
Brian. Thank you for your encouraging comments. Learning each other's languages and learning about each other's cultures is at the heart of human unity and mutual forgiveness. God Bless.
Brian Sibusiso Mahlangu-Somakhawula its actually just as difficult for black people to learn white languages, however we don't clap and celebrate when a black person has achieved this. white people are just as capable to learn our languages
IGNORANT, SUPPORTING UR WHITE MASTERS AGENDA. learning a language z hard, any language for anyone. tz not only African language. So f i was able to learn White language thn they must b able to learn my language.
Wow what a brilliant boy God bless d lady and d young man.The sky is d limit for this handsome boy
Africa is continent not country 🤦🏽♀️
Vegan Lifestyle and South Africa has 11 official language and even more within
Btw you’re awesomefor being vegan too!
The South African local general language is called Africans
@@lavie954 what are you talking about?
@KingEli Tv a soka wena!
so cute😍😍😍😍😍
I wish that I learned more languages when I was young.
Pls kindly upload more of him its years pass now
another african citizen speaking an african language. for some reason its amazing...
To the young man well done for learning the language but in a society that teaches us that we shouldn't judge people based on skin colour. You're able to speak a vernacular language.
Africa is a continent not a country
You are contadicting yourself Qumy. It's also not only about speaking Xhosa. The boy visits Khayelitsha with Portia. Is the trust his parents have in their fellow South Africans not a positive message? So according to you, it's "unnatural" to post this video? Which planet are you from? RSA back in 1970? Get a life.
ALEXXDEKOCK Zulu
ALEXXDEKOCK Enjoyed the video
Wouldn't read anything else into it.These dumb asses on TH-cam seem to have a field day on a simple little video.What will they do if faced with a big issue?
ALEXXDEKOCK you get a life love on those two darker skinned boys standing there looking at you like you full of crap.
keep growing spread the message...that it is time to share this planet
I like the way you put it so politely. It is not a race issue, it is an issue with mentality and people from all walks of life respecting everyone equally.
How marvelous and its the best time to learn. Fantastic.
This is a beautiful video with beautiful people enjoying each others love for each other.
I must applaud you for your domestic worker to speak to your son in xhosa. This is something most racist white people will not allow. For godsake, this is Africa - every white must ensure that they allow their kids to speaking one or two local languages. This is something to bridge the divide between blacks and white. Apartheid govt created their own surbubs, and their own schools, therefore no interaction with black people. The only interaction was through domestic workers, gardeners and tea-ladies who were forced to speak English or Afrikaans. I dont think many white families will allow their the domestic workers to speak to their kids in African languages. Let alone to allow their kids to go to township to interact with black people. I would also like to debunk this myth that township are dangerous. Each and every township has its own places, there are good and bad places in the township.
now let them show us a black child speaking English, or French and let's all marvel. what crap is this.
My oldest son had 2 nannies, one was from Mexico and the other was Kurdish. They taught him Spanish, Kurdish, and Arabic. He was the only 3 year old I ever met that could count in 4 languages.
Those two, older boys are like, "We speak those languages, too! When do we get a TH-cam video?" lol Don't worry, boys! We know all three of you will be bringing something good! ✌️😁
Why is it so amazing? He was taught the language so he speaks it, like any other kid!
Thats great I instantly liked that lady she seems very nice and a genuine person may God bless both of them
This beautiful because no color is involved but pure love from this human family!
Why is this amazing and astonishing 😕 african children speak English every day and it's not considered "astonishing "
Sipho Malunga yeah because normally africans learn the language of europeans(and were forced to do it in the past),but it's rare the other way around.. that's why it's so beautiful.
My thoughts exactly
Sipho Malunga It is because he learnt it from his babysitter and not in school.
it's astonishing because the white mans tongue is not as adaptive as the black mans tongue making it harder for the white man to learn native languages. the fact that this child understands and speaks this language is amazing on its own. English doesn't have regular clicks , it has singular words with often one meaning. Zulu and Xhosa (and other languages ) words have joint words and the language is sometimes hard to understand . that's what the fuck is astonishing.
Caiah .Savage clicks aren't hard to understand just like English isn't harder to learn sweety I speak 4 languages. No one language was easier then the other to learn because I was young when I learned those languages. also dunno why you're getting on your high little horse and getting defensive when I just asked a simple question. what's astonishing is that every day a black south african child gets belittled if their English isn't considered good. But that judgement is reserved for the white south african child who doesn't speak an African language. that's pretty astonishing.
I love this boy so much
Little JP is so sweet and so smart for his young age😀...And Portia really loves him so much and she's so proud of JP.....i think its so sweet 🥰💞❤
I mean, if he is two and speaks Xhosa fluently, then Xhosa is his mother tongue too.
She’s so happy it’s beautiful.
He's so adorable😍
Wow auntie u did amazing job.Well done young man
I love it. ❤, hope the lord blesses this beautiful lady with all of the world's best blessings, xxox
Pure African blood
Portia is a champion! The family is privileged to have her in their lives
So awesome I wish we taught our kids in America to be multilingual ..its much harder on them to learn a new language in high school years if they select a language to study.
He is really inteligent! Oh little boy
Its great that he can speak Xhosa. I am 57 and trying to learn Zulu. 👍🇿🇦🤔😏
I truly hope he’ll become a translator of Xhosa literature when he grows up! It is such a priviledge to learn such a different language at a young age!
Marisol white why the fuck do you have point out a race? oh my god. stop pulling the fucking race card. they want to be happy about this. let them. shut the fuck up
Dayiiz but asians use skin bleach to have white skin. try the fuck again. y’all are the reason we still have fucking racism today. BYE
Dayiiz no one even said that your ignorant ass just wanted to say something stfu and learn something
Yoursosweet😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
@Dayiiz yes
no one born racist! people learn from environment.
Ja! 10q!
east coast
so true
east coast yes and then they all came here to comment !!! Sad.
Very true!!!
Bong dity Why are you call the person a dumbass? he just said that you can't be born racist
If you are going to hire a nanny, then you should always hire one that can teach your child a new language. Doing that for your child will be a huge gift for your child, as that child will grow up to become a cultured person that is capable of understanding a wide variety of people.
Trues up
So hire a minority is basically what your say?
Just jokes calm down
Language is not the only variable to understanding
Zee Steele ROFL I don't I literally made a joke. Don't reply without understanding that it was clarified afterwards in my original comment. just so individuals such as yourself wouldn't get salty.
But to my prevail you've proved my point just by the reply you ever so graciously provided me with.
Sorry for effecting you're safe space, you fruitcake.
Satire you should probably look it up
Zee Steele here
Don't get you're pantys in a bunch
Satire:
the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues
I am a Chinese lady living in Europe.I also grew up on a Farm Lilyfontein in East London Imonti and I also learnt Xhosa as a child.I can still speak.Its a wonderful gift to communicate these languages at such a young age.Keep it up wonderful!!!
Hey kunjani ntombi
@@zeeelove9259 🤣
That is soo true
I'm glad that you never forgot it. With whom do you practice this language now?
That is super cool! I bet you surprise a lot of people with your Xhosa!
This woman loves this boy. It's written all over her her face. Oh this is awesome. I was a mixed race kid very fluent in Xhosa which is my mother's language and I was so proud of showing it off. This simply warms my heart. Siyabulela mntase.
Shirley Kula wow thank you for sharing!
Shirley Kula I was thinking the same thing. You can just see it all over her face how much she loves him
lagosian I am assuming that that is not a good name or something to call someone... I pray this little boy heart is different.... but yes I see what you mean at the end I didn't see that before.
Louise K :It's the sad truth. Blacks are good humble people who despite harsh treatment they still offer love and care and loyalty to their white bosses. You will be surprised this little boy father who encouraged him to speak xhosa will be the one to teach him to be racist. You can see how he destroyed Portia (the maid) hometown in the video by saying it is worst and dangerous place to live yet his son went and came back safe. No respect whatsoever
Why wouldn't she?
A child learns a language they’re exposed to; everyone: *surprised pikachu*
Exactly
Exactly lmao still a nice video though
This just in - 3 year old kids who grow up in France can speak French - ;)
Ikr?
I was literally thinking that when I saw it on my recommended
Brilliant! This is how I grew up. I couldn't be more thankful for my Xhosa mom, Lina!
So did I, I'm 56 years old and remember her singing me to sleep.thula Thule mtaname.
@@vibrations69 for the same reason that the man who lives at the top of the hill feels he is better than the man who lives in the valley and the zulu feels superior to the Xhosa and I can go on . But the important thing is this and this is what I said to my 3 sons. You get good and bad people in all races. I guess living during and the effects of apartheid on us has made us realize that racism is a monster and is wrong.
@@vibrations69 and because those who are were clearly not raised this way and were raised to be racist by racists.
@@vibrations69 hurt, frightened, brainwashed people...
@@vibrations69 your statement is racist
When he's an adult and reflects on his fondest childhood memories....she will certainly be in the top 3.
He probably thinks she's his other mother and the real one. Baby dont see colour.
Yes on no.1 followed my the other mum, n dad.
@A E Are* God
Asé
@A E 🙊
The beauty of humanity,!
Ocean-Depth Nightmare you are a racist piece of shit
This is So Beautiful~
(And for all you haters - GTFU!)
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Ocean-Depth Nightmare South Africa doesn't owe her anything. This is the problem in SA ,people like you that thinks this land needs to give to you and provide for you. Get off your fucking lazy ass and get a job
Kwaaak little frogs.
I now have faith that it has a chance!!💟
This is Africa and we proud
@mark daniels back off u dude. Stop hating on him. He's proud to be african. So what, that is great for him. So don't shut him down for him being proud of who he was. Also bug off with ur 7 Subscribers.
mark daniels first off africa is a Continent. Second off there are plenty of people of all race who dint get along. Third of all we dont worship white men
zwelithini nxumayo i am a proud african american
mark daniels im black and i dont worship white people. Ive nvr seen a black person worshipping white men
@mark daniels What the fuck are you even saying, exposed his insanity!!! Where? Show me where you exposed his insanity, lol
You can tell he loves and respects her a whole lot to be paying such close attention. The bond between them is really beautiful. She's beaming with pride, and you can see she has a lot of love to give. Not to mention the trust that exists between his family and her's. It's really beautiful.
rascism is not a trait in humans its taught to us and that is sad....great video i liked it....
it's not always taught..it's a choice. .I've see racist women end up with having black kids from mixed relationships..i speak to a Greek family and I'm well aware the older children are racist and the parents are not
Racism is tribalism and we can all revert back to it if we choose. It’s in us naturally from birth wether we choose to walk that path is the choice we all have to make.
INSANE BASTARD Racist behavior is learned, but people are naturally drawn to what they can relate to. One of my best friends (who is white, and NOT racist) has a young daughter who recently told her mom that at school all of her friends hug each other but she feels uncomfortable hugging her black friends. Obviously her mom corrected her and dealt with the situation as delicately as she could, but clearly that was something her daughter thought of in the first place because she herself is white and somebody who looks different confuses her. If adults act that way then yes, that's 100% a choice and they're just racist. But sometimes children can be "racist" without having it taught to them. It's just a trait I think everyone has in them. One that can change and mature of course.
INSANE BASTARD she's 5
INSANE BASTARD you're seriously misunderstanding what the other user is saying and I'm not sure why you're getting so heated over it. Racism IS an INNATE trait in everybody. No, somebody in court saying "sorry judge I was born racist" wouldn't be a valid excuse, and I'm sure you know that but decided to use that dumb point anyway. First of all if they're in court then obviously they did something illegal. Being "born racist" still doesn't give anyone an excuse to ACT racist. There's a huge difference. And you also sarcastically said everyone must be born homophobic too. News flash...yeah that's absolutely true. For example I'm a lesbian but when I was a child, seeing two women together really weirded me out. For whatever reason.. I was okay with gay guys but lesbians made me uncomfortable. Because it was foreign to me and made no sense. It wasn't what I was used to. Did I clearly change my opinion? Duh. Also, watch TH-cam videos of remote islands full of black tribesmen who see a white person for the first time. It scares the shit out of them. Some tribes think different races are literally the devil incarnate. Everyone prefers what they know and is scared of what they don't. I don't see what's so wrong with admitting that humans are born liking one thing more than the other. Once everyone actually acknowledges that then maybe progress can be made. Instead of denying it and attacking people, like you're doing.
You can see the love she has for that little boy in her eyes ❤️ what a lucky family to have someone who loves their child as their own
We love you Melody. Black people are warm naturally. The problem is that some people just decide to undermine the helpers too much. It’s a matter of treating them like human beings. A warm home is always good to helpers as well. Then children behaves like this toddler.
praise God they have a nanny that loves their child as her own
Why is it surprising children pick up the language of their caregivers all the time.
amazed by this video...in my country kids his age understand and can speak up to three languages at roughly that age.
Good for them. We just came out of racial segregation in 1994. We're getting there
George waigi 3 year olds speak 3 languages ?? Where on earth is it?! that's amazing
coffEKolor by the age of two i spoke 2 languages already.. fluently..
怡金张 I wouldn't say any 2 year old is very fluent in any language. still pretty cool though