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Actually the current South African anthem was adopted in 1996, from 1994 until 1996 South Africa had two anthems that were played always the one after the other, the original version of Nkosi sikelel' iAfrica and the Call of South Africa in Afrikaans and English.
0:10 Dutch Cabo Colony 1652-1806 (Het Wilhelmus) 0:57 Cabo Colony 1806-1910 (God Save the Queen) 2:28 Curafrico Republica 1852-1902 (Volkslied van Transvaa) 4:34 Orange Free Estado 1854-1902 (Vrystaatse Volkslied) 5:57 Union de Curafrica 1910-1961 (God Save the Queen) 8:06 Republica de Curafrica 1961-1994 (Die Stem van Suid-Afrika) 13:17 Republica de Curafrica 1994-Present 🇿🇦 (Nkosi Sikelel iAfrika)
@@MichaelSacerdotusno it isn’t. Regardless of your political views, all races should have representation in the anthem and the current one does it beautifully
The South African national anthem Apartheid version is very peacefully and I also like the flag Apartheid version because of its design, not for racism so don't say that I do that ugly action in the world. Let us live and strives for freedom, IN SOUTH AFRICA OUR LAND!!!!!!🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
All of our anthems I appreciate as much as I appreciate our history: sour, bitter, bloody, but nothing makes us more South African🇿🇦. Sun will never set on 🇿🇦 soil, our glory days are yet to come.
As a Dutchman who has never heard or spoken a single word of Afrikaans i can confidently tell you you are wrong because i can sing along with it no problems.
I can also sing the full version with ease and Im neither of the above, perhaps because I am the epitome of a multi-lingualist. 😊. I am proudly Mpondo(an isiXhosa dialect of people that live on the Wild Coast and north of Transkei-Eastern Cape). I am a descendant of the Tolo clan that dominates the Ntabankulu region as the royal chieftancy in Mpondoland. I recognise isiXhosa as my spoken language. I schooled in Natal(present day KZN) my whole schooling life even in Tertiary so my school taught languages that I mastered were English, isiZulu & Afrikaans throughout my schooling life. My mother is an isiBhaca(another isiXhosa dialect) speaking Swati woman and a descendant of the Royal Dlamini clan that migrated from Eswatini to Mzimkhulu. She also has reason to believe there Bushman/San/Khoikhoi blood in her family. I have lived amongst amaBhaca in Mzimkhulu so I can speak the isiBhaca dialect. Not sure what to call myself 😂My husband is of Sotho, Zulu and Irish descendant. Not sure what that makes my kids.🤔😮. Probably a South African Rainbow nation that speaks a medley of languages🎉
As an English speaker with no knowledge of Afrikaans, I find it easy to sing. Not that I would because it has a lot of negative history behind it and the current anthem unites African and European cultures.
Netherlands /Holland /Dutch... one and the same really because we all know where the Afrikaans language was adoped from. @@dutchafrikaner1204Netherlands
@@kolekahlakanyane5033it's a variation of old Dutch mixed with some German. It's a mix not directly as a result of Dutch. I have some Dutch friends although I can understand some of what they're saying the way and the how the 2 languages are spoken are very different.
NATIONAL ANTHEMS OF SOUTH AFRICA "God Save the King" 1901-1952 "Die Stem van Suid-Afrika" 1938-1952 "God Save the Queen" 1952-1957 "Die Stem van Suid-Afrika" 1952-1994 "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika" 1994-1997 "Die Stem van Suid-Afrika" 1994-1997 "National anthem of South Africa" 1997-present
Why would you say that because it's not overshadowing if they added die stem in the current one For all, we know they could've completely changed the Afrikaans version but no they didn't so please don't jump to conclusions
You have your facts slightly wrong. The National Anthem from 1910 to 1936 was God Save the KIng. From 1936 to 1957 it Was Die Stem van Suid Afrika and God Save the King/Queen From 1957 until 1994 it was Die Stem alone
Thank god old flags of South Africa as gone for ever. Now we got new flag of South Africa of 1994 of black independence of South Africa of there languages it will be for ever.
@@tfmkhonza1430 the Transvaal flag doesn't have anything to do with Apartheid. Actually none of these flags do, but the milk drinkers we have today have a problem with the oranje blanje blou and they use apartheid as an excuse. Same for basically everything Afrikaans.
I personally didnt like the colour combination of orange and blue and there's also another flag in the middle of it😒. It was colour blocking on another level and too busy for my liking. whereas the current one has meaning and interpretation to the colours and the colours compliment each other😉
Before you do please 1st bring back British colonization over the Dutch(that upgarded themselves to become the Afrikaaner Voortrekkers) 😂.. I wanna see something 😂 Just play it out like that and we will see😂
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Actually the current South African anthem was adopted in 1996, from 1994 until 1996 South Africa had two anthems that were played always the one after the other, the original version of Nkosi sikelel' iAfrica and the Call of South Africa in Afrikaans and English.
@St Gr01 it’s saying how long the country lasted before it either changed its anthem or Fell Apart
I like the the 1961 anthem
Long live south africa🇿🇦
As a South African I didn'tknow there were more than 3 national anthem in History!
Thanks for letting me know!
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0:10 Dutch Cabo Colony 1652-1806 (Het Wilhelmus)
0:57 Cabo Colony 1806-1910 (God Save the Queen)
2:28 Curafrico Republica 1852-1902 (Volkslied van Transvaa)
4:34 Orange Free Estado 1854-1902 (Vrystaatse Volkslied)
5:57 Union de Curafrica 1910-1961 (God Save the Queen)
8:06 Republica de Curafrica 1961-1994 (Die Stem van Suid-Afrika)
13:17 Republica de Curafrica 1994-Present 🇿🇦 (Nkosi Sikelel iAfrika)
fun fact : south africa has 11 official languages and all of them are present in the current anthem
Not all of them, only five. Xhosa, Zulu, Sesotho, Afrikaans and English
@@hunordemjen8112 yes
Not all
only 5!
you are from south africa (me too) but you get a fact about your own country wrong and your so confident
maar jis ons hou van 'n lekke braai
And if the ANC and EFF get there way "Die Stem" segment will be completely removed as they try to completely eradicate the Afrikaners
lovely love from south africa
I am Kenyan but current south African Anthem is just too sweet. I sing it better than mine.🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
The present south African anthem is a joy in my heart as a Ghanaian and an African
It's an abomination
@@MichaelSacerdotusAnd you're a nonce.
@@MichaelSacerdotusagreed Die Stem van Suid-Afrika is the best
@@MichaelSacerdotusno it isn’t. Regardless of your political views, all races should have representation in the anthem and the current one does it beautifully
The South African national anthem Apartheid version is very peacefully and I also like the flag Apartheid version because of its design, not for racism so don't say that I do that ugly action in the world.
Let us live and strives for freedom,
IN SOUTH AFRICA OUR LAND!!!!!!🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Nah the new flag is 100 times better. Glad we got rid of the Union Jack, we aren’t tied to Britain anymore
All of our anthems I appreciate as much as I appreciate our history: sour, bitter, bloody, but nothing makes us more South African🇿🇦. Sun will never set on 🇿🇦 soil, our glory days are yet to come.
whoever can sing die stem van suid-afrika full verion is either an afrikaaner or learned afrikaans very well!
as a south african i can and funnily enough im english
As a Dutchman who has never heard or spoken a single word of Afrikaans i can confidently tell you you are wrong because i can sing along with it no problems.
I can also sing the full version with ease and Im neither of the above, perhaps because I am the epitome of a multi-lingualist. 😊. I am proudly Mpondo(an isiXhosa dialect of people that live on the Wild Coast and north of Transkei-Eastern Cape). I am a descendant of the Tolo clan that dominates the Ntabankulu region as the royal chieftancy in Mpondoland. I recognise isiXhosa as my spoken language. I schooled in Natal(present day KZN) my whole schooling life even in Tertiary so my school taught languages that I mastered were English, isiZulu & Afrikaans throughout my schooling life. My mother is an isiBhaca(another isiXhosa dialect) speaking Swati woman and a descendant of the Royal Dlamini clan that migrated from Eswatini to Mzimkhulu. She also has reason to believe there Bushman/San/Khoikhoi blood in her family. I have lived amongst amaBhaca in Mzimkhulu so I can speak the isiBhaca dialect. Not sure what to call myself 😂My husband is of Sotho, Zulu and Irish descendant. Not sure what that makes my kids.🤔😮. Probably a South African Rainbow nation that speaks a medley of languages🎉
As an English speaker with no knowledge of Afrikaans, I find it easy to sing. Not that I would because it has a lot of negative history behind it and the current anthem unites African and European cultures.
@@JasonMacBeath…. I’m Xhosa but I can sing it smoothly
The last bit of the anthem of post-apartheid South Africa is the same melody as the old South African anthem.
Simple reason: it's the same tune. They just altered some of the lyrics (to make them more politically correct)
and of course to incorporate English into the anthem
Maybe next: History anthem of Zimbabwe ?
Good Idea
Amazing thinking here😃🤟😎!
you earned a sub buddy
Came here looking for 'die stem' and ended up listening to the Max Verstappen song
Republic of Netherlands and Xhosaland (1854-1904)
No Orange Free State, Oranje Vrystaat.
Netherlands /Holland /Dutch... one and the same really because we all know where the Afrikaans language was adoped from. @@dutchafrikaner1204Netherlands
@@kolekahlakanyane5033it's a variation of old Dutch mixed with some German. It's a mix not directly as a result of Dutch. I have some Dutch friends although I can understand some of what they're saying the way and the how the 2 languages are spoken are very different.
Dutch Africa (1651-1805)
NATIONAL ANTHEMS OF SOUTH AFRICA
"God Save the King" 1901-1952
"Die Stem van Suid-Afrika" 1938-1952
"God Save the Queen" 1952-1957
"Die Stem van Suid-Afrika" 1952-1994
"Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika" 1994-1997
"Die Stem van Suid-Afrika" 1994-1997
"National anthem of South Africa" 1997-present
1952-1994 'The Call of South Africa' English version sang in Natal
wDie Stem and God Save the King/Queen were official anthems from 1936 to 1957 From 1957 to 1994 it was Die Stem
00:54 One of my favorite variations of the British anthem 🇬🇧❤🌍
it seems to me that current South Africa wants to overshadow South Africa's Boere contribution
Why would you say that because it's not overshadowing if they added die stem in the current one
For all, we know they could've completely changed the Afrikaans version but no they didn't so please don't jump to conclusions
No.
Do elaborate🤔
Not overshadowing, just giving black culture more representation. Boer influence is still plenty in modern South Africa
British Africa (1805-1912)
Make Algeria anthem history next please
You have your facts slightly wrong. The National Anthem from 1910 to 1936 was God Save the KIng. From 1936 to 1957 it Was Die Stem van Suid Afrika and God Save the King/Queen From 1957 until 1994 it was Die Stem alone
Bring back Die Stem!
Rewind and go back to Suid Afrika before 1994 and you will find DIE STEM there patiently waiting for you. Send my regards to it😂
Bring back the ottaman empire
@@scoviariziki2867 no
Long live RSA South Africa ❤
🟧⬜️🟦🤝🇮🇱8:19 The real South Africa
Keep on smoking your stuff
@@zolaniroqwane8491 well how was it
God save the king, and all British colonial Africa
But the king is DEAD and the colonial Africa is GONE! Looks like your god is pretty WEAK KNEES.
Colonialist larps when they realize the Bible literally says not to oppress your neighbor and that God made us all equal ✝️✝️✝️
@@tshepangmoletsane1866 Colonia Africa REMAINS within the Commonwealth. The King is ALIVE. God is GREAT.
@@ImColombiaa_ Yes, though unfortunately there is not a single country on Earth that doesn't oppress its people.
@@thinkwithaportal which king? White Jesus? That white boy?😆😆😆😆😆
I always love transvaal because it has such a beautiful anthem i love it❤
I live in south africa🇿🇦🇳🇱
🇬🇧🦁🇿🇦
To my leftovers
Jamaica 🎉😮❤
Make Greece history anthem
Greece's will be up soon. (it will actually be a long one)
13:15
The freedom front plus will win one day
i hope so
the second last is my countries true anthem
Lies!
@@Voluminous_jamieshhh even tho the old gov is apartheid, the new one is corrupt.
Republic of South Africa (2010-?)
south africa will grow
or studied the anthem
I am begging you do America anthem history
Like the continent?
@@vioooarora no The country
They only had one anthem
@@bruhz_089 hail Columbia used to be the de facto anthem of the United States
@@republicoftexas6846 yeah but not official
Uit die blou van ons Hemel Uit die depte van ons see🇿🇦🇳🇱🇿🇦🇳🇱🇿🇦🇳🇱🇱🇺🇱🇺
🟧🟧🟧🟧🟧
🟦🟦🟦🟦🟦
Tiana is South African 🇿🇦
🧡🤍💙
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
vi khá làm thuộc địa hà lan thay làm thuộc địa cho nam phi là Anh vì hà lan bị đuổi khỏi nam phi và rút quân về indonesia🇿🇦🇳🇱🇬🇧
Мне не нравится
@José Salazar Vargas 🇵🇪 spoken like a true comunist.
Живи Нельсон Мандела!
Yaşa Nelson Mandela!
Јаша Нелсон Мандела!
Tatar?
@@SenyorCapitàCollons Turkish.
South african republic
Dutch Africa (1995-2010)
British Africa (1912-1995)
Thank god old flags of South Africa as gone for ever. Now we got new flag of South Africa of 1994 of black independence of South Africa of there languages it will be for ever.
🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Orange Xhosa Free States (1857-1904)
Stop with your nonsense
Not a country but a failed state.
Well said.And still failing further
If I had to choose between the current flag and the Transvaal flag I would choose transvaal because the current flag is ugly as hell
Wdym
Apartheid kids
@@tfmkhonza1430 the Transvaal flag doesn't have anything to do with Apartheid. Actually none of these flags do, but the milk drinkers we have today have a problem with the oranje blanje blou and they use apartheid as an excuse. Same for basically everything Afrikaans.
I personally didnt like the colour combination of orange and blue and there's also another flag in the middle of it😒. It was colour blocking on another level and too busy for my liking. whereas the current one has meaning and interpretation to the colours and the colours compliment each other😉
The old flags are an eyesore... The current one is basically the transvaal with native representation if you ask me and it is beautiful
Before you do please 1st bring back British colonization over the Dutch(that upgarded themselves to become the Afrikaaner Voortrekkers) 😂.. I wanna see something 😂 Just play it out like that and we will see😂
Racist 😂😢
You're not the only one that is so nice
Um thank you ?🤨
Please stop😢😢😢😢😢😢