Love the positivity and energy; that home tour was amazing! The Holy Spirit has given you discernment, so you will be well where ever you go. You will return in God's time. Grace and peace beautiful family! 🙏🏽
We usually eat our “authentic African food” at weddings, funerals and other cultural events. It’s hard to find one authentic “South African Food” at these upmarket malls because we are so diverse, even among black people. But Soweto Vilakazi street has a collection of the stuff that we typically eat at Sakumzi restaurant.
You Two Are Ridiculous, You're Already in a Country Why Not Ask The People There, First of All Soweto is Not That Far From Sandton That You Mentioned, I'm Sure You Took Ubers and Staff Ask Anyone Around You... Get Your Story Straight Before You Run Your Mouth On TH-cam, You're Asking People On Your Channel After The Matter For Answers, I'm a South African Living in America and I Know Very Well How Ignorant You and Fast On The Mouth You People with VERY LITTLE COMMON SENSE🙄🥱🙄😕
Come to the Far East of Jozi. You’re in the North. The larney places , things get a little cheaper when you’re this side and prices of homes ( estates) get lower but it’s much peaceful and more authentic
Love listening to your ups and downs in our country - can't stop laughing but you will get it in no time -by the sounds of things -you guys are welcome please enjoy your stay you have taken a good decision by relocating to where we are the majority . Great content indeed
I can attest to your driving, your neck was so stiff, never looked on the sides, no even once. You killed me!!! That was so intertaining to me. I had fun laughing at you guys. But, you did well. You even drove to Monte Casino! Bravo🕺💃🕺💃🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just a comment on the Indian food.... This has become part of our fabric, and can't be erased. It has infiltrated homes all over the country over centuries. We are a multicultural society. Asians make up about 3% of the population, but the influence is far-flung, reaching every home of the country. So it is normal for people to buy and add spices to their food. And then take the "kota", eg. This word is derived from "quarter", referring to a quarter loaf of bread. In Durban, the bunny chow arose. Durban has a very large Indian community. So for a bunny chow, you take a quarter of a loaf, scoop out the central soft flesh, and fill the void with curry. Then u top it it with the sliced off portion of bread. So it became to be referred to as a "quarter". Many black people started to pronounce the word as "kota". And now the kota is a bounce-off of the original quarter, where many other fillings could take the place of curry. We can also think of samoosas, eaten everywhere in the country; made famous centuries-ago by Asian-descendef Malay Coloureds, and Indians in Kwazulu/Natal. Other Indian foods are rooties, and briyani known to all cultures in the country. It is not a delicacy to us. It is the norm for us! You cannot seperate it from the term "South African cuisine".
"Authentic South African food" in my mind it'd your tripe, sheep head, trotters and innards which to some African Americans it is poverty food. The so called South African food is not unique however. Several people in different countries also have them. The other food I can think of is fermented milk with pap.
@@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL the examples I made are extreme relative to some exposure to AA standards which are also not uniform. But hey, in SA some food items were abandoned. Example is Mopani worms and flying insects. They are said to be nutritious. Other than the shocking you can get dishes almost similar soul food and many other variaties as diverse as people of SA. They have started to serve crocodile meat at upmarket restaurants too, which is not my cup of tea.
Hi, family some of us in South Africa are able to speak multiple languages because our language was spoken by only few people in JHB so we had to join the mostly spoken languages but just for communication sake I speak Venda though.
Thank God I didn’t hit a curb, I was close but never on! Lol. But you’re right I was on the left of the road while driving on the right side of the car. That’s what happens when you talk fast.
Love the positivity and energy; that home tour was amazing! The Holy Spirit has given you discernment, so you will be well where ever you go. You will return in God's time. Grace and peace beautiful family! 🙏🏽
Thank you so much. God is the led and we are thankful and at peace following.
Great family we can't wait to have you in this beautiful country. Family of God.
Oh wow!!! Thank you so much, very much so appreciated
We usually eat our “authentic African food” at weddings, funerals and other cultural events. It’s hard to find one authentic “South African Food” at these upmarket malls because we are so diverse, even among black people. But Soweto Vilakazi street has a collection of the stuff that we typically eat at Sakumzi restaurant.
Okay, I definitely understand the cuisine being diverse. Thank you for the recommendation I will have to try it!
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You Two Are Ridiculous, You're Already in a Country Why Not Ask The People There, First of All Soweto is Not That Far From Sandton That You Mentioned, I'm Sure You Took Ubers and Staff Ask Anyone Around You... Get Your Story Straight Before You Run Your Mouth On TH-cam, You're Asking People On Your Channel After The Matter For Answers, I'm a South African Living in America and I Know Very Well How Ignorant You and Fast On The Mouth You People with VERY LITTLE COMMON SENSE🙄🥱🙄😕
Come to the Far East of Jozi. You’re in the North. The larney places , things get a little cheaper when you’re this side and prices of homes ( estates) get lower but it’s much peaceful and more authentic
Love listening to your ups and downs in our country - can't stop laughing but you will get it in no time -by the sounds of things -you guys are welcome please enjoy your stay you have taken a good decision by relocating to where we are the majority . Great content indeed
Thank you so much. We officially move in June but our visits have been very informative
Home finishes in SA, very top notch indeed. I also love the way they build our houses, so much. Love, Love, Love
Yes everything is so nice!!! I’m so excited!!!
Hi, Fam. Please try Pitso's Restaurant in Fourways for South African authentic food. I promise you, you'll love it. Never go wrong. Thank you
Thank you for the suggestion. I will definitely try it as soon as we get back 😊
Traditional food is ' idombolo or ujeqe (dumpling). tripe ( inyama yangaphakathi), uphuthu or pap , tshakalaka, Durban bunny chow(ubhanatshawe) , amagwinya (fat cake) etc............ it's delicious😛
Ok ok. We have a list to work through.
Yeah man start a podcast you are good for the thing. You smile as you speak. You deserve a chance on tv. I just don’t know where
Thank you thank you!!’ If you know somebody send me the contact, I’ll reach out!!!
Your right
Great content! I love that you guys are experiencing life outside the US. 😊
Thank you so much. Yes it will be great for the kids too!!!
The Xhosa (Mandela and Trevor Noah’s tribe)legendary foods are Umphokoqo(African salad), umngqusho(samp and beans), dombolo, maize meal porridge, umqombothi (Xhosa beer) etc
Thank you so much, we will for sure give these a try!
She's so ready to move in to her home. Your house is so beautiful, I must say!🔥🔥 👌🏽👌🏽
Beyond ready lolol. It’s like time is moving fast and slow at the same time lolol
If you go to Soweto, Vilakazi Street. Two restaurants Sakhumzi and 1947, they do buffet of most of our authentic food.
Sounds like a plan. Thank you for the suggestion
Thank you for the update we look forward to seeing you here in Johannesburg peace family.
Thank you. Peace to you as well 💕
I can attest to your driving, your neck was so stiff, never looked on the sides, no even once. You killed me!!! That was so intertaining to me. I had fun laughing at you guys. But, you did well. You even drove to Monte Casino! Bravo🕺💃🕺💃🤣🤣🤣🤣
It was funny for sure 😂😂😂 but he definitely did good overall for sure! 😊
Congrats on your upcoming move! 🙌
Your family will be beyond blessed! 🙏🏽 😇
Thank you so much for your kind words and positivity
🎤 the Joneses
Hey hey hey. That’s us!!
More like keeping up with Nkosi's lol
Just a comment on the Indian food....
This has become part of our fabric, and can't be erased. It has infiltrated homes all over the country over centuries.
We are a multicultural society. Asians make up about 3% of the population, but the influence is far-flung, reaching every home of the country.
So it is normal for people to buy and add spices to their food. And then take the "kota", eg. This word is derived from "quarter", referring to a quarter loaf of bread. In Durban, the bunny chow arose. Durban has a very large Indian community. So for a bunny chow, you take a quarter of a loaf, scoop out the central soft flesh, and fill the void with curry. Then u top it it with the sliced off portion of bread. So it became to be referred to as a "quarter". Many black people started to pronounce the word as "kota". And now the kota is a bounce-off of the original quarter, where many other fillings could take the place of curry. We can also think of samoosas, eaten everywhere in the country; made famous centuries-ago by Asian-descendef Malay Coloureds, and Indians in Kwazulu/Natal. Other Indian foods are rooties, and briyani known to all cultures in the country.
It is not a delicacy to us. It is the norm for us!
You cannot seperate it from the term "South African cuisine".
Oh wow.. thank yo use much again with the factual information that leaves me wanting more! Looking forward to making it apart of our cuisine as well!
@@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL of course. When will u b moving 2 SA from USA?
This journey is gonna bless all of us ❤ Thank you #livingyourdreams
Oh wow, thank you!
Great content 💚
Thank you thank you!!!
the chicken licken meal you had was most probably the 'Soul sista' meal..
Oh okay. I definitely got the sauce which was amazing! And that makes sense I knew I saw the word ‘sista’ somewhere lol
"Authentic South African food" in my mind it'd your tripe, sheep head, trotters and innards which to some African Americans it is poverty food. The so called South African food is not unique however. Several people in different countries also have them. The other food I can think of is fermented milk with pap.
Your right ne. Our authentic food is not really favored by African Americans. I can't imagine them eating mopane worms or chicken heads 😅
Rickey definitely won’t but we’ll see how the others do!
Ok ok ok. Noted.
@@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL the examples I made are extreme relative to some exposure to AA standards which are also not uniform. But hey, in SA some food items were abandoned. Example is Mopani worms and flying insects. They are said to be nutritious. Other than the shocking you can get dishes almost similar soul food and many other variaties as diverse as people of SA. They have started to serve crocodile meat at upmarket restaurants too, which is not my cup of tea.
Hi, family some of us in South Africa are able to speak multiple languages because our language was spoken by only few people in JHB so we had to join the mostly spoken languages but just for communication sake I speak Venda though.
I will have to look into that language. I’m very interested by languages and cultures. What cultural background is Venda connected to?
The Lies🙄😕🙄🇿🇦
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Thank you!!!
You guys look South African. Till you start talking🤔
Still love your channel👊🏾😉
Lol, Thank you. I want to get a DNA test to see about my roots. Maybe they will come up South African 😊
They do look south African that's true
Nice review, could you share what type of jobs you will have in your new journey.
Blessings
Thank you kindly. We are business owners! More to come with it!! Keep watching!!
Have you guys moved there now?
We have not. We will be there in June.
🎉😂🤾💪🇿🇦🇺🇲🤸😊
So excited 😁
Limpopo Province Has Too Much South Africa 🇿🇦 Food
Okay so we need to visit there 😊
You're sitting on the right AND driving on the right? You were on the curb?! That's insane.
It’s only insane if you’ve been driving In country for a while and know the lay ( area) of the land
Thank God I didn’t hit a curb, I was close but never on! Lol. But you’re right I was on the left of the road while driving on the right side of the car. That’s what happens when you talk fast.
Nando's best chicken ever
We will have to try that out
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Thank you