2 Sisters Learned isiNdebele From Nanny, TikTok Video of Conversation Gets 1.1M Views

2 Sisters Learned isiNdebele From Nanny, TikTok Video of Conversation Gets 1.1M Views

  • A cute video shows two white girls speaking isiNdebele with ease thanks to their Ndebele caretaker
  • The sisters were chatting away while walking home, and many people were impressed because there were non-native Ndebele speakers
  • People said the girls looked like a future South Africa with their fluent isiNdebele and their manny spoke to Briefly News

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Two adorable girls went viral for speaking isiNdebele. The girls got lots of attention because it was their additional language.

TikTok vidoe kids speaking isiNdebele after learning from nanny
A TikTok video shows sister speaking isiNdebele like native speakers and many loved it. Image: @user6306333292627
Source: TikTok

Many people were impressed by the children who sounded Ndebele, which received over 60,000 likes. There were thousands of comments from online users.

2 sisters go viral speaking isiNdebele

@user6306333292627 posted two white sisters of European descent who were speaking isiNdebele. The kids were speaking to their nanny, who makes videos with them.

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The sister' care take said:

"I have been with the children since the elder one was 2years and some months and the smallest was oneyear. it's been eight years I have been with them and along those years I have been teaching them."

Watch the video of them making conversation below:

Mzansi impressed by isNdebele non-native speakers

Many people thought that the little girls were amazing at speaking isiNdebele. Some netizens commented that the girls would fit in any township.

Than said:

"This is not isiZulu but rather isiNdebele (Zimbabwe) just clarifying but beautiful nonetheless."

Noeleen commented:

"I can't speak Sotho or Tswana that fluently,but can understand some of words! when the ladies in the shops gossiping about customers I open my mouth."

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lande.lande wrote:

"Nannies are building the rainbow nation shame alone. Hey awumele ayawukhiqiza."

tintincancan72 added:

"This is going to be normal one day in SA."

PMM_Inspirations gushed:

"The tone, the pronunciation, haibo, I'm impressed."

People love to seeing others learn different languages

Online users are very impressed when they hear someone speaking a language they learned. One man impressed by speaking isiXhosa easily.

Ndebele people excited as Mzansi Magic announces 1st isiNdebele drama 'Komkhulu'

Briefly News previously reported that Mzansi Magic has announced that it will debut its first isiNdebele drama series in April. The show, filmed in Mpumalanga's countryside, will premiere on the channel on 9 April.

ZAlebs reports that Komkhulu is about the chiefdom of Komkhulu's succession crisis. The chiefdom is ruled by a young Ndebele king, Chief Masoso Mbonani.

Shirley Adonisi, Director of Local Entertainment Channels at M-Net, said their subscribers appreciate diverse content and storytelling. She said the channel is working on expanding its range to cater to other language groups after their subscribers enjoyed isiZulu, isiXhosa, Sepedi Setshwana, and Sesotho shows.

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Source: Briefly News

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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