South African Au Pair Teaches US Toddler Funny Zulu Song in Viral TikTok Video, SA Amused
- A South African woman working as an au pair in the United States shared a funny video of her teaching a child a Zulu song
- The video shows the woman sitting with the child as they sing an isiZulu nursery rhyme about an Indian bus
- The child can be heard trying to sing along with the woman despite struggling to pronounce some of the words
Source: TikTok
A South African woman working abroad as an au pair in the United States shared a funny video of her teaching a kid a funny Zulu song.
Au pair sings to US toddler in Zulu
The footage shared by @shiyo33 shows the woman sitting with the child as they sing an isiZulu nursery rhyme about an Indian bus.
The child can be heard trying to sing along with the woman despite struggling to pronounce some of the words.
Watch the cute video below:
Mzansi amused by the video
The video amused netizens as they poked fun at the possibility of the woman getting into trouble at work for teaching the toddler Zulu. Others even joked that the Zulu language was gradually taking over English.
Bongekile Mkhize848 commented:
" Ngempela, bashiyeni bekhuluma isizulu bodwa."
㊗️㊙️ wrote:
"IsiZulu is slowly replacing English ningathi angishongo."
lwandileportia commented:
"Nizoxoshwa nina."
bubu.mercy said:
"My sister is also an au pair in the US, her kid would randomly say 'danko'."
Luyanda Mdluli wrote:
"Woza emzansi mntanami ungahlala eNanda."
Andiswa said:
"He’s so cute ubuye acule kuqala knawe."
SA woman in Korea makes isiZulu vlog of after-work routine
In another story, Briefly News reported that one educator in Korea went home from work and made a video of her trip. The woman's video was interesting as she showed the country's streets and more.
Online users liked seeing the details about Korea, and she got over 30K likes. Many people enjoyed the woman's routine in her spare time.
@wendyhlongwane_ made viewers feel like they were walking with her as she made a vlog after her work as an English teacher. The woman recorded how she got home and said she would be speaking isiZulu since her workday as an English teacher was over.
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Source: Briefly News
