Zulu Wedding With White Mzansi Men Speaking the Language Has Citizen's Hearts Overflowing: "This Is Beautiful"

Zulu Wedding With White Mzansi Men Speaking the Language Has Citizen's Hearts Overflowing: "This Is Beautiful"

  • A video showing a white man speaking isiZulu with pride and confidence had Mzansi people feeling proud
  • Twitter user @Patricia_Bantom shared a video of a white man wishing a young man, in Zulu, well on his wedding day
  • This clip warmed hearts as this is the kind of unity many Mzansi citizens have been dreaming of

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Seeing cultures, races, and all sorts come together as one is what a Rainbow Nation is truly about! So, when a young white man got married in a traditional Zulu ceremony, and a relative spoke the language as if it were his mother tongue, hearts were filled with hope and pride!

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Twitter user @Patricia_Bantom shared a video of a white man wishing a young man, in Zulu, well on his wedding day. Image: Twitter / @Patricia_Bantom
Source: Twitter

We are slowly starting to see glimpses of the South Africa we all dreamed of post-apartheid. Colour is gradually beginning to fade, and love is overtaking hate.

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White Mzansi man speaks Zulu fluently at traditional wedding

Twitter user @Patricia_Bantom shared a video showing a white man giving a speech on behalf of a young man who just got married in the traditional Zulu way. The man spoke isiZulu during his speech, and his fluency will leave your jaw on the floor.

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Take a look:

“The South Africa we all want to live in. Not a country with Orania inside.”

Mzansi citizens ooze pride in comments

This is the country many people dream of. Most are striving to see all SA citizens come together regardless of race, culture, religion, or anything. Hearing the white man speak isiZulu like that was a wow!

Read some of the heartwarming comments:

@The_Sainted_one said:

“When we said rainbow nation, this is what we were applying for, a nation where we mixed and lived with one another equally. Hayi lento that we have now!”

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@Moferefere said:

“My South Africa. The South Africa I am proud to showcase on my travels. Wish I can just wipe the politics from the comments and embrace the warmth from this clip.”

@WamuhlePrecious said:

“This is beautiful.”

@tadow4tunes said:

“Yoh his Zulu is A-Grade.”

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In related news, Briefly News reported that times are changing, and the people of Mzansi are uniting, one blended family, friend circle and social setting at a time. A video showing a young white man dressed in traditional Zulu attire, chanting and dancing, proves that we are on the road to a truly united nation.

Even though South Africa has been a democracy for 30 years now, the heavy weight of racial segregation has weighed heavy. Seeing videos like this gives people hope.

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TikTok user @nqo605 shared a heartwarming video of a young white man getting his Zulu warrior on. It is truly impressive to see the soul he put into it and how his brothers and sisters of colour cheered him on. If unity needed a video explanation, this would be it.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.