“Proof That Kids Can Learn Any Language”: Nanny Holds isiXhosa Lesson With White Toddler, SA Moved

• A local lady looking after a white toddler shared a video of their isiXhosa lesson that left many people entertained
• The video shows the nanny asking the toddler to say body part names in the native language, which she aced
• Social media users were quite impressed to see how good she did, with some also detailing that they were not aware what some of the body parts were in iSixhosa

A lady looking after a young baby named Kai was praised for her teaching skills after sharing a viral video in which she taught her isiXhosa.

The viral clip attracted 1.1M views, 193K likes, and 5.4K comments after the hun shared it under her TikTok handle @sphokie_m85.

The teacher and student interaction

In the video, the teacher asks Kai what a chair is in isiXhosa before moving to body parts, which she aced like a pro. The lady also hyped her in the native language and body gestures with each question she answered.

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Watch the video below:

SA's touched by the video of the duo

After seeing the video, social media users graced the feed with beautiful messages showing love to the isiXhosa-speaking baby student and the teacher.

User @Gmax shared:

"Xhosa nannies have done a splendid job in the EC. Im proud of all of them. They have united the nation.🥰🥰."

User @Liry said:

"This child will grow up with love and respect in her heart for people of colour. Enkosi mama 🥺🙏❤️."

User @Hi commented:

"Adorable !! One lucky child who will be able to speak an African language 🥰."

User @Chilufya❤️❤️🇿🇲 added:

"Her motivation to learn is the reactions from the teacher ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️that's it."

User @Ofentse ♡ noted:

"Proof that kids can learn any language and accent at a young age 🥰

User @lebza 😍 detailed:

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"This child is so clever💯 and you're a great teacher sisi❤️💯keep up the good work🙏."

Mzansi woman scolds a white toddler in isiXhosa after making a mess

In another Briefly News article, a TikTok video of a woman scolding a white toddler in isiXhosa left the online community in stitches.

The woman asked the toddler to fetch a boom in the native language, and he followed as he was told.

Source: Briefly News