Hello!! What is the different between amaadi eemeke and odjove.

Thanks that's good to hear 👃👃👃

my homemates,yoh that tym neh...?

zambezi region, sizuma sa lico❤❤

Good job!

Just got placed in this country. Have high hopes that this country may be my service country. Let us hope that I don’t get thrown around as I have for the last two years.

I want to join a group of traditional food any one can add on that..

Dennis M, Hope someone can read this suggestion at the PC Namibia office. The night sky in Namibia, Southern Hemisphere, is very different from North America. It may help the trainees and everyone else to learn about the night sky in Namibia. Maybe a lesson or field trip about what they can see would be useful. It could help math and science teachers too. There is a 13 minute video on KZbin recorded from Namibia about the night sky. The link or web site is kzbin.info/www/bejne/e36YnYBrjKqMabM Hope that helps future PCVs., Steve B Group 5 Namibia 1993-1995

In the beginning of times that's how they came

This is great

Wow...

Ntate (Tate) Mogolo (Kulu) in Sepedi

Africa is for the africans no Europeans

Mufa and mengela I know them

Tangenu

come back again

Any volunteer job?

I'm looking for a skilled Rumanyo writer for English-Rumanyo translation work. Please get in touch if you know anybody. Must be a good writer.

I'm working on a documentary about ovambo tribe pls can you help me out I need lyrics of there songs pls

How these children can speak Afrikaans? From who they have lern it?

That was fun and hardwork at the same time. 😍😍

Peace Corp voluteers are harworking and openminded people. God bless each one of them.

Hi from Somalia

Good stuff

Very good Vern

Leuk!

This language is easy than swahili...sounds nice like zulu

Nice

Hmmm that's my Region 😍

I’m a black American descendant of slavery, and I recently found out I have some Ovambo Ancestry.

visited there 1999 . Is Jennifer Carvill still connected to karakulia? please ask her to contact Robbie Roberts at 27 83 258 33 22 or [email protected]

This teaches us and the outside world how to prepare ovambo traditional porridge, dried spinach and fish. But I would like the narrator/author to film a much bigger and well prepared meal. For example, from cow milking, to traditional butter, to slaughter a cow or a goat and the process goes on, meal is prepared and ready to serve for a visitor ect. Nowadays the youth lives in cities and misses out on cultural norms and values, and the only way to teach and educate the future generations, is through social media platforms. Under corrections please!

kodjeni ngoli vahewa

This is a great platform. Wow well done.🤝

Thank in Oshikwanyama is iyaloo. Tangi is a borrowed word from Afrikaans word Dankie.

Viwa shili unene.

Proudly Namibian

The same people or culture of Ovimbundo (Huambo, Bié, Benguela) in Angola? words are similar...

This is pretty interesting! ☺

Great video! You seem to be the perfect Peace Corps volunteers.

That's good

Beautiful language

Fast learner.

Tamulonga tu atilyane Eleka letu?

That sounds like a difficult language to speak!

Working together to teach people to be self sufficient ... end the government dependence that enslaves its citizens. we need more people like you in the world!

together we can

My wife she doesn't how to prepare porridge I'm jealous now she is French

Awesome!

great work.