A Taste of Kalanga Food

[@nomimoyo2500]

I love this channel. I sent it to my dad for him to watch because he is kalanga from plumtree. Its nice to remind myself of my culture and my roots. he enjoyed seeing this.

[@LivhuwaniPhadziri]

This is wonder full but south africa can u see that we are one guys with people of ZIMBABWE we are all Zimbambians ... and they are full of love and piece love this channel #Africa God BLESS AFRICA REALY

[@NguniPrince]

In Matebeleland Ndebele and Kalanga should be learnt in all schools.

[@nokumira]

Thokozani, this is such a beautiful channel. It was a young Ndebele man that activated my Ancestral journey and I'll be forever grateful, even though we are no longer friends. Ndoboke, Bayede eMakhosini a kwa Langa. 🌹

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Taboka Nokuthula. Thokoza, Camagu!

[@thulanyoni249]

Kalanga my father’s tongue & mine too! Proud to be a Kalanga

[@mbongenimasizankomo5847]

Wow, lamhla ungiqambile mfowethu, kanyi kwedu,

[@revothomas9343]

Thanks Magriza, am a Tswana Kalanga in the diaspora, so I relate to the content.

[@muhammadjerahwenya9262]

I shared the video with the group Ngati bakeni bukalanga Group on Facebook and the reaction has been amazing , the group really appreciated the way you highlighted their culture and food and how it connects with other dialects around Zim and other neighbouring countries. And it’s all about your tirelessness . On behalf of our Kalanga brothers thank you❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@leratomoloko6780]

African culture is beautiful Glad I discovered your channel Content I resonate with Keep shining 👌🏿

[@megeemelznleya5786]

Oooh bakithi omama bami bantu ❤️❤️❤️ proudly kalanga

[@simphiwendlovu1830]

Woow im so happy .... i come from Malalume too😍😍😍

[@tinanleya4419]

Enjoyed watching this I’m a Nleya from Dombodema I literally screamed seeing the NdaziNdazi sign post my uncle’s shops

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Wow, thank you so much for watching.

[@sendebele]

Wow this is very interesting, it's true I grew up in Botswana. The food is really the same. Taboka kwazo ngwanedu. Continue doing a great job and reminding us who we are and our identity. I love you so much 💓💓🥰💓

[@sqrd3536]

My mother was born ePlumtree Bulilimangwe. Grew up eating Kalanga delicacies amacimbi abomvu, umkhomo, imfe yeganga, mviyo, mswaswabiyana, xakuxaku lo mqokolo ( plum tree).The other part of their family lives across the border e Botswana. I am proud of our roots as Africans.

[@LivhuwaniPhadziri]

Wonder full guys

[@SihleSijadu]

Mfet2 ngiyayithanda i channel yakho, isifundisa lukhulu ngempilo yethu yakwantu

[@ThatZimDietitian]

Siyabonga team #MMMC! Your productions are always of high quality and I genuinely find them interesting! Ngiyathaba xa ngibone amanotifications from this channel & more often than not share your videos with my world! Anyway! SiyabonguPrince & team #MMMC for preserving isintu sobantu abamnyama for generations to come!

[@whatsoccuringmaizuu]

Keep the Ubuntu team. I thoroughly enjoyed learning more about the richness in culture and diversity in my home country beautiful Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

[@BukalangaTv]

Great initiative indeed but lapho othi Khalanga its wrong. Its Kalanga not Khalanga. I understand ukuthi as Ndebele you might pronounce it ngaleyo ndlela but imagine nxa uli Ndebele being called Ndevere or Bhothoko. Asifundeni to pronounce izinto accordingly ikakhulukazi izinto zama languages. All in all wathama documentary yaka naka tjose nzekulu.

[@hildachigoma1232]

Wooow welcum to my home.i come from Mafeha Village nd my son goes to Malalume Secondary.Malalume,Malopa,Mafeha nd Nswazi villages are commonly known as Malanswazi. Zembwe is nyawuthi.baobab we call them mabuyu

[@nkosiemahlangu1158]

I really appreciate and love le channel, it means a lot especially kwabanye bethu osekukudala sasuk' ekhaya.

[@TitoDistrict]

I’m so happy to have found your channel🙏🏾You really went in-depth about the Kalanga food, culture, and customs! It was nice hearing the indigenous languages as well. Appreciate the subtitles you provided to get a window into such a beautiful culture😊

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Thank you so much!! Really appreciate your feedback.

[@TitoDistrict]

@@MagrizaMadeMeCook you’re welcome 😊

[@sihletshuma682]

Woow siyabonga shuwa keep it up iyaphambili ngomsebenzi wakho ukhulise isintu sethu

[@learngrow9172]

I had no idea you could cook matogwe and matamba. Amazing work you guys do. Thank you so much!

[@nomthandazoncube6175]

Great job,we are learning a lot .we have learnt a lot but there is a still more,like their culture ekukhuliseni abantwana e.g ukudonsa for the teenage gals .Amazilo (sacred places and days).Thank you for collecting this information for our grandchildren because its slowly vanishing.I like your job can you hire me to join you😂

[@lovemoremoyo4100]

I love this story very much as like now my mind are at home this days I m from Hhingwe thanks MA Griza

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Thanks Lovemore.

[@ckngivdtb37910]

Your channel is Godsent ❤️ 🙏🏼

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Thanks for watching.

[@hopemali2036]

I love your content, very informative indeed.Thank you for showcasing our African culture 👏👏👏

[@riseupfoundationafrica3779]

Wow bantu ngize ngikhumbule ekhaya

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Kuhle ekhaya.

[@chrispenhlabangana9349]

Thanks for your good Job mfoKa Mahlangu I really enjoy you programs you are bridging the knowledge gap of our good traditional healthy food. Thank you.

[@madrops2312]

Culture 101, laphe khaya👌👌👌. Yoh indaba yokugiga evryday inyawuthi ayithambanga😅. Macimbi my all time fav.❤️❤️ And izithelo if u think ukuthi ekhaya yimahara, etwn liyathenga yistress kkk🙄. Oh nice, the Plumtree name was takn from umqokolo.👌Yoh bro Prince uyakhutha kufish n all the sea food 😂😂

[@mgswp]

Kithi lapha. Thanks Sivalo.

[@noeltshuma9694]

....sister sister ndaboka you made us great....dula lakasungwa nami bakalanga

[@emmamakuzva3028]

plumtree,,,,ndundulu! Wow learning a lot

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Taboka❤️

[@sithulisilemoyo9131]

As always amazing content...muhle umsebenzi wakho we learning a lot from this channel. And we have a beautiful country shame

[@sikhathazilendlovu3088]

Nice one broe

[@mhopi9744]

Everything authentic. Yummy food. Great channel. I always enjoy ndebele n other other languages not shona kkkkkkkk sweet

[@tripodxxx1]

Well kalanga is 99% similar to chikaranga 😅😅😅...e shona speaking person can understand everything that a kalanga person is saying vis vesa

[@amkgaka9824]

Wow. Very educational. You should write a cookbook on Kalanga food.

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Thank you🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@charlesncube9511]

Love this channel

[@missm5238]

Always learn so much here. 😄

[@amandantshali3452]

I like this channel keep it up

[@mangalisobenjaminguma8639]

Lovely we want to see you in madlambudzi hingwe and bambadzi as well kkkk

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Definitely

[@macha3214]

Beautiful content 🤗

[@nomaJ9330]

Great content brother

[@nomalindsay]

I recently heard ukuthi umhlali can be used to promote twins and triplets embuzini. Kwenziwa njani

[@gertrudes6636]

So heart warming, my people 💓. Thank you MMMC , watching this and feeling nostalgic.

[@NgonidzaisheNgonidzashe]

Great content always!

[@nokuthulalisampofu6580]

Great content yeyi🙌 also from Plumtree .

[@toddmajaye9271]

A great channel. Is it not better to use kalanga language to interview the ladies instead of Ndebele?

[@siyabongazungu3675]

I'm a Ndebele but I'm also interested in learning Kalanga, so the interview in Ndebele makes some of us learn Kalanga, we are one nation, one Mthwakazi

[@mgswp]

Hello Sivalo, Could you please use a large font for the subtitles or a different font color. 🙏🏽

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Hie MG SWP. We've rectified that problem, thanks!

[@Sanele748]

Ku bukalanga ndiko kanyi kwedu..taboka nkadzaha

[@gertrudes6636]

Tjo zana zana tjo ndi kumbudza kanyi

[@veemuyambo]

Khalanga and Nambia is totally the same ,, l understand everyword she is saying ..

[@mbekezelikevin1867]

Facts 💯, I'm from Victoria Falls, I've lived among Nambya people and speak a bit of the language. You can't tell them apart if you're not fluent in either one of them.

[@jacobmunyaradzimuzembe1031]

Almost like shona, i can relate very well except few words

[@ba-kasbongiseninombalizabayeki]

Kwaaaaaaa 😂😂😂😂aii yazii ngthanda le eyokuthathana egoli kuhlukanwe fast ingoba abazali abajabulile

[@sibusisosbu7127]

BuKalanga ndiko kanyi kwedu, cream bro omama laba hayi ngibayethulela ingwane bayazazi izinto zesintu

[@langandlovu53]

Ngisithanda kakhulu isitshwal sonyawuthi .

[@ManojBarha-f7l]

I am indan kalanga state odisa❤kalanga❤

[@primrosempofu1228]

Oh thank you so so much... l dd ask for ths remember 😊

[@NgwizaSibanda]

That meal of unyawuthi taste nice when you eat with chicken meat or amasi ziyabuya

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

True.

[@maryncube9519]

Khalanga my language Keep them coming

[@shiyeliainkorea]

Our culture is rich. The language itself is a mixture of many dialects.

[@Justgloryn]

U are here

[@shiyeliainkorea]

@@Justgloryn yes 😆 I enjoy their content

[@mandlas.4305]

Inkaba yakho mfokaMahlangu iphoselwa emanzini idliwe zinhlanzi. LamaNguni oKhumalo kunjalo. Kutsho ukuthi zonke izinanakazana ezitholakala esizibeni okugoqela amacrabs, shrimps, prawns, etc kawudli.

[@innocentgoitseone3715]

As a. Zulu from Botswana, I can say is that the millet for kalangas is in the shops like many millets of Botswana. In Botswana the kalangas call their language ikalanga not tjikalanga

[@bhekanindebele4888]

Wow there's Zulu people in Botswana...we learn everyday🙏🏿

[@innocentgoitseone3715]

@@bhekanindebele4888 yeah. They are many tribes. Half of the population of Botswana is not Tswana while the other half is Tswana. Majority of tribes have Tswana names and surnames but not Tswana.

[@bhekanindebele4888]

Oh thank you so much for the info, next time I'm in Botswana I will communicate in my Zim Ndebele then😂😂..it's good to know this ngiyabonga 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@innocentgoitseone3715]

@@bhekanindebele4888 when in Botswana, just say u are ndebele or letebele in setswana. Its a sotho setswana old word used to group and reference to Zulus/ndebeles and other Nguni groups. The people will just think u from Botswana. Since they are ndebeles, Zulus and Xhosa in botswana. To avoid police harassment, best places is Phakalane and Gaborone North. No Zimbabwean is harassed by police, they are free. Doesn't matter the person has papers or not. This is because these two areas around Gaborone, are private land.

[@innocentgoitseone3715]

@@bhekanindebele4888 they is also a problem of that the Nguni groups (Zulus, ndebeles and Xhosa) are scattered around the country. Where they are found, they are not in big numbers

[@jbmadawu535]

But mme molebeleka muhanganya netji potroko

[@lungelomhlanga5312]

Great mzala proudly African

[@herb3014]

As for the off-road equipment, out of this world!

[@justicemoyo2688]

KINDA LIKE I WAS WAITING FOR THIS ONE......DANKIE

[@petrosmachobomachovo974]

A lot of similarities in Chikaranga and TjiKalanga. I like this. These languages must have one route and ancestry

[@zaccarter5095]

lesikhalanga sidakiwe aaayi ncaaaa anisazi iskhlng nina

[@simonmachaya]

PROUDLY KALANGA 😊

[@mildredsethusiwe9213]

Bukalanga ndiko kanyi kwedu Malalume my home

[@pepsannyathi5361]

👌👌👌👌👌 my lovely channel

[@petrosmachobomachovo974]

I like the KALANGA , they are part of the greater Shona Clan😊

[@kezinetibridgettemandiyand7117]

Mina i love the presenter too

[@riseupfoundationafrica3779]

Togwe i like our culture toboka

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Thanks for watching.

[@chipochiroorwa]

Kalanga is more Sgona right?

[@Magamezinsizwa]

Siyabonga Mahlangu🤝🏿

[@jbmadawu535]

Proudly kalanga

[@wennynkomo4494]

After 20 yrs iskhalanga lesindebele kuzafana kakhulu

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Kubuhlungu...

[@petrosmachobomachovo974]

Why did you have toʻ ask them in Isi Ndebele,

[@milidzaniletshola9045]

Kukayi moti thruuthru mu Botswana, mu leba tjililima.

[@sharon4christ957]

Am kalanga too but dont understand a single word🤩

[@mandlas.4305]

Usesidikidikini sawo amaKalanga, ePlumtree.

[@thecryptoguy8381]

Karanga share many words with Tsonga

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

Kalanga is definitely a dialect of Shona.............I understood 99.999% what that lady was saying in Kalanga

[@josephatkudumba8556]

Yes it sounds more like shona and Venda also

[@BCC1442]

Very true.

[@mogalekganya]

African united we are 1

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

That's true.

[@evesdawn7972]

When are you doing lozwi culture

[@karennkiwane3158]

Kanyi kwedu kwaMadlambuzi

[@faithncube2587]

Toboka kwazo

[@voteeffevansfinancialfreed190]

mina ngiphuma eSontala, eKezi, koLimani, ngisifunda ebantwini abafana nawe isiKalanga, ngoba ngikhulele koBulawayo,,,, ngiyabonga mfowethu, ngokungifunza ukudla okunomsoco, makwande!

[@_born84]

Interesting how African languages are similar

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

We are one...

[@simonmachaya]

NDEBELE PRINCE MIND IF ASK YOU ,CAN CHI KALANGA BE TAUGHT IN KWAZULU NATAL

[@MagrizaMadeMeCook]

Yes

[@mszikhali5751]

Siyabonga!!

[@nqobiledingilizwe7281]

dankie

[@thabisankomo7597]

Kalanga sounds like a mixture of Ndebele and Shona

[@mbiganyinleya8458]

Its really far from that

[@madrops2312]

I think every african language is related, one way or the other you will find same words

[@jacobmunyaradzimuzembe1031]

@@mbiganyinleya8458 As a shona hearing kalanga for the first, i can relate very well except few words there

[@thabisankomo7597]

@@madrops2312You are absolutely right.

[@milidzaniletshola9045]

The problem here is that they are mixing ndebele and ikalanga.

[@lungilenyathi]

Tjozanazana tjondikumbudza kanji

[@hipoppop4176]

Bakalanga wee ayine vhula

[@thabisondlovu5356]

❤️

[@VictoriaMuzenda]

Everyone want to rule but this is 100% Karanga. Its either you can call it Karanga or Kalanga. You cant have same culture same food and tell its different.

[@simonmachaya]

NDEBELE PRINCE THE PLACE YOU CALL MATEBELE LAND TODAY ,IS 100% RIGHTFULLY KALANGA LAND

[@simonmachaya]

NDEBELE PRINCE ,NDEBELE IS OPPRESSION ITS 💯 % SOUTH AFRICAN NOT ZIMBABWEAN

[@aussy78]

Thank you for another interesting episode showcasing our different cultures . I once visited Dombodema and Malalume some years ago. Siyabonga.