Major ethnic groups in Mozambique and their peculiarities

[@AmayaRue2360]

Thank you so much for this. I have been looking for Sena cultural information resources for Zimbabweans of Sena ancestry. Its so hard to do so because we are English speaking and resources are in Portuguese most of the time

[@mossmass9027]

God who created tribes has the best reason. Hope in europe and America their is tribes. AFRICA I LOVE. GOD YOUR PEOPLE IN AFRICA LOVE YOU.. Ssendijja Mathias a proud Muganda from Buganda in Uganda. Peace ✌

[@sirantonymhlanga2386]

NHAMBANE tribe was not mentioned, please if you have anything share.

[@user-gz5ou4rq5d]

I am pleased with your video and indepth research but may you enlighten us on decendents of chief Chimoyo of mozambique and his tribe.Muzenda

[@Deborah-h1p]

The Yarra nation in Australia, which has words similar to the groups in Mozambique. I notice that the Australian government is extremely quiet on this topic.

[@ntombikayisemozamana2474]

I would love to know more about the Hambane. My father is from Mozambique but he stayed in South Africa his surname was Masemane. I would really love to know about my roots and ancestry

[@steynkhesanimadlome4750]

if we add the Tshwa, Rhonga and Tsonga we get a larger TSONGA group and it will be the 2nd largest after Mukua i belive so

[@khesanismadlome3307]

Hie. I would like to add that Tsonga has at least 3 subgroups /dialects---ie, the Rhonga, Tshwa and Tsonga (who commonly refer to themselves as Changana). This is however a distortion of their true identity. I think you should also make mention of other groups which are related to Tsonga, such as the Chopi and Tonga (Gitonga).

[@Xaxameti]

wena Madlome se mi lava ku complicater swilo kkkkl

[@khesanismadlome3307]

@@Xaxameti ku hava na complication, Ndzo basisa tatana Valoyi kkikiki

[@tsaki_titan]

Haa kwini? Ani nge pfuki niti vite muchangani, ani pfumeli. Ni muTsonga!

[@maryfumo3054]

Xidindindi Sauth of Maputo to Katembe the Bother Natal

[@steynkhesanimadlome4750]

@@maryfumo3054 xindindindi ingaku ko va vulavulelo ro karhi ra Xitsonga/ Xirhonga.

[@user-gz5ou4rq5d]

Tell us about the Shona people and desendents of chief Chimoyo of mozambique

[@veeee7248]

There's no shona people in Mozambique they just relocate from 1980s

[@georgemaranville3305]

I need a female from Mozambique in her late 30s or 40s for a professional video about climate change. Is there any type of association or support group in America I could contact.

[@julialedwaba1434]

The Ndau Clan was not mentioned.

[@lindiwendlovu1413]

Hi there do you perhaps know how people from mozambique perform their tombstone unveiling ceremony? The surname is Thobela. Please i really need this information.

[@Jane-zp7hy]

Do not call them tribes. That's the language of colonizers. Call them Nationalities, one is a nationality. Balaba, 🇺🇬

[@araphahadjikonde8409]

What about YAO tribe

[@imjustwatchingyoutube8725]

Do y’all know in what tribe of Mozambique they talk nyungwe or chinyungwe. My mother is from Mozambique and I would really love to learn about my roots and cultures

[@Wonderkid44]

Where do you live?

[@imjustwatchingyoutube8725]

@@Wonderkid44 my mom is from tete

[@Wonderkid44]

@@imjustwatchingyoutube8725 okay, i can speak shona, nyungwe is not too far from shona…

[@imjustwatchingyoutube8725]

@@Wonderkid44 really? Are you from tete

[@boondocksripoff2237]

which language is the word "ronga" from?

[@beachboyryb7501]

tsonga

[@chrismakmak9571]

Tsonga was given by Henri Alexandre Junod a Swiss man in 1893 in Mozambique then went to Tzaneen in SA ,he joins Tswa+Ronga then he said them ll be called Tsonga

[@Xaxameti]

ronga is from the Zulu word Thonga meaning east. I Xitsonga words that start w rh(rhonga) correspond to Zulu words starting with th. Zulu consider Rhonga as being to their east

[@khesanismadlome3307]

@@Xaxameti is the such a word in Zulu to mean east. Rhonga is an original word in our language to mean the East, be it Tshwa, Rhonga or Tsonga, that word was not borrowed from Zulu. otherwise the zulu were the ones failing to pronounce Rhonga and referred to it as Thonga without the same meaning in isizulu

[@antonmanjate4561]

You have missed matshwa nyambanes matshopi 🎉

[@younggc2537]

The traditional healer is called nyanga not nanga

[@thamizama5904]

Is it not that Nanga is the Mozambiquean Shangaan and Nyanga is Nguni?

[@younggc2537]

@@thamizama5904 I'm am machangaan (machangana)

[@jabulaninkuna747]

In South African Xitsonga we call it N’anga. We dont pronounce it as Nanga or Nyanga though. We put that mark after N because its a special pronunciation.

[@p9mg]

Review the AKAN

[@bantuvoicemuchaikinuthia2536]

Kinda same with the Kikuyu... Especially on circumcision

[@thethoughtiwasasian8866]

Am from Mozambique and I just wanted to say that , we are genetically superior then most Africans

[@mzansimedia6257]

NGUNI people who are superior in southern Africa region

[@thethoughtiwasasian8866]

@@mzansimedia6257 no what am trying to say is that we makuan people are ethnically superior than any other African ethnic group , we will be the ones to deafet the Ethiopians Zionists , your not even close to our superiority

[@mashobane6177]

@@thethoughtiwasasian8866 you are superior in what we exactly, Mozambique is a poor country

[@lindiwendlovu1413]

hi there do you maybe know how the Thobela people perform their tombstone unveiling ceremony? I really need this information.

[@mashobane6177]

@@lindiwendlovu1413 tombstone unveiling is not an African tradition, it didn't exist centuries ago

[@ishmaelnas3520]

Ndau people

[@thethoughtiwasasian8866]

And our government is better