Easy English 30 - Namibian Languages

[@dawoodwilliams3652]

I want to travel through Namibia, because it looks like a more chilled version of South Africa.

[@JK-pn8kn]

It basically is...lol

[@NathanKashaka]

It actually is hoped u enjoyed

[@zofilep3612]

Wow this is so awesome... Namibia seems like a cool place, with streets, shops, friendly people. I am so sorry, I my head it was a bit stereotyped and generalized T.T Now I can see I was so wrong. And what an amazing diversity! I loved the video, please more about Namibia!! We need african english/other languages to join the game :)

[@easylanguages]

Will definitely do

[@mccardrixx5289]

@@easylanguages Hi

[@greatdane145]

Yes NOW you realize? Because of a KZbin video? Better stay at home…

[@zofilep3612]

@@greatdane145 touch some grass, being an a*hole on a 7 year old comment. Get a life mate

[@levilima2823]

Meanwhile countries like USA, Russia and others have only one majority language spoken by the population there are others which speak more than 3! That's really amazing. Congrats people from Namibia!

[@ramdas363]

Murica bad

[@ste9856]

There are plus 50 languages in russia

[@greatdane145]

You have no idea. Go to Namibia and try your luck bro

[@RuchanisCool]

Matisa is How are you in Khoekhoe/KhoeKhoeGowab

[@torrawel]

That's because they're big countries. Brazil and even China have the same "problem". In the rest of the world, it's pretty normal. Also here in the tiny countries of Europe. As someone from the Netherlands, I like their use of the word lekker! 🎉🎉. Lekker is een goed woord! 😂

[@MEvWORLD]

Yes this is amazing! I need more from Namibia and the other African countries.

[@easylanguages]

There will be another episode next week :D

[@MEvWORLD]

mataozil The United States of America. Where are you from?

[@barbarablattler1305]

Just browse around, there are many vidos about Namibia.

[@ees]

YES-JAAAAAA!!! its always a great pleasure to work with you guys! my favourite word is obviously #YEYE

[@easylanguages]

YEYE! ☀✌

[@johndeon]

EES Distraction boys

[@abdihakimmuseismail7886]

realy they are intelligent people they speak fluently many diffrent languages

[@Aichabraids]

I'M from West Africa Guinea Conakry and I speak 5 different languages . poullar, Sousou, Malenkee, French ,and English so cool

[@zabaanshenaas]

I would love to learn Fula and Susu.

[@HasufelyArod]

Say some words, please 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@luandenseconqueringsuperno7322]

Namibia is such a nice place, I would love to visit the country again.

[@easylanguages]

Do it :D

[@আলোরপৃথিবী-ল৪খ]

Is Namibia safe??? I am afraid... From Newziland..

[@no1reallycaresabout2]

Sick username

[@yeseniamezasalazar9265]

Owwww I never cease to be amazed at the amount of languages around the world! The cultural richness worldwide it's incredible! Regards from Peru! 😍

[@Ferinoification]

l am in love with Namíbia. i would like to live there!!! greetings from Brazil

[@ruthmutuni132]

jst pack a lot of brazilian hairs and come live here! hahahaha

[@levilima2823]

I'm also a brazilian and because of namibia's diversity i felt like Namibia is really similar to Brazil! If i get the chance i'll go there for sure :3

[@ruthmutuni132]

+Levi Lima you are right, I like pple from Brazil! thy ar jst too cute nd nice hairs! U ar welcum

[@levilima2823]

Oh thank you very much! Now i'll make sure that i have to go to Namibia because its people are really nice

[@ruthmutuni132]

+Levi Lima yes! most ar kind. jst bring me brazilian hairs neh... hahaha

[@halloanonym]

This is 100% my fave episode of easy languages thus far. So good 😍

[@soundoftoday10]

I admire the fact that in most of sub-saharian African countries they speak at least 2 languages even in cities. Here in Latin America native languages are spoken just for few people and basically there are no ways to learn them. Yes, most of our Latin American countries have 10, 30, ... even 100 indigenous languages but in most of places it's extremely difficult to find somebody who speaks at least one of those languages and there is a lack of resources to learn them

[@lorrenzom]

Wow Namibian are just like us south african in so many ways the slang is also the same,one love

[@Rocio1988]

Is Amazing to speak many languages in your country, it will be more easily to learn another language. Congratulation guys for sharing the video.

[@gonnzoGonnzales]

More from Namibia please! Very interesting and yeye!

[@ees]

cooool you have learned your first new namibian slang word ...YEYE!!!

[@zaiman97]

THIS VIDEO NEEDS MORE VIEWS!!!!

[@marikenheigauses9916]

🇳🇦 my country; My pride..Shout out to all Namibians around the ❤❤🌎..We often use more than 2 languages just in one sentence. " Everything is /naa my broer " ..In this sentence, we used English, Khoekhoegowab and Afrikaans....

[@johanna_na]

Keep languages pure. Don't mix them. Respect your ancestors by keeping their language pure. Don't mix English into anything. The language of invadors.

[@windhoekboer207]

My father grew up in Namibia and my aunt was born in Windhoek . in Namibia have my grandparents and their children (my father and my aunt). languages ​​were Afrikaans and German At home they spoke German and Afrikaans. I love Afrikaans because my father and I speak German and Afrikaans at home Why Afrikaans and English because my grandfather said, in order to have respect you have to use your mother tongue but also use a second language e.g. Afrikaans for the working world in Namibia and South Africa my grandparents spoke Afrikaans and German

[@nathanbinns6345]

My wife and I will be (possibly) travelling to Namibia soon to work as missionary translators, going by videos like this I'm looking forward to it more and more! We don't know yet where they want us but it will be either Namibia or Botswana (we are Aussie).

[@ruthmutuni132]

what is Aussie? You nd yo wife are always welcome in Namibia, if it happen that u come here. Botswana is also a gud and vry peaceful country! feel safe already!!!

[@barbarablattler1305]

Ruth, Aussies are Australians.

[@ruthmutuni132]

+Barbara Blättler Ouk, seems Australians have a way of shortening words! I use 2 watch Jamie and Nikki youtube videos! always shortening. thanks neh

[@barbarablattler1305]

+Ruth Mutuni You and I and all the other Namibians can be proud of each other and I think our country is an example to the rest of Africa. I think the Americans can come and learn a thing or two from us. At least we have peace and not that terrible racism like they have. What do you think?

[@barbarablattler1305]

+ Saxon Warrior You have to learn to be tolerant, that is number 1! I was born and I grew up in Namibia and now I am a senior citizen. Ok, my mother’s parents came to Namibia after WW1, my grandfather hated to be a soldier. He became a farmer. My father came to Namibia after WW 2. They all came from Germany. I was never raised to hate anybody. The gradual moving away from apartheid started already in the early 1970’s. I was shocked when I came to Cape Town in 1975 to see that there were 2 entrances at the post office. One for black people and one for white people. I was not used to that at all. Our change happened very gradually, and I think that was very good. People could get used to new ways and ideas very gradually. On top of it all most of my countrymen and women are peaceful and not fighters.

[@olavsanchez909]

It was so weird for me to see an old white lady speak with a clicking language. I loved it! Love Namibia

[@quincejohnsjr.9431]

Bemba and nyanja in Namibia

[@aliaa8257]

It's so interesting to see how people there are :) I like watching even if not for learning the language, because it opens your mind to more ways of life and culture. Thank you

[@charlesmcshonay5901]

Amazing their accent is not that heavy. Naijas have the heaviest accent in the whole world and their pride and confidence is unprecedented.

[@romesdiniz5235]

Hi there. This is an absolutely AMAZING video. Thank you.

[@woo19921206]

wow. Got to do a know more about this place more. Can't imagine so many langages in one country.

[@carlnarib3553]

Tolles video!!! Hope to join your crew sometime EES, Ich bin jetzt in Dänemark aber kommt im Dezember.

[@zaguatefeliz]

love it

[@janesarah6711]

I like Namibia 🇳🇦

[@zabaanshenaas]

I really want to learn Herero and Nama, and possibly even Ovambo. I have bought grammars and dictionaries of these languages. I would like to learn them to a very high level.

[@JayJay-lr5wm]

Such a refreshing video.. thanks

[@miertjestoer9525]

Hi, although some people predict that it will go down with Afrikaans in N and SA. Recent research show that Afrikaans as first language grow in Namibia and in SA in SA it grow in 11 years with 800000 more people ! Tv news and paper are in Afrikaans.

[@sandyn3384]

My country of birth I love the people there. Elegant and noble❤🇳🇦🇳🇦

[@TheDarkBreloom]

Namibia is differently country I want to travel around

[@davissae]

Holy cow these people are cool!

[@danemhaonam156]

2:51 wow, that man is a bigggg fan of...

[@SieHuntPaulx3]

This is so cool!!

[@faisalhaq1123]

Very interesting

[@lineaingahamukwaya281]

"matangara" actually refers to tripe. Not intestines.

[@bantuvoicemuchaikinuthia2536]

Matangari....In kenyan kikuyu means.. Tortured clothes..And matangara...In Swahili closely means the same...Like loose stripes..Of disorganized threads...We call tripe...(the food) matumbo... Directly translating as from the stomach

[@kaizersolze]

Beef chitterlings (pronounced "chit-LINZ").

[@wilfredkaavara3476]

Tofundju linea, where are you from

[@robokugel3383]

3:04 C O M R A D E

[@1987Miyamoto]

2:57 Stalin and Kashona !!!...it's really funny !

[@user-my7dh1lb5z]

The sound "oshili" means "arse" in Japanese

[@MrCalizo]

And the word 'Haka" in Namibian Language (Damara/Nama) means "four" but in Japaness it means, "Grave"--- I learnt tht from one of the volunteers from Japan to Namibia....

[@oinhthien7183]

Thank you so much! Thanks to this video, I just get to know about Namibia 🇳🇦!

[@amapolotv5201]

I love this video

[@zavatone]

Love it.

[@jean-marcthierryvictorinme1176]

i want to learn oshiwambo

[@jharnakhatrichhetri7034]

Nice

[@David2751]

Such an amazing video! I didn't know anything about Namibia, and now I can see it's a very diverse country with beautiful and kind people. They all looked so nice, polite and funny people to hang out with :)!

[@annastanziazwiegelaar1168]

Who are all the south Africas watching this and the guy who said lekker , we all like that's my bru😂😂

[@fietspomp987]

Dutch/German people too :)

[@erwinj9697]

I'm Dutch but same haha. At school we once had Namibian students coming to our school and we were able to communicate speaking Dutch and them Afrikaans and use English if we didn't understand eachother but for the most part it is pretty easy to understand eachother. It did help that my best friend his sister has a South African husband though who I talked with a ton so I had alot of practice 😂. Also interesting to hear them speak in their native language but I forgot which language that was but not all the students spoke it. Some only spoke Afrikaans.

[@hoangem3678]

interesting

[@aloisbrinkmann3099]

Nice clip from Namibia ... Best wishes from Germany !

[@euclidespylson]

could you suggest a school to learn english in Namibia? i am angolan

[@MidnightTheOne]

Me, Mozambican/Sao Tomean - Portuguese: I grew up speaking 3-4 languages, thinking I'm big sh*t. Average Namibian: That's cute.

[@aaronmulenga5421]

3:19 she's Zambian those are Zambian Languages. . . . .

[@Therongunner]

Yes, very much.

[@AndweleHarris]

"Lekker" is also a Durch word

[@Fanwithnblades]

German too

[@kimashitawa8113]

Afrikaans is Dutch daughter language

[@matheuslima172]

As pessoas da Namíbia são todas poliglotas que legal

[@manuelgerman1426]

Também no sudafrica

[@jeanalex7698]

Quase todos os países da África, Ásia e Europa tem população poliglotas.

[@kibasoueu]

lol that guy with the stalin poster on the background, awesome

[@mikkokorperich4151]

In what city did you film this? Windhoek?

[@emmanabi1283]

Yep

[@LucianoLopesLima]

More from Namibia, please

[@SnowElf_96]

2:57 Stalin?? lmao wtf

[@tec-jones5445]

Papa Stalin?!? Is that you?

[@MilanStojanovic9]

Maybe its there to attract russian tourists

[@kutosheyesca3867]

Wow..

[@orsy3335]

@3:04 Joseph Stalin poster!!??? WTF!!!

[@brooklyndoeses7633]

He is not namibian His accent is very different from ours

[@khanyisilentsizwane8018]

Hi Brooklyn. Do you by any chance know Herero? Please teach me if you do..

[@brooklyndoeses7633]

Precious Khanyisile Ntsizwane im Damara... i cant speak Herero.. sorry..😕

[@khanyisilentsizwane8018]

Damara sounds a little like Afrikaans neh?

[@brooklyndoeses7633]

Precious Khanyisile Ntsizwane no my dear.. afrikans is more like german i can say.. in Damara we have clicks like Xhosa.. very beautiful language indeed😊💟

[@iyaloomofuka4729]

Reporting from Namibia, my hometown 🙄

[@teopolinekaulinge5485]

Iam new to the channel bt I like what iam seeing ☺️

[@LiuLoki]

2:50 based poster

[@zeldamodise3758]

I miss Namibia!!!

[@wilfredkaavara3476]

Am only getting recommendations now after 4 years

[@erille712]

How to learn Namibian 1. Slap your head 2. Try lines 3. (Speaking Namibian) 4. *Cries* Do order 2, 3, 1 and 4

[@hashcosmos2181]

So is it that easy to learn more than one language in the same time, just living in a place where they're all spoken? Well I think I'm gonna do that with my future children

[@ruthmutuni132]

yes... it is! I speak 5 languages too! Oshiwambo (native), English, Africaans, Herero and German! Namibia is diverse like Ees said

[@barbarablattler1305]

Start teaching your children languages at a very young age. Unfortunately I never learned Nama, because I was already 11 when my parents moved to the farm, and the farmworkers' children spoke Afrikaans to us. They only taught us very nasty swar words. Such a pity.

[@vio3366]

They look like nice people! Loved this episode

Namíbia, his hometown?!!! Hmmm, lekker!

[@easylanguages]

hahaha small tongue twister :P

[@everything_theo22]

I know ess did not just say "Namibia my home town"😂😂

[@taambandjenanguti6737]

Meeen!! my people that's Namibia!

[@gusper314]

Amazed! This is how I feel...in Brazil we just watch bad things about Africa...let alone a single country....😮😞

[@asafubuheri6900]

I recommend you should do this even in Swahi (Easy Swahil) l.the interview should be done in East Africa (Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar , Kenya, especially in Mombasa and, Uganda, Burundi a bit)

[@oluchinwagboso7996]

Love it! Just real quick Namibia is a country not a town :)

[@loopje]

They guy is literally ali g

[@مصطفىسيدعمرمحمد]

Hello namibian people

[@olliert4840]

1:26 - suddenly german xd

[@matt9999]

it's Afrikaans but close enough lol

[@maksim5078]

My gunsteling tale is Duits, Nederlands en Afrikaans. Hierdie drie tale is Wes-Germaanse tale. Deur hierdie drie tale kan jy na Duitsland, Oostenryk, Switserland, Nederland, België, Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten ( wêreldwyd bekend as gevolg van die vliegtuie wat oor die strand laagvlieg ), Suriname, Suid-Afrika en Namibië reis.

[@LodiJP]

I didn't know much about Namibia.. this was very nice ^__^~

[@Manjaaraa]

More more more please

[@inotilaatinghaamwa9333]

"from Namibia, my home town"

[@rashaangriffin9958]

Yes there are white people in Namibia

[@Sungawakan]

Rashaan Griffin Namibia isn‘t a town but a country. So it is his homecountry.

[@worldtalent6882]

Rashaan Griffin migrants from Europe!!

[@barbadoskado2769]

the guy with the stalin and 2pac poster :D

[@dorthy909]

Home town??

[@cristhiannarvaezflores1249]

could you translate into spanish..pleasee..

[@marcopolo2395]

It seems first word... german infrastracture i guess...

[@asafubuheri6900]

Lecker (german word) - sweet, delicious

[@philipmagongo8173]

wait did ees just say Namibia is his hometown ,just wondering ?

[@emmanabi1283]

He did

[@kunaanguu6910]

Is Namibia your home town or home country?

[@lelyleida1026]

I thought so many words that really the same or probably absorb word from "German, or Dutch"

[@Jerimbo]

Need. More. Nama. More. Namibia.

[@JTT2505]

Nice poster of Uncle Joe. 😉

[@jancovanderwesthuizen8070]

The one who said etse, maybe he meant eksê

[@shawndesuz1184]

No it just etse... it's not the SA

[@1987Miyamoto]

In Russia most people know max 2 language...our and English or another European language...maybe Asian language...China.

[@goukeban6197]

Just looking at that sun makes me dizzy!

[@mauee-uamamaa-uandje1992]

You are probably cold 🤒 ❄️ like an ice Gou 😁👋

[@KryCaNe]

Didn’t know Namibia was a town.

[@YevhenCoUkraine]

They admire Stalin dictator? 3:00

[@dbuc4671]

u mean ur home country not town

[@qingquespmogumogu]

Oshili means arse in Japanese lol

[@easylanguages]

oooops 😂

[@divinejessicaful]

seriously!!! oshili means true in my language i learn something new everyday

[@Dp-kc5wt]

僕もまさに日本語の「おしり(oshiri)」に聞こえました笑 I also heard "oshili" as a Japanese word, "oshiri", which means butt. Love from Japan!

[@donaneguinhashow2572]

E o português???