Incredible Zulu click language - The ultimate tongue twister.

[@akaviral5476]

The voice meant to narrate the universe, the smile meant to light it up

[@TheLuxfare]

beautiful comment, I could not say it better.

[@mapenzi510]

Wow what a compliment! Poetic.

[@riverselive_kdmz_8458]

This guys voice is really amazing not gonna lie So freaking 3d oml. Im impressed

[@S4NSE]

That's the cutest comment I've ever read

[@themarcshark]

Calm down buddy

[@VindictiveDesign]

His voice is made for Radio

[@TikeMyson69]

And his smile is for the big screen.

[@robmausser]

I want him to read me bedtime stories and im a 35 year old dude.

[@murrrr8288]

Totally!!

[@leandro5840]

amazing voice

[@ChrisHow]

And his hands for playing piano

[@The_Kirk_Lazarus]

He should definitely be narrating documentaries. What an incredible voice.

[@justme_aleksandra]

Fr it's beautiful

[@nao0oboom]

absolutely!

[@Carl-LaFong1618]

Wasn't he the spokesman for 7UP in the 70's?

[@juammanuelortizrodriguez5527]

Don't forget the smile !!

[@JohnDaker35p]

Im so glad im not the only one who thought this. When I first played the vid and he spoke I was like "Oh my god"

[@johanthompson1463]

This man needs to be hired to narrate a documentary on Zulu history and culture.

[@wmden1]

I will say it, too. As a 71 years old bass singer, myself, this dudes voice is great. He just rolls out that bass as free and easy as water over a waterfall. I gotta listen again.

[@allrequiredfields]

Isn't it a shame we don't have voices like this anymore in popular music? I seriously cannot remember last time I heard a singer with a deep or raspy voice. Everyone these days sounds like a Disney princess.

[@vierkantbonsai7450]

​@@allrequiredfields even worse. Like plastic dollies .... Autotune destroyed the meaning of singers. I am 23 and I prefer every singer over an "artist"...

[@thomasrowley9833]

​@@allrequiredfields small town titans

[@asfuji]

@@vierkantbonsai7450 Also one of the reasons I go for punk and metal music, it's a bit more raw especially live

[@matthewfoster2684]

That was my first thought too

[@troyyap]

It’s like speaking language in 3D. Very interesting and unique.

[@MyHam-os4bq]

That is a very fitting way to put it lol

[@LopsideMakes]

4D honestly 😂

[@makutas-v261]

White people don't say "he's speaking enchantment table" anymore, they just say "speaking in 3D"

[@FoxySocks]

@@makutas-v261 Feel better now? 🙂

[@youvegotmailfromonetheodor9062]

@@FoxySocks he's not making a snarky comment, he's referencing a meme; "white people don't say 'awesome sauce' anymore, they say 'kafkaesque'." Undoubtedly a classic

[@FogelTheVogel]

The hard part about those click sounds isn't just making the actual sound. It's incorporating them flawlessly and seamlessly into words

[@BjørjaBear]

Can you really learn that as an adult as a non-native language? That must be very hard.

[@sarahbohl1796]

​@@BjørjaBear yes you can. I mastered all his clicks in one evening. With just a litle practice it wont be hard to use in fluent speech

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

@@sarahbohl1796 'mastered' lol go away

[@sarahbohl1796]

@@bluebellbeatnik4945 what are you trying to imply?

[@obc7716]

@@bluebellbeatnik4945it aint that hard bro i think you got what’s called a skill issue

[@Lost_Lex]

When he said "have any questions?" my brain started spilling out my ears

[@goldbigeagle6772]

“If no questions, thank you.”

[@hg_95]

I asked if we could start from the top 😂

[@ShadowsK.Y]

can we respect the fact this man taught us for nearly 3 minutes straight without missing a beat

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

He would make a good beat boxer, I think He is actually a teacher as a job.

[@xposed1168]

No...we cant and wont. Its such a basic task you simpleton

[@xposed1168]

@Carlloves this just proves you didnt actually watch and/or comprehend the video.

[@robyd]

Esh

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

@Carlbaratlive I think it's only the sounds of clicking and tutting that are the same as beatbox and are often the first thing learned.

[@rofsjan]

It's not only his voice, that is made for radio. His energy is positive.

[@KanalDerGutenSache]

I thought you would say "It is also his face"

[@goodboix3528]

FACTS

[@MelissaThompson432]

What about his smile, though?

[@rofsjan]

Wonderful smile, great facial expression. It is all congruent.

[@AverageAlien]

That means nothing.

[@schiros123]

Wow this man should be narrating literally everything. What a voice! What a teacher!

[@SpinDoctor91]

It's like a Morgan Freeman with an African accent

[@seriouslee6741]

Lmao, I was sitting here thinking "well, Morgan Freeman just lost his job." Mostly kidding because he does still have an amazing voice but yeah, this guy, I'd listen to this video alone about 12 more times just to round it up to 1000

[@thedudeofdud688]

M

[@lanlin8267]

Audiobooks about everything ❤

[@croonyerzoonyer]

Yeah he’s got a good voice but don’t know about everything. The man with the golden voice Ted Williams is better.

[@helloidharbl6753]

I've done some voice work. This guy needs to be heard. Commercials, Voice Overs, Radio. He has the attributes.

[@TubeScavenger]

This guy needs to get into voiceover work.

[@Strayalongtheway]

So true!

[@Sh5h5h]

i thought the same thing 2 seconds into the video

[@bouncysoupyt2974]

@@Sh5h5h lx

[@agusugian]

for real

[@PennyRooooo]

Beautiful voice.

[@estateelite9284]

A voice as deep as an ocean, a smile as bright as the sky

[@wahtx7717]

@@a-dv7uy The clip that no one wanted

[@Daffodil956]

U recognition of beauty tells more about you.👌🏼👌🏼 A nice person mate

[@gildanonofyabiznez6430]

Rizz

[@cantrips]

I want to be this guy's friend.

[@drewtreak2785]

and a skin that ruins it all

[@elsolo00]

He has a voice I didn't realize I wanted to hear.

[@amandabialkowski9131]

yes very nice.

[@duckdickerson9494]

God that deep voice shacks your chest Damn

[@morgan97475]

Yup. This guy needs his own radio program.

[@jeffreylawson5082]

YESSS!!!!!!

[@SirSubT]

Like a warm blanket

[@Rodrigorodriguez20241]

I feel like a wormhole just opened up in the universe for me watching this. I hope this language is never lost.

[@tulip8586]

I am Xhosa, if you ever find yourself in South Africa, Cape Town. You'll hear it everywhere. Most of the citizens here are bilingual at least and are fluent in both English and the other 2 native languages in the regions. My lady is from Northern Ireland and is currently learning how to speak Xhosa from me and my family. It's incredibly difficult to teach oddly enough because I requires practice with your tongue. But at the core the language and it's rules are much more simple than English. If you ever travel to South Africa, make sure you ask your tour guide about the languages. There's a whole deep and dense amalgamation of cultures hidden here!

[@johnsmith1926]

@@tulip8586 A lot of these click sounds are just not part of most families of languages. So far I only listened to people speaking it. This is actually the first video I came across, where someone is actually doing an approach to teach, by not just speaking the words. Instead he is first defining and separating the 'odd' sounds from the words and then incorporating them into the language. Sounds way less frightening to me to learn now.

[@hanks72]

As to why this man isn't doing voice-over is beyond me. What a natural talent.

[@drerocketanimations]

I wouldn't call it a talent, more like a gift.

[@Entertainment-ub8sy]

@@drerocketanimations they didn't call it a talent, they called it a natural talent.

[@Lelski]

3 seconds of his speech and ai can do it no problem

[@kidkique]

His video has six million views so in a way he is

[@manubishe]

Contracts 'at will'.

[@lifewithveronicah]

His voice belongs to documentaries. It’s a rare kind of voice ❤

[@uhjeff3651]

Yeah. Even though there are lots of talking monkeys, this one is unique.

[@GintokiSensei-01]

@@uhjeff3651 cringe

[@miguelpatino3856]

This guy could even out-narrate Morgan Freeman, amazing

[@MrUnder30seconds]

you can't jus thave a good voice, you need to have full understanding of what you're saying, not just read off a script.

[@uhjeff3651]

@@GintokiSensei-01 do you really go around the internet using that word?

[@steves835]

I've never been so happy to learn a language I'll never speak. This guy is gold.

[@barneyboyle6933]

You didn’t learn a language. You learned pronunciation.

[@sotirzvanidjubre4109]

Problem is you haven't learn anything

[@steves835]

@@sotirzvanidjubre4109 Yes I have. I now put a click in everyone's name, regardless of their ethnicity.

[@robertdrake8193]

When I was lifegaurding in Okinawa Japan, there was a gentleman there who spoke with clicks. So cool. He couldn't swim and asked if I could teach him. He could barely float the first day, and within 2 days this man was swimming laps and doing flipturns like a pro. One of my proudest moments.

[@KorhalKk]

"We split into four" *all fingers expand to the outer reaches of the universe*

[@sorobuddie]

Lmao😂🤣

[@jowjjoeksidnwosjxnalwosmbl5476]

😂😂😂

[@thegax7593]

this comment made me laugh so damn hard LMFAO

[@chewygad7899]

People on the Internet so goddamn funny that makes me wanna puke

[@Drew_198]

Oh shit LMAO

[@aewtx]

This guy needs to narrate a movie. His voice is epic.

[@kinglistosas5010]

The South African James Earl Jones

[@Dika0071]

No, this is too strong. Weird

[@dabalishis1585]

He's got to be related to Morgan freeman

[@angelcolony]

His teeth are also shine. Fits to be a toothpaste ad model.

[@malaha84]

I have such voice after а good booze in the morning.

[@CLANK...]

Dont underestimate how hard it is to explain something in depth for 3 minutes, into a camera. This guys a natural teacher 👌👏

[@Bogartis]

I thought i just watched a ten minute video until i read this

[@eyescreamcake]

It sounds like he does this routine on a daily basis, like a tour guide?

[@TemplarX2]

It seems easy until you try to do a youtube video.

[@alguldandoce7982]

It is easy, what are you talking about man?

[@CLANK...]

@@eyescreamcake there are a lot of tour guides in SA, and theyre usually super friendly and charismatic. Could be, for sure

[@theskatemap]

Holy shit! Can someone hire this guy as a narrator??? LOVE IT!

[@happy_little_teacup]

this man was absolutely born to be a teacher; his delivery, his voice, and his attitude are all such a unique wonder. i hope he continues to have reason to smile this beautifully forevermore, he is a gem❤️

[@Leanzazzy]

Yeah he explained it so patiently and kindly. He also speaks very slowly and clearly so anyone can easily understand.

[@kogaju7678]

He died

[@mistytharpe3991]

Sounds like he could've played poggle the lesser . The leader of the geonosians on attack of the clones.

[@N4RE.]

@@Leanzazzy very easy to understand him, English is not my native language and I am improving it, but it was not difficult for me to understand him thanks to his way of speaking

[@kogaju7678]

@@mistytharpe3991 what part of history is that?

[@FlavorLab]

Finally the algorithm gets me

[@nickc1269]

Truly youtube is a telapath

[@alexandremarconi7629]

Ya just got it

[@merlyworm]

Hell yeah. 2:30 in the morning, I wake up from a EIRD dream and youtube suggests this to me. Im starting to wonder if google can read minds.

[@Deafca7]

Yeah the algo finally found it's wae to me 12:57PM

[@alsunnyy]

Preach

[@laurrisa.t7091]

I like how his flexing on us with the “any questions?”

[@CEOofSleep]

Me in class: You can't ask something you don't even know

[@MadLemon]

What does his flexing do?

[@InfinityHS]

@@MadLemon makes me want to learn them damn clicks...

[@SplitSauce2289]

@@MadLemon makes non clickers jelly

[@maaikeen123]

I am nothing but questions. 🤯🥵

[@rejuveniledelinquent3522]

I'm a writer and voice over director and my god this man's voice is beautiful. So rich!

[@Guercinator]

Imagine this man's voice narrating an audiobook. Can we make this happen?

[@MichaelLasotaMusic]

+1

[@bz7694]

No

[@NVNNN]

Literally every negro ever. They all have cool voices. Darker the skin, better the voice We should think about making a special colony in Africa where we would breed the finest radio narrators

[@herr.wanderwege]

The only one who can make this happen is himself.

[@monkeypenis-or5ry]

no

[@cynthiabakerwoodard]

The voice, the smile, the confidence, the ability to command the audience. Wow!

[@nostalgicbliss5547]

You're dripping

[@bluunttrauma3762]

Alright lady, don’t forget to take your menopause supplements lmao

[@tibeerius3656]

@@bluunttrauma3762 be nice.

[@tibeerius3656]

He really does a phenomenal job. Very captivating speaker, totally agree with your assessment.

[@Patrik6920]

@@bluunttrauma3762 ya well with a nick like that ur comment makes perfect sense..

[@dylanmckinley2068]

Wow his ability to describe his language in English is amazing. It shows you how much speaking multiple languages improves comprehension overall

[@honeywasp7839]

especially 2 so different from each other

[@andr_sh]

Ok so do you think if he wasn't able to explain something in English , that would mean ha lacks comprehension?:) Racist.

[@jakemccoy]

He speaks English better than most Americans.

[@flapjackssyrup3905]

When you speak a different language from your own you have to focus more. You have to choose the correct words, make sure your pronunciations are correct, and make sure you’re phrasing your sentences correctly. I’m American learning French and progressing forward in Spanish.

[@SimplySammyK]

😂🤣💀

[@NightShade1161]

That was an amazing example of your language and how it is used absolutely incredible. Thank you so much. May I add that you have one of the most amazing voices ever thank you again❤

[@Delatta1961]

Wow, what a smooth, calming voice. This guy should be narrating documentaries or voice-overs in movies.

[@ryanolsen294]

@@exowars?

[@normified]

@@ryanolsen294 bot

[@ryanolsen294]

@@normified oh I know, was just testing to see if I would get a response. 😅

[@mateomoreno331]

Ive seen more comments saying bot these days, whats going on?

[@idek3867]

I love his voice and the fact that he actually took time to teach us about this

[@juliemanarin4127]

Amazing isn't it?

[@Logix727]

and his smile duh

[@flddoc2]

An amazingly textured language. This man’s speech is so deliberate and his voice deep and rich. A great combination.

[@restttaaa]

like voice generator

[@4Player19]

you sound pretentious

[@Nothing-dm8wq]

Morgan freeman lost child

[@flddoc2]

@@LordOfSweden Didn’t say the language was amazing. I described the texture, the sound…of the language as “amazing”. Don’t short change yourself. Find true meaning otherwise you’ll continue to fall short.

[@whopperdogbug]

What a fantastic video - the voice, examples in english, the simple yet comprehensive information.... Thanks for making this.

[@BayeDjibrilSamb]

The beauty of Africa also lies in the diversity of its languages ​​and dialects. A fan from Senegal.

[@fatimahc.3860]

Fan from Gambia.

[@larsstougaard7097]

Yes great video, it was not click bait but beautiful click language

[@giio5749]

I was just thinking how amazing it is that there’s so many languages used to communicate! I wish I could speak more than just two and the goal is to know at least 4 🥳🥳

[@roadkillavenger1325]

There's nothing beautiful about Africa. It is one of the most violent continents on Planet Earth. Each day there is enough blood spilled in Africa to fill an Olympic swimming pool.

[@BayeDjibrilSamb]

@@roadkillavenger1325 Have a nice day sir, take good care of yourself.

[@itzakpoelzig330]

Not only does this guy have a fantastic speaking voice, but he's also a gifted explainer. He made everything very clear and gave excellent examples every step of the way. That's not common.

[@pyruvicac.id_]

I’d say not just entertainer, but an entertaining teacher which is a very rare gift and a very underappreciated talent and a much needed one at that, cheating not only the children but people of all ages all types of fact I didn’t know and love to know ❤️

[@angelofdeath275]

there are very few people in this world who can be a proper teacher. otherwise we wouldnt have near constant stores of stupid managers who never train their employees

[@chenzo6165]

He also didn't stutter a single time. He knows exactly what he wants to say

[@allylondon9579]

Yes!

[@Gunsandjewels]

Teacher Education or Translation

[@quickhandcam8596]

Someone hire this man to narrate all of Discovery channel's animal documentaries.

[@Joe-td9zw]

He is so talented!

[@alecapin]

@Soldagg, why not?

[@rexxo4246]

Good voice yes, but he doesn´t beat Mike Rowe.

[@Al.j.Vasquez]

But with an Aries Spears twist

[@OM-et4qj]

Exactly!! The real Golden voice!!

[@KDbbasm]

I learned more about the interesting languages of that region from this video than I ever did in my 72 years. I always knew of the "click" sound language but no specifics...until now. Thank you.

[@NovosOrdoMundi]

This chap's voice is so enchanting, I'd gladly listen to him narrate a 4-hour hemorrhoid cream commercial.

[@martinomori665]

LOL!

[@jayaye1055]

🤣🤣🤣

[@onlooker4564]

😂😂😂😂

[@thedistinguished5255]

hehe

[@ella4mason]

😂

[@TripleBeppo]

clicked for his smile, stayed for his voice-- the natural charisma of this man is astounding hahah

[@COOPERx223x]

You didn't click for the clicks?

[@svendbentjensen5512]

You getting the tingles?

[@MissFushi]

His voice is so soothing. I could just listen to him read me stories forever. The tone and accent is a perfect blend.

[@waltervillalba1000]

Yes you are ready to take his culture inside

[@uwqo7383]

doom awaits you below

[@Mr.Ditkovich.]

​@@waltervillalba1000 What do you mean by that?

[@waltervillalba1000]

@@Mr.Ditkovich. Lit

[@yellow_flash813]

@@Mr.Ditkovich. gimme rent!!

[@JacobBunea84]

Purest smile I’ve ever seen. Thank you for brightening up my day with your smile and beautiful language Sakhile

[@shafwandito4724]

someone should hire this man. This man has the golden voice for documentaries.

[@enriquedsouza5103]

I'd love to watch any african documentary with him narrating

[@ovedaehiogu7991]

​@@enriquedsouza5103or any documentary for that matter ❤

[@AgentCathy]

I think he has a job narrating documentaries on KZbin.

[@tboda2621]

While his voice is nice and deep and rich it is not so unique that he would stand out among many other, what are called, ”bass voices" looking for V.O.work.(unless you mean his wonderful accent) just about all, Christian Gospel groups have a bass singer. The Temptations had a fantastic bass singer in Melvin Franklin, The group that sang, "Alvira" country gospel, Lawrence Welk had one named, Larry Hooper. My grandparents loved him. We have lots of them in the jingle business, all looking for a paycheck. As I say, unless you're referring to his accent. We've got lots of them. Btw, Elvis' Jordonaires had a Great one...They were also a country gospel group.

[@encozine]

@@tboda2621 dude u made a poem about him??

[@redfailhawk]

I have been struggling with Zulu due to the clicks... it’s so wonderful to hear a native speaker explain them!

[@CosmicAnteater]

All the power to you! I found myself trying to click along with him and failing miserably haha. You’ll certainly overcome your struggles!

[@kimcwhite6509]

I've heard Trevor Noah (Comedian) explain his roots and language. He does the clicks also! Very interesting and difficult.

[@darklittlepeople]

@@kimcwhite6509 oh, does he ? thank you, i'll look it up now ! i love trevor noah

[@kimcwhite6509]

@@darklittlepeople yes! I believe he says 'Xhosa' people click. Look for his older videos where he talks about being raised in South Africa. He wrote a book called 'Born a Crime' as he has a SA mother and Swedish white father and was born during Apartheid in Soweto.

[@seanwordone]

I’m struggling with Spanish…. I don’t think I have what it takes to speak beat box😅

[@aayanbaig4775]

He should be a voice actor or something, or a narrator for his own channel or something. His voice and that smile are meant for the big screens!

[@GeneralBlorp]

This man is a treasure. He could click his way through an entire phone book and we would all still be here listening!

[@HandlewithcareVibes]

no cap

[@boxelderinitiative3897]

Nah

[@Gaalification]

The Morgan Freeman of clicks

[@melblack7412]

😂

[@daddynikolatesla6663]

Hey you, change your name to Nikola Tesla. General Blorp is an insult against one of the greatest sciencetist ever. >:( (I mean this sarcastic for the people who are dead serious.)

[@rajat_sekhar]

To be honest, this man has an incredible voice. And he is a great teacher as well.

[@lalli8152]

Yeah his voice would be perfect for example for radio

[@christopherdieudonne]

I was just thinking the same thing. His voice is great.

[@justinmacarrhur1924]

Pitty compliment

[@lovekai88]

Thank you so much for making this video and sharing with us!

[@junegloom198X]

The voice, the accent, that big smile, the command of multiple languages -- what a guy!

[@jhtsurvival]

Most people out of the US know multiple languages

[@junegloom198X]

@@jhtsurvival cool, so do i

[@ashishhembrom3905]

Don't forget the shiny pearls!!

[@WankerTheWetFingers]

Gay

[@whatishappening2797]

I agree! Very interesting ^^

[@fuego_5134]

This man’s voice and positivity literally put a smile on my face

[@archkull]

As opposed to a figurative smile lol

[@GoofyChild33]

600th like

[@Robin-mj6jv]

I love him.

[@WingoTribe704]

When u have all of your teeth, it is easier to pronounce

[@Rydonittelo]

He's like a south African ray of sunshine isn't he

[@gladiusthrax4941]

I can pronounce all those sounds separately, but the way he uses them fluently in the speech is incredible 😁😁

[@whknws9595]

this! ive been sitting here trying to say the words Canada and Quebec with clicks for the past five minutes

[@redneckrambo9626]

Same. Saying them individually was easy enough but actually using them in speech had me flustered up the wazoo

[@whknws9595]

@@redneckrambo9626 I was so confident going into it too LOL I humbled myself very quickly

[@tajik9144]

My father married a Zulu woman when i was about 12 years old. We moved to RSA and i got to live there for about 5 years. I was never fluent in Zulu but i was able to ask basic questions and understand a lot of basic stuff. I passed Zulu at an 8th grade lever. I think because i was learning the language at a young age i was and still am able to make the sounds in the middle of the words. It is still funny to hear my dad say Zulu words completely wrong lol. He was never able to use the clicks in the middle of the words. I think learning at a young age is pretty important for this kind of stuff. P.S. i am a basic ass American white boy so its kind of funny to see peoples reactions in RSA when i would start speaking Zulu to them. Now im 36 and i havent been back to RSA in about 18 years. i miss it.

[@stayon.]

​@@tajik9144 Welcome back home African diaspora 😂

[@CriticalEnjoyer]

Clicked for the clicking, stayed for the voice, mesmorized by the fingers.

[@patricksurname5793]

Mans has got a golden voice. He would be a perfect radio or podcast host.

[@euginia38]

Riiiiiighhhhttt

[@namesurname7172]

Or a cannibalistic warlord.

[@canesugar911]

@@namesurname7172 beta

[@code3xiv]

And a hugee.. nevermind.

[@CoachJohnMcGuirk]

And a great smile too! TV would be fine as well.

[@tranglomango]

It's not just his voice, the dude just seems to be such a nice person

[@jadefalcon001]

He really does! I also really liked how he explained and then demonstrated each of the phonemes. I was nodding along like a student as he went through them. I'd never heard a couple of these sounds and he made it immediately make sense! The mark of a great teacher.

[@STNeish]

Indeed, that smile at the end!

[@squiggs928]

I really have no chance of actually following the phonetics but man I could listen to this guy all day. He oozes positivity.

[@sivanhedoesstuff]

@@a-dv7uy i don't think anyone wanted it or cares

[@Hayastantzi92]

@@a-dv7uy Spam

[@pangpengmaster]

by the time I hear his voice, see the width of his smiles, and the four fingers wide apart, I know this man is not gonna disappoint

[@ListenandLearnEnglish]

This entire video made my day better.

[@gs-nq6mw]

His voice is awesome

[@Meekmoonlitmuse]

*Someone gotta drop a beat behind this*

[@Ivegotwormsinme]

No kidding, right? I had a terrible day. Everyone but my parents forgot that it's my birthday today. This was the first thing that made me genuinely happy all day. That guy's smile could brighten up a room.

[@h4x3r101]

its his smile that made my day.

[@darkmario3321]

@Desert Queen ??

[@fredsmith-kingofthelunatic7810]

Y'all want Morgan Freeman to read your life stories. I want this man.

[@moose43h]

His voice is deep but doesn’t have the same quality

[@ThemrRewind]

@@timvanloo6 Ooof!

[@BenRusk11]

This man narrates Morgan's life.

[@PokemonParadise2010]

#FACTS!

[@BxCortez2050]

@@ThemrRewind ooof is rite

[@michaelstaengl1349]

Great insight into a fully other group of languages. My life narrated by Sakhile surely would sound much more exciting as it already was.

[@tanosk7]

African golden voice!!!

[@Strayalongtheway]

Yeah, it's great!

[@TrudyPatootie]

@Gengonglike Arbukle Stray Along the Way meant.. That the gentleman needed to get PAID TO DO voiceover work.. For movies or audiobooks etc.

[@AlBasrawi98]

@Gengonglike Arbukle He said, the guy should do voice over work not, needs voice over work.

[@shadowhenge7118]

this is truly beautiful

[@johncreighton844]

He could get paid for radio , tv, or internet adverts.

[@ethannape2699]

Holy shit this man’s voice is so deep and rich. He’d be a really good radio host. He has the naturally good voice and is able to talk without faltering.

[@lord_nihilus]

So true

[@hadifelani]

That's what I thought immediately 😂

[@moontowerdrums]

Not only is it his timbre but also the sound of intelligence.

[@givensurname1296]

He could rival James Earl Jones

[@moos5221]

He's much better on camera because of his strong facial expressions and the heartwarming and his catching smile/laugh. I'd bet everyone who watched this video smiled, because that's our human nature, smiling socializes and he is extremely good at it and this in turn makes us feel good/happy and therefore we enjoy the content even more. So his voice is great but his facial expressions are too good for radio.

[@ogochukwuaka3213]

I am a linguistics student and we’re currently learning Zulu and it’s clicks, this is gonna be a long clicking ride😭

[@SandaXaba]

Enjoy the ride Ms😊

[@Adrienne884]

Good luck

[@UniverseBeauty-ff4eo]

😂😂😂😂

[@eadiesharp7725]

He has a wonderful voice & a beautiful infectious smile! Thank you for the informative video. ❤

[@TheGuru12163]

I actually met this dude we just clicked straight away

[@fredsmith-kingofthelunatic7810]

Puns like this are what make the internet great. Well played.

[@D71219ONE]

This deserves to be the top comment. I audibly laughed.

[@KonkeyDongkey]

Very good

[@JohnDoe-ok4bw]

*slow clap*

[@Goodhomieprofits]

@@JohnDoe-ok4bw slow clap started... Few minutes later it continues

[@MillionaireHoyOriginal]

I'm 38 and my voice still cracks. If I wasn't so impressed, I'd be jealous of his iconic voice.

[@halolime117]

Haha samee

[@alessandroperinii]

maybe I'm the odd one but I think I'd like your voice too because it works when used with the right intonation

[@TheCubecrafer]

Human vocal cords can make anysound look at (dubstep beatbox) so please you choose your voice. Just change it

[@TrueSpeak-TS]

Okay

[@pxpq]

watch youtube videos on training your voice.

[@calebgroves]

did anyone else find themselves smiling back at him?

[@jillmahoney-banks9909]

YES!!

[@hehe8948]

🤣🤣🤣

[@slayer_starswirl]

definitely!

[@193dragono]

With a smile like his, how can you not?

[@valnwk]

🙋‍♂️With such a voice and pleasant attitude, Who cannot ?😊😁

[@bigmash777]

Sakhile: Welcome to "Ismangaliso" KZbin cc : Welcome to "East Mangaliso"😅😅

[@maxencejeanty3403]

This man's voice feels like the warm embrace of a comforter in a cold winter night

[@lnix095]

You’re weird

[@awatchmanoftrueisrael]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@_GandalfTheGrey_]

Yeah until he starts popping and clicking in your ear lol

[@BigNxpples69]

Jesus where have you been 💀do you live in Iraq

[@ClickClack_Bam]

His voice is like heroin you just said.

[@chrishanzek8930]

I took a South African history course in university. The professor explained about the clicks the Khoisan use in their language and tried to emulate it but said he was doing a poor job. This is the first time I've heard a native speaker and now I see why it is so difficult to emulate. Excellent explanation!

[@lisasop2681]

Yes, a very interesting video Indeed. Are there any other cultures in the world that use similar phonetics in language? Did they mention smthing during the course?? This is the first time i come across such a language phenomenon.

[@Enchantedlight_20_13_]

I guess not really much! For the most Cultures is sometimes used without a word for a special emotional expression. Cannot write an example cause its not existent in the Text leanguage! But i guess everybody know the X (like in this vid) is expression something if accept something we are not like.

[@ruththomas4915]

They are the only tribe (community of people) in the world that use the click sounds! It's lovely!

[@lisasop2681]

@@ruththomas4915 its amazing. How on earth was this culture silenced? More pple should learn about this interesting fact .

[@davidb8777]

He's got a great baritone voice. He should be doing the nightly news in South Africa!

[@smtnwld1]

Who else was trying to make the clicking sounds ?🙋🏽‍♀️ Beautiful language and he has an amazing voice.

[@lucyfeo]

🙋‍♀️

[@terraloft]

My 4 month old granddaughter.

[@vivanecrosis]

Totally. I was trying them all 😊

[@Otunga82]

I tried 😪 almost bit my tongue 👅 😅

[@JamesFitzgerald]

🤚

[@janie9763]

This man has the X factor! Such a joy to listen to you and watch your calm, smiling strength. Loved your explanation too ❤

[@r3gret2079]

I want him to tell me bedtime stories. Or hell, daytime stories, I don't care. This man's voice is pure gold.

[@terrapinflyer273]

Same! 😂

[@organizedchaosmark]

I’ve known that “click” languages existed for a long time, but it’s really fascinating to actually hear how it works and is applied. Thanks KZbin algorithm!

[@christopherdieudonne]

Right ? ! I'm so happy this popped up in my suggestions. I would have never researched this.

[@chavezxci]

I didn't know my phone had this much treble and bass until I watched this

[@WaitWhat99]

You sir, won this weeks comment award 🥇 👏

[@chavezxci]

@@WaitWhat99 hahaha. just speakin facts, thank you though

[@msg26]

😂😂😂😂

[@ashleyb66]

😂😂😂

[@ABSG7]

Hahahaha

[@TiffTheGift1]

Shoutout to you for the lesson!! I truly appreciate your video ❤

[@izzyneubs]

As a Linguistics major, this is a SUPER cool video. Clicks are (arguably) the most difficult phonetic sound in the world. They're also some of the most rare, with only around 24-38 languages left with these sounds.

[@AllOuttaBubblegum123]

The history of language is fascinating to me. Just to think about the geniuses who came up with it all. Otherwise we'd all still be grunting at each other.

[@junechevalier]

Literature major here and I second that

[@dhelix85]

I don't have any formal education on language, but I've always been interested in words and origins, of accents and how language travels and evolves. Idk how to say it, but it seems we use the same sound, yet it is much more subdued.

[@Sp8e]

First accent. A brand has a lizard 🦎. Do you know why? I also don't know. One of our very respected elder told us the language was given to us by the people who came to earth from the sky(heavens) , they had reptile (lizards)faces very ugly yet very kind hearted.. Zulu means heaven or sky. Hence the Zulu people they long believed unkulunkulu(the greatest of them greats) came from the sky. I read in the Zulu book where they mentioned 30+ words that sounded very similar to Greek and Latin, guess what? Zulus never mixed or even met people speaking Latin and Greek . Never even in the past. How did it happen that Zulus have similar words to Latin and Greek?

[@Kiiiurself8482]

​@@AllOuttaBubblegum123 everyone came up with language they sort of evolved like civilisation

[@karenvonbargen4472]

I went to college with a guy from part of Botswana who would get drunk and completely forget English. He said he was a bushman and while drunk spoke the language of his childhood. It was absolutely awesome!

[@Wazkaty]

Hahaha love this !

[@starluxstudio619]

I have the opposite problem. I can only speak other languages when I'm drunk 🤣

[@yboy898]

@@starluxstudio619 lmao

[@brucewagner4394]

That would be a trip

[@eliudmkenya001]

@@starluxstudio619 as for me when i was drunk i would speak pure English even when answering local dialect questions

[@kr1tical41]

Born and raised in KwaZulu natal and very proud to see this type of content on KZbin! Ngiyabonga baba

[@Sam9Born]

If i may ask, how do you write those letters? Do they have a special symbol?

[@sirdax626]

@Jaybird 💀

[@kr1tical41]

@@Sam9Born no they don’t have any special symbols, just different pronunciations 👍

[@lorrainedebeer2338]

Sawubona! Mina khuluma isizulu encane. Love to see the language getting exposure.

[@lorrainedebeer2338]

@@Sam9Born Represented by x, q, c and a combination of those with g

[@kingtebza]

Thank you bro. nice voice and sense of humor.

[@CaptGiboo]

This guy can probably beatbox like a freakin wizard

[@orlock20]

And rap at the same time.

[@greaseaddiktz3217]

Yoo I can’t with these comments 😂😂😂

[@Sidewalkpeace]

bro i cant even...

[@soysauce1219]

I was just thinking the same thing. XD

[@daweidaweibljat1928]

EXACTLY what i was thinking! give him a mic ffs!

[@laurennightshade]

I spent 10 years in South Africa and as an English speaking person this is some of the linguistic differences I really needed to understand. Thank you.

[@laurennightshade]

@user-mb4bx9re9e That wasn't the reason I was there. I married a South African man and wanted to experience the country, it wasn't that it was the safe choice as an outsider. I would have loved to visit more of Africa but unfortunately we could not afford to travel.

[@farewelljupiter]

Well English is like normal language in present day and people click are still living in tribes and live in the wild and don’t know there’s electricity

[@gilliantracy7991]

One of the most beautiful male voices I have ever heard. And the pronunciations so fascinating!

[@amlz8852]

Thank you

[@rodolfotorres8900]

@@amlz8852 lol 😂

[@rijulred4815]

😅😅😅😅😅 Ok k😊o

[@lorrainedebeer2338]

Zulus have hot voices fr

[@soulsurvivor4499]

Like John Henry 💪💥

[@jackey4269]

You are a great teacher, sir. 👏 And that deep, beautiful voice! You certainly can make a living narrating documentaries. 🎉👏👏

[@ChampyOnPC]

Thats crazy how fluently he can make those sounds even during english, like he has 2 mouths that can talk simultaniously ,one in english and one in native.

[@thakyou5005]

I can do that too, I can speak both Romanian and English at the same time with their own accents. Anyone can do it with enough practice, but this man is just amazing.

[@Plaksa2004]

Anyone speaking several languages does that, I am Russian who speaks English and Italian

[@TimParker-Chambers]

When I was younger, there was a clip on the news of Saddam writing something (it looked like he was making notes on a pad, rather than signing a document) and of course, he was writing right to left, in 'Arabic'... My mum said ''Isn't he clever, writing like that,'' I said ''Why? He's been writing like that all his life, that's how they write...'' I was just listening to a podcast, where it said that some Ukrainian minister had written one word ''calm down'', and the American host who had been reading the article, then had to add ''Well that's two words...'' but the thought occurred to me: What if it is only one word in Ukrainian, like 'tranquilo' means 'calm down'...? So, I went to Deepl translator, typed 'calm down', and selected Ukrainian, and, although I can't read Cyrillic, yes, that's right, it was one word (of about 8-10 letters) Confirmed my initial intuition, and my theory that some people really can't think outside the box of their own experience, and forget that if an article is translated from one language to another, things may not match up 100% correctly, and that some things do 'get lost in translation' 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ Learn languages, it'll open your mind to new possibilities 👍👍👍👍 ''Words build bridges into unexplored regions'' - A.H. (an allegedly failed painter from Austria)

[@NathanMcCabe88]

COCA-COLA!!

[@rouninpanda6318]

@@thakyou5005 Is that like Spanglish, but "Romanish"?

[@AromaticAromantic]

He has one of the most beautiful speaking voices I've ever heard

[@youmemeyou]

Øk

[@Cyrus-qe8fq]

I knew they had a click language, but this is the first time I have ever actually heard it. And it is amazingly wonderful to hear. ❤️

[@wissenschaftenundpraxishan1952]

Not only one, lots nd lots of click languages!

[@AnonymousOG]

More than just a

[@1010papillon]

Randomly the most wholesome video I've seen recently. And so informative!

[@brucetrappleton6984]

This guy should have his own radio show. His voice and diction are amazing.

[@333halfangel3]

Hollywood take notes.. Voice actor..

[@Nik-oy3fv]

He should be a rapper or MC.

[@JoshuaWeirdo]

He has such a wonderful voice. Give this man a podcast. Seriously, what satisfyingly deep and resonate voice.

[@mellinsomnia1]

He has a KZbin channel.

[@scarletannelee2023]

Yesss

[@blurredlights5235]

I imagine in part it comes from the shape you have to make with your mouth to not only get the percussive sounds, but to transition into an open vowel immediately after. I had to open my mouth alot wider to make the same words.

[@nyangelnana2000ify]

What a voice...I can listen to him all day long and don't get enough of it.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes...I love the accent!

[@happyslug]

It’s not the click that’s tricky, it’s that there’s no delay between the click and the following sound. That’s really hard

[@tkhachi]

Right!! It is very difficult to put it together

[@PhantomSavage]

It would be wild to hear him pronounce some Aztec names in the same way, like Xochiquetzal or Tezcatlipoca 😂

[@theostapel]

The Khoisan peeps have even more clicks - about 20x - from Botswana/Namibia and maybe also SA.

[@gf4453]

Very true. That would be really interesting.

[@guicefat]

Holy shit...That was my first thought!

[@fetidcreeper]

Why? Africa and South/ central America are two very different places.

[@ontheroad5317]

Don’t forget Popocatépetl.

[@StarlingASMR]

Great voice!

[@maximus2z225]

Lmao what r u doing here

[@madam-mim]

@Cactus Juice I checked her videos. CRINGEY AS FUCK! But as you said, to each their own.

[@neckbeardo1233]

@Reino de Hiperbórea Go watch it and find out XD

[@HikerMan-px1bv]

@Reino de Hiperbórea its fucking weird man, click on one of those asmr videos and then you always see “eating ear asmr” or “licking your ear asmr”

[@Salzt]

@Reino de Hiperbórea simp.

[@RastaAfricanGentleman]

I am a Zulu speaking person and I wasn't aware that my every day language is regarded as a click language, subconsciously its a normal language until someone reminds you that our pronunciations of letters "c, q and x" are wild to other people even within our country as well

[@Dylan-ge6dn]

True. Thanks for sharing your perspective

[@davidvasquez6197]

I think my lips are too small to make those P's pop like that.

[@torstent8979]

I think it's the most unique language all over the world. Exotic and cool.

[@bookworm-mh3mr]

What a beautiful language ❤

[@urmomlovesme._]

@@davidvasquez6197 it’s quite easy to make actually and it doesn’t have to be as loud as he made it😅

[@Lord_Gascan]

I revisit this video from time to time and always come back to the same thought... I'd love to meet this guy. I always wonder where he may be at the times of watching, and always wish him well in my thoughts.

[@Arcian]

I could listen to this man reading the phone book. What a voice.

[@SkyCloudSilence]

It's called testosterone. First world countries don't have any left.

[@nocturnaljoe9543]

@@SkyCloudSilence That one stung, bro. You are right about this.

[@practicalpen1990]

I majored in Linguistics and this is the first time I actually hear clicks! It's a shame I didn't learn about them in school. Thank you!

[@joeritchie2]

I recommend going online and finding a recording of Miriam Makeba singing the “Click Song.” You’ll love it!

[@joeritchie2]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJnKk2lmhtidqNUsi=XjeUGN1a-5x02G31

[@moniquemonique9467]

Why? because to Europeans the Greek and Latin is everything

[@marusdod3685]

@@moniquemonique9467 you mean indo-european languages. what about east asian?

[@BabaJeez]

Go to London and watch people standing in a queue (line). If someone cuts in line, you will hear the English use of the click, meaning "you are behaving shamefully."

[@Quantix88]

Such a badass language... and listening to someone who know both their native tongue, and English, well enough to teach us westerners his language, in our language... legend status.

[@harry554]

Badass language? Lol no

[@OfficialPepe]

whats badass about a language that sounds like a toddler making his first noises xD

[@Bowieenery]

Brudda I know what you mean fuck the haters and sad people

[@ZayRL7l0]

@@OfficialPepe you obviously didn’t pass English 🤦🏽‍♂️ clown ahh can’t even speak your own language properly, while dissing another.

[@terrellwilson55]

@@OfficialPepecave ape