Khoekhoegowab Lesson

[@hilkkatitus9880]

Wow I’m impressed, I’m Namibian and I came hear cos I want to learn khoekhoewab

[@AJeanC30]

Thank you so much for explaining the clicks!!! i'd been trying to figure them out by listening to different videos, and to my untrained ears they were sounding almost the same, your video was tremendously helpful :^D and yes, that last click is definitely the most challenging for my tongue, hahaha!

[@MadamSeibes]

Great video. Second part of my videos is my native language, Khoekhoegowab. I am a proud Damara and with a unique special language like my mother, I prefer to show the world awareness of its existence ❤🇳🇦🙏

[@roselyngaoses7806]

I wonder who wrote the clicks down really because they are supposed to stand up straight

[@ChefRafi]

Nice lesson. Our mouths are formed the same but our tongues exercise differently.

[@eltondausab3296]

Well done Miss, I am impressed...

[@keletsomasemola6019]

The pronunciation is not perfect she speaks like a beginner.This might result in incorrect interpretation.Nama/Damara language is tonal and once the tone change the meaning has change .

[@elenagianfrate875]

Great, thanks, very clear explanation

[@lee-annheart6805]

Wow good job

[@alejandroto3094]

Hi Alex 😘😘😘😘

[@Spaseebo]

Just wondering whether there's a reason you say "so" at the start of almost every sentence?

[@maluti1921]

ok i get the first 2, but the third really confuses me D:

[@maluti1921]

oh and the 4 4th ofc

[@sibusisosiso9727]

Lol very easy for me Xhosa speaker lol