Learn Xhosa: Top 50 Phrases & Words | Lesson 3

[@silklion7375]

Please give us more like this! I want all the words, verbs, gramma. The way you teach is very very good. Please give us more sisi

[@lawrencenannes4260]

U r a natural xhosa language teacher.i like the slang vocabulary teaching.respect to u dear!!!

[@andreoosthuizen5472]

Great video thank you so much. Please consider putting together a course of these, even if you charge subscription

[@jeromefortune6868]

Molo Khanyi, Your videos is great, you make it so easily to learn Xhosa, please don't stop. I play your videos everyday. Enkosi Mntase

[@g.andrewsmalls9852]

This is absolutely outstanding! Ubenemini Emnandi Khanyi! ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🖤🖤🖤

[@janflorian1742]

Molo , khandyi . Please dont stop the learn in isixhosa language .you are fine girl .

[@mohalesekhwela9252]

I enjoyed your Lesson on how to speak isiXhosa. Ndiyabulela mtase! You're a good tutor.

[@veeama4982]

Are you still doing these videos? 🥺 They are really different and easy to understand I just discovered your chanel And I really want to know more

[@learnxhosawithkhanyi]

Hi Vee! Im back this year posting videos every Wednesday. Stay tuned 😉

[@veeama4982]

@@learnxhosawithkhanyi oh great Am so excited It's been a long wait 🥺🥺😮‍💨

[@nkululekojeffrey2834]

Thanks khanyie l had lots of fun while learning something new and very educative.

[@wanda_za]

NdingumXhosa, ndiyayithanda channel yakho. Uyakwazi ukufundisa mntase.

[@sheralchigora9766]

Yes please I'd love to learn more , I've been looking for such lessons so long, and here you are🙌thank you

[@nanazoya]

ndyiabulela for teaching us❤️ i cant wait to be back in capetown and speak with my friends😍 much love from switzerland❤️

[@گربهگربه-ه3ح]

If you love languages and are learning Xhosa for south Africa…respect. Do you speak afrikaans also because is common there too. Cool 😎

[@darrenthee6088]

Fantastic video you are so helpful.enkosi kakhulu.

[@hernandezpachecoguillermo3551]

Wow! I am very impressed that "tata" is the word of "father" in Xhosa. In Náhuatl, "tahtli" and "tata" are also words for father!

[@Evelyn-xx8qx]

haha I guess there is no connection at all but tata ist dad in Croation too xD

[@Evelyn-xx8qx]

woops I meant Croatian btw

[@LuPoj]

Tata is also in Polish. I study psychology and recently I've learnt that "ta" as well as "ma" are syllables universal for humankind, as they are the easiest to vocalize. Therefore, "tata" and "mama" or similar are common ground.

[@ashwinnmyburgh9364]

​@@Evelyn-xx8qx someone already made a similar comment, but it is actually quite common for languages to have simple words like "tata" or "mama" as "cradle words." These are the easiest to say as a baby and likely the first words a baby would say, all be it accidentally.

[@researcher7578]

Nothing interesting and ultimately boring.. Words for father and mother (or rather dad and mommy) are the same or similar in almost all human languages. Read about "nursery words" - they are so similar across the globe only because they are created by children. There is no hidden mistery in this

[@desh7120]

I’m going to steadily work through all of your lessons, Khanyi! Thank you for doing this important service 🙏🏻☺️🫶🏻

[@spec843beatz]

Molo sisi ive been trying to learn isixhosa for over a year and your teaching is very easy to catch on to ndicela tell me u doing a course or just more conversational xhosa enkosi in advance from your bhuti in America 💪🏿💯

[@matteonow3862]

Thank you so much, sisi!! 😊

[@yannickkolela9063]

very helpful words thanks

[@chanela3206]

You make it very easy to learn.Looking forward to more videos. Subscribed!

[@baadiyahaw1906]

I'm really trying to learn isixkosa XD Thank you sm for this video, it was very useful! 😆🤩

[@tatendasadow97]

this has helped in my xhosa learning as a foreigner in SA , anywe that white top you wore there was fire😁

[@peacekwenda8299]

We need more of this thanks alot

[@alisonwilks302]

Love love love the videos xxxxxxx

[@raymondmatongo6448]

Interesting indeed. Seems this only during COVID and didn't continue

[@connor2006]

I found something I'm good at thanks

[@Lwastairo]

Kutheni also have two meanings and the other meaning is, 'Why', "kutheni ungalali" , "why aren't you sleeping"

[@EclipticElevate]

Im here just bcoz i fell in love with a xhosa girl,, her name is Mbali. 😍

[@Michelle-vb6rt]

Where is Mbali now? 😂

[@nomoremubaira6510]

great video & the assets as well

[@OLLEXY]

Thanks for the lessons

[@DemlieAyalew-yl5cp]

thank you very much ended

[@qintonfitness8064]

Really helpful 😁

[@peepla7]

Would you make a video on pronunciation rules. I understand the clicks...and the vowels. However, I noticed the t sounds like a d, the n is sometimes silent. 'W' sounds like way...these are things that would be helpful to know. Also alphabet and numbers would be helpful.

[@juditmlnr]

Yes! I have watched a handful of videos on isiXhosa and not many go beyond explaining the three major click sounds, but there's also for example the "hl" sound which is different... I would personally also like to know if words beginning with nd drop the n sound...

[@ontrellcortez8558]

Ndiyathanda isixhosa. I took a class at UCT a couple years ago and upon moving back to the States I've become rusty. I plan on returning to ekapa soon kodwa I andifuni disappoint my friends with my declining skills. Do you do lessons on a social media or do chats?

[@Bazukaa001]

Awesome I like this 😀

[@faganmorgan576]

You should make more tutorials on full sentences of day to day things . Like putting petrol in to the tank AT A garage or talking to the bus driver and such stuff . Love your videos sisi

[@thatoditsoanefilms8873]

Thank you. You are appreciated ❤

[@mkmlombi969]

Awusemhle Mntase!😂😂😂 ……Siyabulela ngalomsebenzi qhubekela phambili !

[@nyikalikalawe4084]

Thanks sis am grasping something

[@learnxhosawithkhanyi]

Hi Nyika. Glad it's helping you out :)

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[@Earthpersonn]

Wow. You are beautiful. Awus'eeeee'mhle Nkosazana.

[@cristovaogeroamadeu]

My name is Cristovão Gero Amadeu I'm from mocambique, I'm very interested to learn isixhosa.

[@Lwastairo]

Andisamkhumbuli has two meanings which differ in tone, it could mean, "I no longer miss him or her"

[@kkhupe5787]

Very useful Khanyi...eNkosi kakhulu

[@chimzyhappysutha8446]

You're just a star🎉❤

[@5minuteslesson119]

Please can you teach us about grammar and verbs

[@quietyotto]

awesome

[@dc5857]

Is it a tone to the language?

[@Lwastairo]

Unobubele can also mean generosity

[@learnxhosawithkhanyi]

Hi there! Yes, that is correct 🤩🙌

[@Paula-el8tf]

Thank you

[@gregorygunther852]

Enkosi Kakhulu Khanyi! 😄

[@Lwastairo]

"Izobona" means it will see, to say come and see, you say, "yizokubona" formal and informal "yizobona"

[@pearlmorolong5649]

Ndifunda IsiXhosa

[@learnxhosawithkhanyi]

Hey! Thanks for watching. I'm dropping a new video every Wednesday. Check those out😉

[@pearlmorolong5649]

@@learnxhosawithkhanyi ok

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TY🙏

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i am your fans sisi

[@ShannonLesar]

what is frie figheter called in xhose

[@saadaqjacelow6758]

Thanks

[@karabomaibi2328]

Ndiyabulela

[@AkhonaQhole]

Thx uh uh me❤

[@hleziphixulu9287]

Guys how are you, please teach me lento yeSiXhosa that sounds like icebe ne bhele. I know I'm incorrect I'm just typing what I hear. Please someone tell the correct phrase. Thank you ❤

[@mongamelimashiqa1734]

Yintoni isibiizo esimbaxa

[@ashrafadams8962]

Thank you for teaching me how to flirt with a xhosa girl

[@learnxhosawithkhanyi]

😊😊😅 All the best! 👍🏾

[@defjungleofficial]

Ah, awusemhle :)

[@pearlmorolong5649]

Uyandichaza

[@Bozewani]

ndiathanda isiXHosa kakhilu usuku olkuney ndiahamab Umzantsi Afrika

[@peepla7]

igama lam ndinguLakaya. My name is Lakaya.

[@FRESHGOLD-4]

Molo khanyi, Unjani ?😅i really want to learn Xhosa

[@er4smus]

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[@TommyLikeTom]

I find it quite interesting how the positive statement of isiXhosa are in the form of negative isiZulu statements. In isiZulu if the statement starts with an A and ends with an i it's a negation. ngikukhumbula means I miss you, and Angikukhumbuli means I don't miss you. Wait I just realized you're teaching us wrong, it is like Zulu

[@pearlmorolong5649]

Ubenemini emnandi

[@zonkemagxwalisa5945]

Bhota/ Bhotani

[@ThatchRepairs]

Awuusemuhle

[@XnndjehdhkNxndjhds]

Williams Charles Williams Ruth Rodriguez Gary

[@pearlmorolong5649]

Unobobele

[@frozy5637]

What! Not a single Q in the top 50 Xhosa phrases? What the ...

[@doubanjiang]

For some reason I don’t think I heard a single thing she said this entire lesson.

[@tau2791]

two big reasons...

[@zamagcukumana1486]

Focus on the lesson, not the teacher. Lol

[@Lwastairo]

Ungenaphi literally means, "it's none of your business"

[@baharabdella750]

I like you

[@solomzisiko626]

Enkosi kakhulu cc

[@khayanomoyi3551]

It should be akusemhle mntase not awusemhle.

[@chichikame9464]

Ndihambe kakuhle it's not it went well,ithi l went well. Ndi stands for l in English please

[@TommyLikeTom]

lol why are you teaching us to hit on women? 😂 I just want to know how to ask for R100 unleaded

[@TommyLikeTom]

Huge warning to everyone, 80% of these statements are incorrect, and some of them are egregiously incorrect in that they say the opposite thing. Awusemhle mean "you are not beautiful". Google translate it. I also know because I studied isiZulu and the negation is the same

[@dywili]

thank you