Music Reaction To Afrikaans Music Bok van Blerk - Sing Afrikaner Sing (Amptelike Musiekvideo)

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[@romivr03]

Hi. This is a loose translation: You can not say any more, you're done talking It's a sad thing that affects us all, for the great betrayal comes from our own people One twists the words of the other And uses it only for his own fate And he stands for nothing, unlike you and I I know this will change The wheel will turn someday Sing, Afrikaner sing Let your voice be heard, may you never dissapear Ooh Sing, Afrikaner sing If we become one, we can break the silence Afrikaner sing It may seem far away, but it's on your doorstep Can you see how the wolves devour one another And there's nothing my friend, nothing can stop it For the day will come when the king falls And he must make way for a general that will outwit him with his own people For everything must change The wheel will turn someday But everything has changed Is it already too late

[@joumasepoes88]

Lekker translation bru.

[@romivr03]

The song is about how our language is disappearing, due to people still associating it with apartheid. It is being worked out of universities especially. Bok van Blerk's songs are mostly about wars south africa has been through, especially the Anglo-boer war of the late 1800's/early 1900's, and of course the language itself, since it is very important to the Afrikaner culture. Some very traditional Afrikaans people actually still hold grudges against the English and refuse to speak it. I would recommend that you also check out his song, De la rey, since it is what he is most famous for. There are versions with English subtitles as well. Thanks for your great reaction!

[@glaubs65]

Sing Afrikaner sing. So that your voice is heard and you never disappear.

[@floofgoose7167]

I am South African, so I thought I would help you understand the song a little more. This song is about our language "Afrikaans" that is "dying". It means the language is being spoken less and less. More people are starting to only speak English. Hope this help you understand it a little bit more. Probably not the best explanation ever :D

[@nadinehoogenboezem4798]

Bok is the GOAT

[@derickallen8991]

Great to see others can also appreciate Afrikaans music

[@Introvert-forced-Extrovert1515]

Middel-Ooste 😳

[@LogHorizon4]

Some more artists Include Ricus Nel , Kurt Darren,Karen Zoid ,Jan Jan Jan and Steve Hofmeyr also with some bilingual mix with English you can look for Jack Parrow

[@nadinehoogenboezem4798]

And Appel and Fatman

[@OriginalVenomZA]

Fun fact, and I always bring this up at parties... I'm such a hoot, right? LOL, Afrikaans is the youngest Official language in the world.

[@EuroWarsOrg]

It is actually "Sing Afrikaner Sing" subtle but important difference.

[@Marcellogo]

And saying Afrikaner referring it to both the white and coloured/ Kleurlinge (that are not a mix of Duch with Blacks/Bantu but with the descendants of Ottentots/Bushmans and Indonesian slaves) without making any differentiation between them was something totally revolutionary. Song is of several years ago, now the situation is completely reversed, Afrikaans as a language has had a total revival above all thank to singers and actors like Bok Van Blerk. As usual, anything done by the corrupt and above all totally incompetent ANC government produced exactly the opposite results of what they were trying to get. It simply turned out that speaking Afrikaans is a prerequisite to get a decent work while English has became worthless on that regard.

[@EuroWarsOrg]

@@Marcellogo Funny how the coloureds now suddenly hate the bantu african invaders? 20 years ago they were falling over themselves identify as !black".

[@stephenprinsloo9862]

It's actually German Netherlands and duch mixed language

[@westerneradrift1739]

I will speak Afrikaans until the day I die.

[@antoninalopez3656]

Afrikaans were and is predominately spoken by the white and coloured South Africans. Most South Africans are bilingual in these two languages. After apartheid eleven languages were recognised as South African official languages, taught in schools (depending of the areas) with English and Afrikaans still the main languages and xhosa, zulu, tswana, southern and northern sotho, venda, tsonga, swati or ndebele as extra language subjects. All these languages sounds beautiful when you hear it being spoken 😊 Afrikaans just hit differently in an argument 😂😂😂😂

[@darrenbigmoney]

Ot is funny because i know how to speak afrikaans. And by the way german is harder than afrikaans