Reflecting on the challenges of making friends in a foreign country

[@Demru_1]

I love your spirit, we call it the spirit of Ubuntu in Mzansi.

[@TayllorChanise]

Making friends is definitely a process (or making relationships), I didn’t remember how much more intentional you have to be to make them since moving.

[@Thetalkwithshay]

I am so excited to meet you guys lol I'm already starting to get savings together to come that side

[@wendyncobo1915]

Chrystal you're a glowing SA loves you doll. That top you are wearing suits your complexion sisi.

[@nuxannharvey4932]

Chrystle, you look amazing sisi❤❤❤ Like you are on a diet girl, and glowing as well ❤❤

[@nepcontshadi3853]

And we want in on that diet. Struggling to loose weight at 38.😢

[@roxannemtunzi4759]

Making friends as an adult is tough so I understand what you mean. I moved cities in SA and it’s been lonely because all my friends are in CPT.

[@Thetalkwithshay]

I love this video I know what you mean Chrystle I also value true friendship I don't take the word friend lightly...

[@james_mckee8164]

Very informative and practical guys. I am glad that there is a strong social infrastructure in place in South Africa. Keep up the great work. Uncle James❤

[@Christine_M_Jones]

Thanks big brother ❤

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Yes sir and thank you!! It's important for sure

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Hello

[@Christine_M_Jones]

❤

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

All love

[@hamiltonmagagula625]

Thank you means ngiyabonga in ISIZULU, nice one guys.

[@godsbabeborn-again5945]

Your wife's understanding of friendship is 101% mine. I'm too loyal so I take relationships very seriously.

[@NonhlanhlaMaseko-b4n]

Hey, you guys have not been here for long its not even a year. You are still learning things ,people , culture...you will eventually have friends. Take your time. .Mr Jones please write down the Zulu words so that you don't forget them hehe 1. Sawubona(singular) Sanibonani (Plural) means Hello. 2. Unjani (Singular) Ninjani (Plural) means How are you? 3. Ngiyaphila(singular) Siyaphila (Plural) means I'm/we are good. 4. Ngiyabonga (singular) and siyabonga (Plural)-means Thank you. 5. Water is Amanzi Rain's name is Nomvula in isiZulu...Mvula means rain and No is added to show that Rain is female. I Hope this makes sense. Or maybe you can call Rain Mapula, Pula means rain in Sotho. Keep these words (numbered 1 to 5) with you and they will work for you big time. Love you guys and enjoy the Journey always remember that you are home.💕

[@Christine_M_Jones]

Keep up the great work 🫶🏽

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Thank you kindly, we will

[@NicoleAndaz]

❤❤❤

[@Nthatithibela]

I have one friend who lives in a different province and I have not found it easy to make friends in my current province, so I will try some of your tips and become more intentional with meeting new people, thanks y'all, love the video.

[@nepcontshadi3853]

Which province you at?

[@Nthatithibela]

@@nepcontshadi3853 I am in pretoria, gauteng province and my friend is in bloemfotein in the free state.

[@tomthumb2226]

Question: Didn't you guys move over led by the spirit of the Lord,are there no connect groups in your Church when you can fellowship in the week and have coffee clubs to get to know other members 🤔

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Hello, yes, yes and yes!

[@Sizantoyi]

Bars

[@LindaSibeko-j2v]

😊🎉🏌️🔥🇿🇦

[@NicoleAndaz]

Disclaimer: 😂🤣😂

[@rnewgenesisyt223]

Hey guys we r here been trying to meet up with u guys so let’s plan something.. We have made some good friends here so hit us up

[@jamesstewart4402]

Beautiful video, hoping to meet up with you and will message you via Facebook. Stay blessed

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

Hello fam and sounds like a plan