What Is BOTSWANA CULTURE? | Asking The YOUTH! 😁 | Black Woman Solo Travels | Gaborone, Botswana 🇧🇼

[@leboyemichael4733]

One thing I like about Botswana the government invest so much in education, that's why majority of the young people are educated. Also the country is on the right path to be good in the future very peaceful as well.

[@chachab9239]

I’m impressed. Peace, respect… 😉🫡🌹.

[@tendanipelaelo6293]

I think in order to get the undiluted Botswana culture, you need to talk to the elderly. The young ones don't know a lot about our culture

[@achi1621]

Done ✅ Botswana is now on top of my list this year. Thank you so much ❤️

[@hleziphidhlamini1012]

7 colors is also 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@moafrika930]

I love those kids, always on lookout for themselves.

[@Justafox305]

😂The kids at 8:10 , I wonder what they were going to complain about? Them: We are going to complain and need an adult to come with us! You: 😦 not me! 😂

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

Foreeal! Lol 😂 tryna get me caught up! ✨😁

[@rickyv2844]

@@TheQueenKiTravels LOL that was very funny - "not me!"... (loads of South African companies there indeed.) Pap is a South African - Afrikaans word, the same as Braai. Most SADC region countries are similar. Botswana is beautiful indeed.

[@kuyahkudey3217]

@@rickyv2844 Pap is used in Nigeria and Jamaica also. This is interesting since Nigeria and Jamaica don't have any known connection to Afrikaans or German.

[@AustineAK]

​@@kuyahkudey3217 is not called pap in Nigeria and Jamaica

[@kuyahkudey3217]

@@AustineAK You are right, I made a mistake. I was really thinking about porridge which is similar. We call porridge pap and I was watching a Nigerian youtuber, Sisi Yemmi, and she also called porridge pap. I think the pap they were talking about may be similar to Kenyan ugali, African American grits, and Jamaican turn cornmeal.

[@keletsoify]

It's true about the peaceful nature of Batswana both in Botswana and in South Africa.

[@lawun5914]

Hi there. I come from Taiwan, a country locates in East Asia that you might not heard it before. The same that i never heard about Botswana until last year, first i was impressed by the flag of Botswana then I started to search some musics there and into the music eventually. I like that you asked some people about Botswana cultures in their opinions and showed us the real life there. I hope to spend time on watching videos from your channel and wish you a nice trip in Costa Rica ✨✨

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

Gratitude! 🙏🏽✨😊 I am very familiar with Taiwan. Hope you enjoy the channel! Welcome. Don’t forget to subscribe!

[@lawun5914]

@@TheQueenKiTravels wow!! How did you get familiar with Taiwan? That amazed me

[@thelobopoplatform7768]

Hii! Enjoying this Botswana uploads😂❤️ and as a youth myself I agree, one thing about Botswana it's a very peaceful country and we're a humble nation. I hope you explore more and enjoy your stay here! 😍❤️

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

✨🙏🏽🇧🇼♥️☺️

[@AntonsClass]

This got me craving pap with some stewed veggies for some reason 😆. I've never been to Botswana, but I have been to Namibia and SA, which have a few similarities. Anyway, I love that they said "peace" and "diamonds" are things they're known for. Those are 2 great things!! Hopefully I make it out there this year. 👍🏽

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

Peace! Wishing you well on your travel journey! Thanks for watching! 😃

[@AntonsClass]

@@TheQueenKiTravels same to you! 🙏🏽

[@nhlanhla8501]

Botswana is a wonderful place, I personally have never had the pleasure of traveling there but judging from the friends I have who grew up there I am sure it's a wonderful country with a colorful history. Let me thank you too Queen ki through your videos we learn a lot about this continent so thank you 😊

[@ndolalesarwa5608]

I was born there in Botswana that’s how we resolve issues

[@RouillieWilkerson]

This was one of the best vlogs I've seen in awhile. Thanks ❤

[@calderone5559]

Well done Botswana !!

[@thenjipoane9007]

Hi queen ...im loving the youth♥️

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

I’m glad you’re enjoying the channel love! ✨🙏🏽☺️♥️ I’m grateful! ✨

[@theshoemakinglady]

Hey Queen Ki!! You are really good with the youth! Looking forward to seeing more videos of Botswana!

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

Gratitude 🙏🏽✨

[@yourinthematrix4062]

Good questions and editing! I enjoyed it

[@kuyahkudey3217]

Thanks for this great vlog!

[@NYKIRA]

Awe amazing video idea and theres so much joy x

[@sandrasgotvoice]

This was very interesting! Especially when they said the older adults are not in the city. Would be great if you could find some millennials or even boomers and interview them. I'm sure we'll hear a lot more about the culture/history of the people and the development of the city. Thank you for the great vlog, Queen!

[@moengele7560]

It’s true our elders don’t live in the city,I once saw a video of a tourist who said Botswana don’t have old people I was dissapointed because they assumed that people die young here..Our elders live more peaceful in the villages without noise and all that in the city..

[@franoi8901]

Im american and a youth but i was raised in Botswana cuz my family are Batswana on my mums side. I grew up there in Gaborone and in Serowe and one thing that would say that describes Botswana is indeed Peace & Respect. Fav Botswana food would be Goat meat but like the seswaa version and serobe and mophane with samp, paleche, morogo etc idk a lot of things.

[@ADORATEURESAIEBOSANGEPLUS]

this is me Desire the one you meet at glenvista mall

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

Peace! 😃 Thanks for stopping through! Hope you enjoy the videos!

[@mphomafforduna6031]

"I dont miss any video of yours. . .i set notification alert, So Yeah👊❤ Bring more vlogs. . .I love everything you doing my dear

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

☮️🙏🏽✨

[@kalvinEco787]

These young Batswana are urbanist , we want the Tswana culture maybe u should visit the rural areas

[@ThabangKebeetsweng-cn8bd]

Mmmh

[@yahosephbenyisrael917]

Hey Queen Ki

[@africanqueen1giselle642]

Great job

[@lebogangmokoenalebza6949]

Botswana has m😭😭😁y soulmate intombi

[@BrowncoatBlue]

So interesting! So it seems like the millennials still prefer the countryside. That's really a departure, I feel like. It's probably a very good thing. Hopefully, those folks having kids now in the villages can really instill the value of culture to keep it strong there. In so many other places, all the millennials have already adopted a love for western life.

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

I agree with you wholeheartedly! ✨🙏🏽☺️ Thank you for always supporting & showing love family!

[@moafrika930]

Too bad we send them to cities as soon as possible, you only move back home when you cant take the city life anymore

[@the_poiriers19]

Botswana culture is more than food. It shows that our youth have not really been raise to know who they are.

[@1HourOf.]

🧡🇧🇼🇿🇦

[@roselyndesmond1898]

Please wats the name of that place

[@ThabangKebeetsweng-cn8bd]

Ba boa dijo tsa sekgoa u should have visited old ladies

[@parttymatswiri7434]

Bogobe jwa lerotse is porridge cooked with the yellow watermelon

[@lkayngobese_]

❤️

[@ndolalesarwa5608]

Queen the children needed an adults to accompany them and you refused, that would’ve been nice documentation about the kids complaining.

[@TheQueenKiTravels]

I surely did refuse