This is actually incredibly difficult to pull off, you need to use your throat, lips, and tongue at the same time.

@jake-rg3fd

3 жыл бұрын

your mum said the same thing

@I.KUchiha

2 жыл бұрын

@@jake-rg3fd LOOOOOOL

@JJC007

Жыл бұрын

And also the flow of air

@user-xw9ro6ge1m

Жыл бұрын

No it’s easy

@AdhvaithSane

Жыл бұрын

Nothing is difficult unless you say it is and the same goes for ease…

For those who’ve mastered those there are more, “but wait there’s more”. 1. Sounds like the first clicks she did, but done whilst breathing out. There are also the breathed ones like. “ch” for “cha” = no. “Chitha” = to pour out. (Fascinatingly when one spends time with another it’s called “ukuchitha isikhathi” which directly translates to “to pour out time” - time is seen as being a literal fluid. 2. Sounds like the second click but done whilst breathing out. As in “xh” for xhamela (one of the clan names of the Xhosa) and as in “Xhosa” 3. “Qh” which is the breathed out version of “q”, which the last click she did. Examples are “qhina” to plait (hair). “Qhiya” = a Xhosa head wrap for women. “Qhoqhoqho” = Adam’s apple or throat. There are many more click sounds though: “gc” for gcwalisa (to fill up). “gx” for gxabhashe (one of the Zulu clan names). Gq for ... well I can’t seem to think of an example right now. There’s also nq nc and nx. And many many more. Sibanzi kakhulu IsiNtu nesiTwa. Kungangithatha isikhathi esidedi ngizengedele ukusichaza kabanzi!

@mlungisimanqina1966

4 жыл бұрын

Edit “gq” as in “gqashula” to tear a piece or to rip a piece off something.

@baphithi

2 жыл бұрын

@@mlungisimanqina1966 and then there is ngx (ngxoxo), ngc (ingcinga), ngq (uqongqothwayo), nc (ncika), nx (nxenxa), nq (nqoba) etc. 😁

@elbicho4851

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you friend for this information

the consistancy in which she does the clicks is impressive.

This makes learning the language a little intimidating but fun!

Learning isiZulu and love doing these clicks for family. The look on their faces 😆🤣

I got all 3 in 3 months. It's actually getting easier.

That was awesome. Got a new subscriber. Was fun to watch. Great video

Excellent description, thank you. It will take me extremely long to manage but I'll keep this in mind

This language is so fun and interesting to learn! These tips are actually really helpful! Thank you!!

She's very talented.

Everyone in rural India use those Clicks for there pets .

Ooooo she got a strong tongue

Her teeth shine bright like a diamond.💎

great teacher

Awesome thank you made it so easy

Such an incredibly fascinating language.

I agree, Zulu is very close to Bushman language and most importantly both Zulus and Bushman look alike in terms of physical appearance.

We use some of these sounds to call animals; one of them is Q sound for calling donkeys in my country. You get animal to come to you or to give it an order to go or carry you.

Thank you for the great video.

I wanna learn to do this so badly but my lazy ass tongue won’t cooperate

@patriciopinto7145

6 жыл бұрын

Be prepared. Zulu grammar is also very difficult.

@ShudiaL.5777

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@baphithi

2 жыл бұрын

@@patriciopinto7145 Zulu grammar is easy. Most foreigners in South Africa, who choose to learn local African languages, master Zulu easily.

Outstanding!

*Everyone clap for da kween!*

@kevenfarah9538

4 жыл бұрын

SawarimKing everyone click for da kween

She's awesome

It sounds too cool!😍

Thank you

The resonance is insane. Like damn.

Facinating!

WoW! Very cool!

Ngiyafunda isiZulu, and I just love this video :)

Very useful.

Amazing

That was awesome! WOOW!

I heard a lovely song ❤

I am awed

That is impressive

I'm impressed with her English too

made it look easy

SOME GUY NEARLY KILLED ME FOR DOING THAT

Haha, can't get enough of it

Oh my god I love it

Love you too much

And people talk how arabic and chinese were hard. This language might not be hard but still do you even imagine learning it. Sitting in front of desk clicking all the time......

Haha it’s actually kind of funny and cute though! 😄

Cool~~

I wanna know how to do that but I don't understand how to do the Q one

fascinating

This language can sermon wild animals from the bushes.

If someone thought pronouncing R in French was difficult, Zulu speakers - what a joke

Incredible, them speaks like doing percussion skills jaja, they have the rithm. im gonna to do a music beat with that sound kiks. im form Argentina perras! jajaaj

It would be funny to know how you whatsapp such sounds

@zinhlesibisi2531

6 жыл бұрын

Mario Cassina ...we actually do chat in our home language...eating;icici...egg;iqanda...no;cha...and we have a few exclamations...such as mxxxm...

Wonder how the telephone game would play out with that language

Clicks are easy, at least for me, but following them with with vowels is very hard.

I wonder how does a baby pick these clicks up while learning this language as a mother tongue..!?

@daldude178

6 жыл бұрын

like any other sound

@beas2761

5 жыл бұрын

instinct

@nokuphilakhumalo4269

5 жыл бұрын

Lol it comes naturally

@NASTEfilms

4 жыл бұрын

kids are incredibly good at distinguishing and mimicking speech sounds. Much better than adults. We largely lose our language acquisition skills when we reach puberty. By that point we have stunning speech literacy (almost as good as an adult) and our brain needs to focus on other things.

@YT4Me57

4 жыл бұрын

In the natural language development of children, by age one, infants have incorporated the sounds and patterns of his/her native language to the exclusion of all others. This is world wide. Speakers of Zulu languages and dialects, don't struggle to produce their language anymore than a Chinese, German or English speaker does (as an example).

!Gai llgoas ixa ama Zulu lgoas ❤❤❤

Truth

How do you whisper in this language?

Thank you for the video. Still can't do the q....darnit! :-(

@vuvufuzzy2594

5 жыл бұрын

Practise, you'll get it right eventually

@nokuphilakhumalo4269

5 жыл бұрын

I think it's the most difficult for many people... the x click as well

Russell Peters brought me here

wow... these people must have strong tongues... look out ladies.

I want hear this click language songs...

VI VON ZULUL

I can't make all those noise and I'm from scotland lol

Alisishiyagalombili 😅😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hahahaha we have so much of those who speaks like that in Norway :D

Beat box

*clack* nice

Beatboxer 😎

My next dating language come here psst cluck cluck

Noice.

any knuckles meme people?

WAOW

she doing so loud 0_o

I thought it is young Kevin Durant,

Yikes. I would face a challenge.

Polyrhythmic

What are you doing

but why

Jaja fuckin Binks

I still don't understand why not just speak in words instead of sounds?? Can someone explain

@gicilo386

2 жыл бұрын

🙄

@AndeMarimba

2 жыл бұрын

I hope that was supposed to be a joke...

@Aron-ru5zk

2 жыл бұрын

Words are sounds, the clicks are the words of their languages.

1. i dont want to sound racist because im not, but its just marvelous to see that every language in whole world fits people's appearance and looks so much every time! like this one it just fits her! 2. this is so asmr. humanity's oldest or one of the oldest languages are actually asmr, these clicking noises and sounds compare them to these days asmr videos :) i think its in our nature that we like these clicking noises, its inside our ancestor genes. i got goose bumps while watching this video. 3. to click and talk like her so easily you must have a very strong tongue - it just looks easy (she made it to look easy) but its actually hard to talk like that. she just have a very strong tongue. well it is a muscle, so you can train it like all the body muscles you have.

I was wondering how she could get such loud knocking sounds etc., but I overall if one looks at the facial structure and tissues one can see how the resonance would be easier. Just looking at the jaws in and of themselves, interestingly it would seem it has to do with the dental arch the most. Asians have a rounded dental arch, Africans is hyperbolic and Europeans is parabolic.

do u kno de wae

@andrewnagengast2349

6 жыл бұрын

show me de wae bruddah

@pinguinopenguin2559

6 жыл бұрын

Are u da queen

@Seagull780

6 жыл бұрын

spit on the nonbelievers

@warcrimesagainstthepope7307

6 жыл бұрын

lit

normal language, nothing new you make sounds with your mouth...

Stop trying yo pretend. U all thought she was a man in the thumbnail

She kinda looks like Larry Holmes

I love this...its beautiful. This is what white colonizers took from africans when they enslaved them.

@tonicastel2390

Жыл бұрын

What are you talking about? We still speak it widely in South Africa and it’s one of our 11 national languages.

Zulu language is widely used in india .. Zulu language is officially language in india for communication between people and animals.

@alexandergalitevstudentfvh8696

Жыл бұрын

no.

As an European, this sounds to me so alien and fascinating.