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@Joshuaeway03

15 күн бұрын

Do you respect ways people Reject God? Also, do you respect the broad paths that lead many to hell?

@MOOOOS

8 күн бұрын

@@Joshuaeway03 telling Ya Joshua; No matter what You think Ms Ashley believes Or is promoting; You can’t deny what She is trying to get done for her people!! So go ahead and binge watch

@milesbrown8016

4 күн бұрын

Well done 👍🏻

Those multiple languages is just one of the many ways that says how smart these people are. Do you know how difficult it is to learn even one other language? I know. I tried. And the music . . . Paige, Nkosazana Daughter, Lady Amar and so much more, is amazing. I don't even listen to American music anymore. Amapiano has taken over my life. P.S. I study isiZulu just to learn the lyrics of these songs! That's how great this music is. I've never been to SA, but SA has certainly been to me! Much love from Atlanta, USA, Georgia. L

@ZaharaImole

Ай бұрын

Do you plan on visiting any country in Africa

@thewordsmith5440

Ай бұрын

Many of them acquire these languages naturally so it's not the same as adults who learn a language. They learn many of their languages naturally their parents speak them right in the house.

@Mzansigirl

Ай бұрын

Not necessarily so! ​@@thewordsmith5440

@lawrencedesmondleach

Ай бұрын

@@thewordsmith5440 I can accept that. Thank you.

@anelisamali2846

Ай бұрын

⁠@@thewordsmith5440 At home you speak maximum of 2, the rest, black South Africans make the conscious effort to learn from a young age because they want to be able to connect and understand the people in their communities who speak other languages. This was also encouraged by Nelson Mandela, “If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his own language, that goes to his heart.” It’s in our culture to try and accommodate others. I say this to say it doesn’t come naturally, many of us learned other languages from outside the home (school, church, neighbourhood, etc.) and we make the effort. If it was easy and came naturally, white South Africans would also speak an average of 4 languages that are spoken in SA, but they simply don’t. 400 years and if one even speaks a smudge of any Nguni language the entire Southern Hemisphere becomes shocked. So yes @lawrencedesmondleach , your assessment is quite right, many of us actually acquire other languages in our late teens to adulthood. South Africans (Africans and black people in general) are quite intelligent, but many of them don’t know it, and many do not believe they are, because for them, learning someone’s language is simply common courtesy. If it was easy and natural everyone would be doing it.

I’ve been selling South Africa to my husband for he past week. I’m coming y’all!! He’ll come around 🥰

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

Keep sharing Sis! You got this

@BantuLioness

25 күн бұрын

Do come sis and invite your sisters,brothers and cousins. It's a vibe down here you're going to have a good time

@omphileobakeng6240

21 күн бұрын

@@BantuLioness💀💀

@Fightfan-S.A

4 күн бұрын

If you are from USA you will live like a rich person due to our low Rand. SA a awesome place and has ALOT to offer tho. Specially if you have $ to spend

@hiphoparena4529

3 күн бұрын

Nahh we are tired of immigration here.. Gawd damn

There's absoluyely no place like South Africa. I have been living in Asia for the last 5 years, and I cannot wait to move back home.

@luyandachamane2093

28 күн бұрын

Agreed

@LethaboMatseke

17 күн бұрын

Where in Asia and how is your experience?

@luyandachamane2093

17 күн бұрын

@@LethaboMatseke South Korea, interesting for most parts. It has its conveniences, it’s safe but for every bit of technology Korea had we have it too back home. The food is worth trying,but the vibe , the people, South Africa for me has my heart. One misses the small chats in the line at Pick ‘n Pay to sharing a joke with a stranger. Korea can be very cold (on the surface people are nice, but how nice is nice when someone is only doing it because it’s “culture”) versus in SA (and no person is ever the same, we have mean people to, just as they have many kind people) what you see is what you get. I’m not giving a clear answer, I may be nit picking but I’m just trying to paint a small picture for you. You would have to go there and experience it for yourself (and maybe you might have a different experience). Apart from the toxic work life the place is amazing (Korea) , but home will always be home 🇿🇦

@unathinkomo5858

21 сағат бұрын

​​@@luyandachamane2093I feel that "sharing jokes with a stranger"😂you find yourself laughing your head off with the person you met 2 seconds ago in the Pick N Pay line😭ooh and borrowing their Smartshopper card to get the discounts cause you forgot yours 😭🤣but at least you got to travel yabo. Many South Africans would like to sweetheart, but hope you come back home soon♥️🇿🇦

You know Ashley as much as you always say that living in S.A has a been a bliss for you, it truly is a blessing for us South Africans to have you in our beautiful nation..

As a South African watching this video, I think that your positive approach to life will attract those types of people, experiences and possibilities for you.

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

Thank you, I agree

@Happy_happygame

Ай бұрын

I'm totally agree

@hassanas.benjamin3818

Ай бұрын

I can not wait to visit South Africa and get to see my people.

@prosperousnatasha8153

Ай бұрын

Yup 👍🏾

@cme1713

26 күн бұрын

​@@AshleyinAfrika Does South-Africa offer Asylum for African Americans. In 2021 International Tribunal found U.S. guilty of Genocide of Black/Brown American. Where do USA Asylum seekers go for Refuge?

The truth is it's hard in South Africa right now and i'm not being sarcastic. Literally it's hard. 3 main issues: Recession, Inflation and a shocking number of Unemployed people. The high crime rate also. As a South African Living in South Africa, i'm frustrated. We will get through it though.

@rynoshaun

3 күн бұрын

As South Africans, we will unit, and get through our issues! Ubuntu!

@felicitynefdt9926

3 күн бұрын

We have it better than many other places. Some South Africans never even felt or realized that the world was experiencing a recession in2008/9. We just tend to be so self-deprecating

@Minetty

2 күн бұрын

We always do ❤

I am proudly South African! Born here and will never leave. Welcome to our beautiful country and your positive vibes.

That 3 work days is so real 😂😂we take weekends , public holidays and long weekends seriously over here 😂

@VICK18009

22 күн бұрын

Real for who? 😂 if you work at FNB HQ Bank City for example you are in those offices Monday - Friday.

@ditshegomashishi593

20 күн бұрын

Really? Maybe real for some. Some of us work seven days a week..!

@VICK18009

20 күн бұрын

@@ditshegomashishi593 exactly. The last time I worked less than 3 days a week I was a casual for Mr Price after that I went corporate doing 5 days a week. Now I'm self-employed doing 7 days a week.

@pearlmaduna6708

18 күн бұрын

Hai I personally work 5days a week and so does everyone in my life. The only few times we work 3 or 4 days in a week is when there is a public holiday

@Le_mire_

16 күн бұрын

We believe in rest ! ... rest bafethu rest 😅

My wife has never articulated "Home Help" to me as you did here. I always wondered why, every time I suggest getting rid of our helper whenever we need to cost cut, I was met with so much opposition. I took for granted on how my kids feel like they have 2 moms at home and my wife is able to concentrate on her own growth as a woman, mom and a wife without much pressure. You just made me realise why my home is so warm...😉

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

I love that!

@LifewithTeacherPhathi

21 күн бұрын

Thanks Bhuti

@achatwithgoitse

10 күн бұрын

The house help sometimes ends up as family as well… also your monies helps her family out a lot

@NeoMokgabo21

5 күн бұрын

That's so powerful and positive!! May you and your family flourish and grow in never ending love❤❤❤❤

Its really refreshing to hear someone from the US in particular speaking so positively about South Africa. The world makes us believe that the US is the gold standard for everything, but we have a country of gold.

@lawrencedesmondleach

8 күн бұрын

Light as you may take it, a lot of us over here in America think highly of South Africa and many other African countries as well. You'd be surprised at how many folk are saving up to finally make it to the REAL gold standard . . . AFRICA!!! Even the U.S. can't be what it is without Africa! I'm not saying these things to flatter, impress or be nice. I'm a fact person. I tell you what the facts are! Have a great weekend! L

If I travel to Africa I would definitely visit South Africa first

@antheaoneill9342

27 күн бұрын

And il provide your accommodation lol!

@user-lg7ev9lm8b

20 күн бұрын

Please don’t only focus on Cape Town. Go to other povinces and learn about the native. Limpopo, KZN you will enjoy

@supermom354

17 күн бұрын

My family and I would gladly have you in our home. As long as you join us for midnight prayers. We are staunch christians

@TheHoodVoice2024

17 күн бұрын

@@supermom354 black Americans respect all religions

@TheHoodVoice2024

17 күн бұрын

@@user-lg7ev9lm8b I would love to see the whole country

You inspire me to love my country more Ashley. South Africa is blessed to have you. ❤

@Sgcuma_Sembo

Ай бұрын

It's heart warming to listen to someone from the so-called first world countries observing our country in a positive perspective in comparison

@Malisti04

Ай бұрын

​@@Sgcuma_Sembo I follow many of the US-to-zar folks, I'm always amazed. The things they appreciate about us we take for granted.

@Sgcuma_Sembo

Ай бұрын

@@Malisti04 At first I thought they were just creating a make feel good stories to comfort us. But after observing the continuous trend and conducted a little research on the life experienced by African/black Americans in the USA I began to question my general understanding of the life of the African American child and realised how deceived I was through consuming the Television portrayal of the life of the African child in the USA. Too many Will Smith's and Operah Winfrey for my good. The psychology of the African child in the USA is in distress and in need of our support. In short, African Americans needs us as much as we need them mainly due to similarities in historical experiences with different socio-political environment that exists in these 2 countries.

@MOOOOS

Ай бұрын

@@Sgcuma_Sembothis was deep 🎉 🙏🏾

@NaTashaMKilgore

29 күн бұрын

@@Sgcuma_Sembo This is refreshing to see. Thank you, it is very much appreciated. We definitely need each other.

Welcome home! My family and I just moved back here from Canada. Don't you just love how the anxiety and stress completely disappears when that South African sun hits you.

@wot4922

20 күн бұрын

Howzit. Welcome back ✌🇿🇦

It is so great to hear you say that the media portrays SA different from how it actually is. We are such a diverse nation, but we embrace that, and gives us a deep understanding of respect towarda individual differences.

As a South African, I can confirm, this is true!!

"It's so hard"😂😂😂 I love it.❤

True, Friday is officially day one of the weekend and Monday is recovery 😂

@achatwithgoitse

10 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@felicitynefdt9926

3 күн бұрын

Cape Town is closed after 12 on a Friday! 😂😂

@avrillee7369

2 күн бұрын

That isca fact, for years we were advised to never buy a Friday car or a Monday car. How can you know which car you bought, the less trouble it gives the more likely it was a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday car. 🤣🤣😂😂

Hey Ashley I'm German South African. You're nailing it 🤣🤣🤣🤩

In South Africa our differences are mainly around Class, you being part of the rich will have no problem relating to the other rich, all colours all religions , but we have massive poor.

@nazikay1340

Ай бұрын

Well said, middle to high class don’t experiment much struggles of the massive poor south africans!

@mike8449

Ай бұрын

@@nazikay1340just be thankful that SA actually has a growing black ‘middle’ class. At least you have an opportunity to move up in life. Plenty of countries where there’s only 2 classes , rich and poor.

@penamathebula5159

22 күн бұрын

I always tell people it's not about race, it's always been about class. Millionaire s hang out well and don't see colour.

@tochukwuifeanacho3843

19 күн бұрын

​@@penamathebula5159 I disagree it is just that some certain race has been associated with poverty like black race and it has been like that for a long time

@liesk2687

5 күн бұрын

​​@@mike8449... I don't know though... SA is definetly heading towards 2 classes with the interest rates and inflation as it is...middle class families should be able to afford to buy a home

I loved listening to this as a South African who lived in New York for a year as a single mom. It was really hard for us. We came back with a far more positive perception of our country after that experience. I'm grateful for having had the opportunity yo love and work in the US, but all the things you've mentioned were the very things I missed. The US had a lot of positives too, but i certainly learnt to appreciate South Africa more after leaving. Thank you for having such an incredible outlook and sharing positive vibes! Wishing you all the success in your business and in life. ❤

Sis Ash/Ausi Mpho(that’s a Sotho,Tswana,Pedi name)…as the name says,you’re a gift to this country…Blessings to you my sister.🙏🏽✊🏾

@supermom354

17 күн бұрын

Yes...Mpho is perfect❤

Learn Zulu & Sesotho , that will make you cover 80% of those so called 11 languages because most are just dialects for example Xhosa vs Zulu is like Scottish English vs American English.

@_Justin_Case

Ай бұрын

She's learning Tswana, so that is as good as learning Sesotho. She must just continue with the languages she's learning. It's not easy to learn a language.

@panadocoughsyrup

Ай бұрын

Depends on where you’re living. If you’re in the western cape there’s no point in learning sotho or Zulu. Learning Xhosa though is very handy.

@tshepomotau-qs1ep

25 күн бұрын

tswana ,sotho and pedi (treat them as one language) zulu,swati ,ndebele and xhosa (treat them as one language too)

@panadocoughsyrup

24 күн бұрын

@@tshepomotau-qs1ep In my opinion that’s a bit of a reach, but learning one bantu language will make learning the others much easier. Especially Swazi and Zulu, they’re almost just different dialects

@panadocoughsyrup

24 күн бұрын

Also i think learning very basic Afrikaans is good just to understand the slang people use in every day conversation. Dunno if it’s the same in the rest of the country but in WC half our sentences are mengels

Despite it's problems, it 's such a special place, filled with incredible humans! 🇿🇦

South Africa is so sweet , I’m South African in america , I feel Like life is too hard in USA tooo. They over work ppl and u have to do 2 jobs. Even running a business taxes are high . Especially carlifonia , even employment benefit are far better in South Africa . I can’t wait to get back home and invest . Try looking at it in a positive way .

@Ultima227

Ай бұрын

California is a terrible state to move to. Texas would've been better outside of Austin.

@ediththamae1211

21 күн бұрын

I live in newyork regret everyday leaving South Africa can’t wait to go home!

@Stirlingshirecastle

19 күн бұрын

​@ediththamae1211 New York is one of the most expensive cities in the world, just like London, Sydney, Paris, etc. Unless you earn a six-figure salary, those cities are not for working class or even the middle class. Move somewhere semi rural or to a small town & things might improve unless you're suffering from a home sickness bug.

@ediththamae1211

19 күн бұрын

@@Stirlingshirecastle I’m just home sick seen it all is time to go back to SA and 😃 smile!

@Stirlingshirecastle

19 күн бұрын

@@ediththamae1211 Make sure you're mentally prepared for the economic & social mess that has plagued 🇿🇦. I've been living in the UK for the past 20 years & every time I visit home, most basic things are not working. In my kasi, we sometimes go for a week without water. Electricity has become a luxury for the entire kasi. For now I will stay here for a while. Like as the saying goes, home is sweet when there's sugar.

The Language thing, and this is what annoys other african countries citizens about us, especially the way we tweet , which is, a south african can use 4 languages in one sentence. and the punchline to a joke is rarely in the language of the set up 🤣😂

@SmilingSoulful

9 күн бұрын

Eish, there's even a petition to stop us code-switching on TikTok 🤣Someone said we need to start including our 12th official language - sign language, and to confuse everyone even more we make English words sound 'South African': Southa Langwegi 😂

@itueye2879

9 күн бұрын

@@SmilingSoulful Yeah, when we "Tswanalize,Zulu-nizi, etc" english words, and we just go on with our lives, we really have that "if you know, you know" attitude with language. and they've been tryna stop us for a long time, never gonna happen shame(our us of this word too😅)🤣😂🤣

Speak to a man in your language you speak to his mind ,speak to him in his language and you speak to his heart

I’m visiting Cape Town in November and I am so excited!

@beverleynoble8476

21 күн бұрын

Beautiful city ♥

As a South African, I come to your channel to practice gratitude! It’s so easy to become disheartened but having an outsiders perspective reminds me of just how blessed we are so thank you for putting yourself out there! I love when you make direct comparisons because as a citizen of the global south we were indoctrinated to believe that the global north is more advanced and that is the standard to aspire to. Keep posting, I’m looking forward to more content and thank you for choosing South Africa as your home ❤

I agree. As a South African I think this video is also good at informing them a little on the things they take for granted here in SA. 🇿🇦

Your channel is amazing! Love love love. I lived abroad in Europe for 6 years and was slowly dying inside, I missed our people. I'm a single mom and business owner also and would not have been able to be a mom with a high school boy and have the time and patience for my boy in a nother country. Since baby, we have had a Ugogo that's been with us and her daugters that envelopes us with love and support. You are very right about the respect and ease we feel towards differances and cultures. Thank you for spreading the truth efen to my own people. The grass is definatly green here. ❤

I love this as a South African 🤗

Gosh you are such a South African already, yes we do manage multiple languages.

Nice to hear about your positive experiences! We always think the grass is greener on the other side and its not really

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

It really isn't

As a south African, it’s great hearing the positives as people don’t always see it. We are actually far ahead of a lot of places in terms of our tolerance of race, cultures, orientations. We just need to improve education and employment. Social grants to able bodied people don’t help. People need to work to contribute to society

I really love your channel. You really have inspired me to want to go to south Africa. I always have been drawn to the beautiful culture of South Africa. ❤

Your objective view is such a blessing. I discovered your channel this morning and love your view. God bless you and your family ❤🇿🇦

You are such a darling, you reflect a lot and you have a positive outlook on life. Being born in 🇿🇦 (Soweto and journeyed through other towns and cities) 6 provinces and 3 SADC countries. Personally, I'd say One thing about South Africa and South Africans is their optimisms, we are believers and only the sky is the limit. We love beautiful things. In Jhb when we have chit chats we're opinionated, people can claim to know everything. So it's important to always have your own research on the facts and stats as your point to put across South Africans are full of humour and we find it even out of earnestness of things. We however abhor people who are not genuine about themselves and about their intentions in relationships.

Nice video! That winter sun is the best some days. I live in KZN and the summer can be deadly. Winter here is chilly at times but also exciting and sometimes we get snow one week and sunny hot days the next. Although we have our issues here, the people in South Africa truly are amazing with such acceptance over all of all ideals. Plus we are generally friendly and happy people and many issues can be solved over a beer and braai. It's refreshing to hear good things xxxx

I'm a white south African and I'm proud and greatful of the our transformation

A few years back I was in Ivory Coast and was asked about the then president of SA,yes him!,my hosts where shocked to hear my negative views of him(history has proven me right multiple times when comes to him)this is what I like about SA that I can insult any politician with enthusiasm without fear...

@naswawamokone8532

Ай бұрын

But I think you were telling the truth about him He's not the angel they made him out to be

@thabisohitchdladla

Ай бұрын

He's way better than current but you won't think that because you are immersed in white media propaganda

@Mzansigirl

Ай бұрын

Yes sis... Media pushes its agenda however it's good that you held on to your truth and facts for that matter✌🏽

@ta_snakes5397

Ай бұрын

So you're proud of insulting someone?

@kusaselihlengubane8984

Ай бұрын

Freedom of speech.

Ashley, here in Mzantsi, Thursday is a pre-weekend. Friday is the day when everybody is looking at the clock till 13:00. By 11:00 it's no longer workable. I'm not trying to discourage investors who needs to bring their companies that requires labour and commitment from employees but there are workplaces that allow us to cover our jobs by Friday. Weekend is party time!

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

Great feedback

@mlunghisitlemo939

9 күн бұрын

Some companies even allow drinking at work on Fridays after 2pm. Used yo work for a certain Finnish 🇫🇮 company that had a branch in JHB. Every 3pm on Fridays we would have a drink at work 😅

I didn’t expect this to be so insightful, definitely subscribing, welcome to SA

I'm from Zim and went to SA for uni. I fell in love with the country. It annoys me, whenever I go home and people be like,' South africa is not a good place to live, people sell guns in the streets'....🙄. I have to constantly tell them, since I lived there (5years), I never saw a gun and never been robbed. You just need to be careful where you go only....

You said it well. I am a Zimbabwean living in South Africa. The first challenge is the language. It's good to understand the language of the locals. However, South Africans are very intelligent, they are multi-lingual. It's interesting to navigate the challenges in a foreign country. I have learned a lot along the way. Thank you for such a great video

Talking about languages, I was born and bred in the Eastern Cape province. I could only speak Xhosa and English. I moved to Durban where the dominant language is isiZulu. That wasn't a challenge to me since isiZulu is very similar to isiXhosa, however, my roommate at the University of KwaZulu Natal was from Pretoria. His Zulu was so broken that I literally couldn't understand at all 😂. A few years later I moved to Pretoria and seTswana literally sounded like Mandarine to me 😅. I didn't understand a single word in Tswana. Thanks to English I was able to communicate easily. Since then I've learned a few more languages. So, you are not alone, it happened to some of us though we were born in SA🤣.

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing 😆

@vodlozas1892

19 күн бұрын

I'm fluent in isizulu so it makes it easy to understand other nguni languages isiswati isindebeleand isixhosa. Since in Pretoria I'm fluent in setswana that makes me understand all Sesotho languages sepedi. I'm also fluent in xitsonga

Thank you for this video. I’m planning on traveling there soon

Great insights & as a proud South African I really do agree with everything said! I had a friend come here from the US & he said something that stuck with me… He said (after days being shown around the nicer parts of Joburg & Cape Town) that he felt it was also important to not only to experience the polished sides but also to see & immerse yourself everyday life. He also wanted to visit townships, see the slums, witness how people make do with little etc. He said this helped him have a balanced view outside of the American stylized ‘motherland’ or Wakanda tropes & stereotypes he was used to or expected. I say this not discourage anyone, but also to say that it’s important (especially as a black tourist) to have a full/balanced experience when you come here, it’ll help to ground you and see people for who they are (dynamic, varied, rich in culture), not just being reduced to a homologous group. We are equals after all. Enjoy your stay, please encourage everyone to visit. We love hosting & having a good time here! 🇿🇦♥️

@joycemontgomery8626

14 күн бұрын

Khayelitsha was my favorite place to visit when I visited South Africa in 2023. You can't understand the society as a whole if you can't embrace everyone. My walking tour guide was a homeless guy named Isaac. Love from Indiana

I am so glad to hear this positive news. I needed it today.

Your positive outlook in spite of,..... very encouraging. Thanks much always for sharing.

3 day work week, spot on. It is getting a bit cold now, I'm taking a 10 day vacation with my partner to warm up.

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

Have fun!

@user-oo8ei4lj6s

Ай бұрын

I thought there were 40 percent unemployment.

This is such a beautiful video. Thank you for uploading

I am glad to hear you are so positive about our beautiful home but we do expect way more from ourselves as South Africans.

I really like your approach, dialogue, and information. You earned an additional follower. Thank you Ashley!

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

I appreciate that!

Hey Ashley! I am from America and Kenyan. I am inspired to learn Swahili and do business in Africa because of your videos

@costonmarkon3788

Ай бұрын

Your from America and Kenyan 😂😂😂 ?? Bro your Kenyan your not American and you know Swahili stop nonsense 😂

@keniabeyond

Ай бұрын

Hi Eric, I'm Kenyan. If you'd like someone to teach you Swahili let me know.

@eclipznpicz8879

29 күн бұрын

​@@keniabeyond I need to learn it as well😊

@ngoakojohn4514

20 күн бұрын

@@costonmarkon3788 you killed me with your comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thanks for this invaluable insight! Planning to make my first trip to South Africa this August and will be looking for a property to invest in while there. Super excited about experiencing the culture and diversity.

Love yah!! THANK YOU!❤

Blessings Ashley, I definitely appreciate what you have done for you and your daughters. Taking that leap of faith, trusting your skills, and the amount of business savvy it takes to do what you are doing on The Continent definitely should be celebrated and acknowledged. You are amazing, smart,strong and beautiful! Blessings sister you have motivated me greatly💪🏾🤞🏾🤎💯

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

@SonofYAHMostHigh777

Ай бұрын

@@AshleyinAfrika💪🏾🤎

Hi Ashley. It's heart warming to hear your perspective about South Africa. Thank you.

Good video. Great comments and observations!

Your video is refreshing! Welcome to South Africa! ❤enjoy!

I love how you mention the inclusivity and its true. We dont mind your religion or culture as long as you have a good vibe we can hang with you.

Thank You very much Ms @Ashley

Hi Ashley thank you for your love for our country of SA. Ashley welcome home in south Africa.

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

Siyabonga

Always great hearing from you Ash...This is Home ❤🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

Thank you Ashley.

Been a while...your presentation positive as usual...stay blessed Ms Ashley...luv you...❤

Thank you for the positive message, SA my home, nowhere quite like it!

You my sister at 15:22 summed up who we are hear in the south, very inspiring.

From a hard working African American woman, I WILL MOST DEFINITELY BE VISITING JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA❤️😁👍🏾👍🏾

I'm so glad you like iy here! Welcome!!! 🌸🌹

Thank you for the video. It was inciteful and informative. Hearing ur, experience coming from America on our country. Is nice.❤

THANK YOU for highlighting the unity and harmony we have and the lies the media sells. Are you a Bok fan yet? 🇿🇦

Thank you for finding beauty in our country. I am glad that you have had a great experience.

Thank you for sharing.

I love you Ashley and your girls ❤❤❤

Jonga sana. Yoh are absolutely spot on. I lived in USA for two years and couldn't wait to return home.

Umhle sisi ❤️

@sanelemwelase

Ай бұрын

Thank you

Thanks sister ❤❤❤❤❤

Make African Great Again 🖤

@claudiamulder1191

27 күн бұрын

❤love this

Hi Ash. Pleased you chose our beautiful country . Wishing you a fruitful stay❤

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much 🙂

Love, love, love your content👌

@AshleyinAfrika

28 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

Ashley sis, you preached today....thank you

I appreciate you as a fellow South-African cause as you said there is so many negatives but yet you chose to show the beauty, thank you mam cause even our own people bad mouth the country thank you

Hey. You ar simply a phenomenal being to be around believe me. Keep showering us with light only please. Thank you. Simphiwe

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

You got it!

As a South African living in South Africa we have such negative over flow information about us but honestly deep down we know how great South African is. I love our culture and how united we are. I live in the suburbs but I love going to location/ghetto because that is where you will love the respect, laughter, unity and just the beauty of being black. Our food, our history it is so much fun and amazing. People that don't know you greet you, you got to wedding and events without knowing the hosts, elders that do not even know you advice you 😂. Some lady said you are too beautiful my daughter to be smoking 😂 please don't do that to yourself in Zulu, with genuine angry, protective concern. I love it 😊 We are a love country, it is deeply embedded in us. ❤

I can speak at least 8 of the 11 languages. 2ndly, yes we have made positive strides politically and all want stability despite our differences.

You were spot with your analysis. Here in Cape Town, it feels like a work day is from 8am to 2pm. Cos at half 2, commuting traffic begins. 😅. Wishing you every success.

@lifestylepretoria9181

Ай бұрын

8am? Cape Town 😅😂😂

@mocabeentrill

Ай бұрын

@@lifestylepretoria9181 believe it or not😅. Atleast that's the time I'm working. Kids already at school... In fact, people will be having tea or breakfast.

@qaqambantabankulu1858

Ай бұрын

Cape Town is holiday everyday and as someone who worked in Joburg for many years i just couldn’t survive working in Cape Town.

Love this🎉🎉🎉

Hey, it's such a great and upbeat perspective of our country, thanks very much. I wanted to travel, but never got the chance to go far though. But ever since COVID-19 happened I took the chance to learn about things and people that surround me and I kept falling in love with this country ever since, so many people from so many different backgrounds, I am impressed, and I'm pleased to have found you Ashley and learned from your experiences, much love!

I loved all the difficulties you are facing ;-) - though I must say, the cold winter mornings are soooooo hard for me! Especially the last few days with the cold front we had! Brrrrrr....

This is awesome!

Hi Ashley, enjoying your content! A South African working in Thailand, keep it up!!

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

Thank you! Will do!

Hello Ashley I think you and your daughters are beautiful hope it gets better for you in Africa

I love our wide range of education regarding history, cultures and various race groups. Also how to respectfully assimilate when in their spaces.

You are an inspiration to us all!

@Siriuan

Ай бұрын

FBA 🫡

@IGBOAmericanKing

Ай бұрын

@@Siriuan I am FAA Foundational African American...because our African ancestors remained non citizens until July 9th 1868 when the 14th ammendment to the US Constitution gave them birthright citizenship. Our true Foundation is Africa because it's the roots from where we came America is one of many branches around the world our people live.

Thank you for mentioning the respects and inclusiveness among us as SA. The politicians are so hard at work trying to causecracial tension.

I would love that. I like cold weather. I was in 110 degrees last week in Egypt. During the summer I don't go outside unless I have to. I would visit there in June and July now that I know.

@AshleyinAfrika

Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for talking about our country in such a hopeful way! We need to hear more of this!

You made me so proud to be South African ❤ thank you for this lovely video.

@AshleyinAfrika

10 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!