Black Conversations| Preserving African Language| Episode 1
Black Conversations| Preserving African Language| Episode 1
Preserving African Language
Language preservation is crucial in maintaining cultural identity and heritage.
We explore efforts to revive and sustain African languages amidst globalisation and cultural assimilation.
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conservative is trashhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
@Ndabe Myeza is forever a breath of fresh air-uTata is knowledge personified and @Abba is just God sent.
I like that Stogie T saw that chose to be a student than try to be something else.
Abba Ayalew always on another😊😊😊😊😊❤
5 Star Panel, we are Ready for Round 2🙏🏾
Im sorry but i dont believe all these languages are not doing any good for the long term as Black ppl.
Yoh I can never forget how this episode made me feel, the power of black conversations!!!
I love listening these conversations. It got me wondering if black people who have this information, meaning, and intelligence pass it on to their families? I am Xhosa, and I am learning things on here and other platforms rather than from my family. There is a saying, 'umntu omdala akabuzwa,' which means that an older person is not questioned, hence we are not really informed about our customs.
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AmaZulu have always been there through clans, but the uSgidi kaSenzangakhona united the clans about 200 years ago. The language was always there, isiNguni was always spoken
Amlak ❤😂
This really sounds like we have succumbed to internationalising english 🤞
That was the best episode I've seen so far! Dang!❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Stogie T wasn't needed here so disappointing
Abba yi dyani yama nyani nxashu mxhosa untsokotile la tata yhuuuuu. So much Knowledge
oh no, Abba on top of them
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Adverts are ruining these conversations
Love this.
This is information overload!
we need to get ubab' Abba Ayalew Amlak and bab Bishop Joshua Maponga in the same room guys… I feel like them together can bring more historic lessons to us ❤
if Bhut''Abba and Tat' uMaphonga would spend six months together, i swear they'd elevate black intelligence and a African will start to be respected by other races, as he is going to take pride and love himself more.
This episode helped unearth the key topics to be discussed, now can we have an episode for Language Intelligence please
Abba the General
Amazing episode! SHOUT out to Abba Ayalew Amlak, always dropping gems.
Lebo speaks in poetry
I always say "Blacks are Godly", what a conscious level of humane 🔥🔥🔥👏. Alot of black consciousness teachings articulated in a language that can reach the mass!!!!
Which books can one read, milk such a fruitful lessons?
I’m I the only one who is coming for the third time here 💫 🙌🏾
I wanna be best friends with Ayalew Amlak
That was cool how Abba spoke Stogies language (hip hop)when he was relaying the evolution on language but not the essence on expression with Hip hop and Zulu praises . He established a common ground to establish a teachable moment. “Speaking my language”to the youth is relating to them where they are and their interests.
I wish such platforms can be on a public spaces for everyone to reach.
We need SABC for example to embark on this events.
This is a true education not the systemic education.
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15min in and I'm enjoying every bit of this even when I don't quite agree with certain opinions, I enjoy even that. Great episode