Incredible Zulu click language - The ultimate tongue twister.

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Published 2020-01-10
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Many of the languages spoken by the Nguni people of southern Africa as well as the San people have a range of click sounds.

In this video, Sakhile Dube from St Lucia in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, demonstrates how these click sounds are pronounced in the Zulu language.

He has an epic voice :)

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All Comments (21)
  • @The_Kirk_Lazarus
    He should definitely be narrating documentaries. What an incredible voice.
  • @akaviral5476
    The voice meant to narrate the universe, the smile meant to light it up
  • @NEOGEO1966
    When he met his wife, they both clicked ;)
  • @FogelTheVogel
    The hard part about those click sounds isn't just making the actual sound. It's incorporating them flawlessly and seamlessly into words
  • @CurtisCT
    I'm an opera singer and let me tell you, THIS VOICE is one in a million! How beautiful, how exceptional, how rare! I wonder if he sings?
  • @itzakpoelzig330
    Not only does this guy have a fantastic speaking voice, but he's also a gifted explainer. He made everything very clear and gave excellent examples every step of the way. That's not common.
  • @troyyap
    It’s like speaking language in 3D. Very interesting and unique.
  • @schiros123
    Wow this man should be narrating literally everything. What a voice! What a teacher!
  • This man needs to be hired to narrate a documentary on Zulu history and culture.
  • @PhantomSavage
    It would be wild to hear him pronounce some Aztec names in the same way, like Xochiquetzal or Tezcatlipoca 😂
  • I feel like a wormhole just opened up in the universe for me watching this. I hope this language is never lost.
  • @Shad0wsSA
    can we respect the fact this man taught us for nearly 3 minutes straight without missing a beat
  • @victoriaeads6126
    Seriously, though, this person rivals the BEST professor I ever had, who was teaching Russian Linguistics at Georgetown University. This is unparalleled. The level of physical expression of sound he conveys is worth....I don't even know what. ARE THE PROCEEDS OF THIS VIDEO BEING SHARED WITH THIS PERSON??! THEY NEED TO BE SHARED WITH THIS PERSON!!!!!!!
  • @anonanon3923
    His smile is encouraging, wholesome and can take all the pains away! Thank you.