Easy English 30 - Namibian Languages

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Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced in local languages and contain subtitles in both the original language as well as in English.

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Edited by: Andres Rodas, Carina Schmid and Kevin Kapenda
Subtitles: Ben Eve and Kevin Kapenda

[yeseniamezasalazar]

Owwww I never cease to be amazed at the amount of languages around the world! The cultural richness worldwide it's incredible! Regards from Peru! 😍

[dawoodwilliams]

I want to travel through Namibia, because it looks like a more chilled version of South Africa.

[zofilep]

Wow this is so awesome... Namibia seems like a cool place, with streets, shops, friendly people. I am so sorry, I my head it was a bit stereotyped and generalized T.T Now I can see I was so wrong. And what an amazing diversity! I loved the video, please more about Namibia!! We need african english/other languages to join the game :)

[levilima]

Meanwhile countries like USA, Russia and others have only one majority language spoken by the population there are others which speak more than 3! That's really amazing. Congrats people from Namibia!

[Aichabraids]

I'M from West Africa Guinea Conakry and I speak 5 different languages . poullar, Sousou, Malenkee, French, and English so cool

[abdihakimmuseismail]

realy they are intelligent people they speak fluently many diffrent languages

[ees]

its always a great pleasure to work with you guys!
my favourite word is obviously #YEYE

[Ferinoification]

l am in love with Namíbia. i would like to live there!!! greetings from Brazil

[lorrenzom]

Wow Namibian are just like us south african in so many ways the slang is also the same, one love

[MEvWORLD]

Yes this is amazing! I need more from Namibia and the other African countries.

[soundoftoday]

I admire the fact that in most of sub-saharian African countries they speak at least 2 languages even in cities. Here in Latin America native languages are spoken just for few people and basically there are no ways to learn them. Yes, most of our Latin American countries have 10, 30, ... even 100 indigenous languages but in most of places it's extremely difficult to find somebody who speaks at least one of those languages and there is a lack of resources to learn them

[marikenheigauses]

🇳🇦 my country; My pride..Shout out to all Namibians around the ❤❤🌎..We often use more than 2 languages just in one sentence. " Everything is /naa my broer " ..In this sentence, we used English, Khoekhoegowab and Afrikaans....

[luandenseconqueringsuperno]

Namibia is such a nice place, I would love to visit the country again.

[halloanonym]

This is 100% my fave episode of easy languages thus far. So good 😍

[windhoekboer]

My father grew up in Namibia and my aunt was born in Windhoek .
in Namibia have my grandparents and their children (my father and my aunt). languages ​​were Afrikaans and German
At home they spoke German and Afrikaans.
I love Afrikaans because my father and I speak German and Afrikaans at home
Why Afrikaans and English because my grandfather said, in order to have respect you have to use your mother tongue but also use a second language e.g. Afrikaans for the working world in Namibia and South Africa
my grandparents spoke Afrikaans and German

[olavsanchez]

It was so weird for me to see an old white lady speak with a clicking language. I loved it! Love Namibia

[charlesmcshonay]

Amazing their accent is not that heavy. Naijas have the heaviest accent in the whole world and their pride and confidence is unprecedented.

[danemhaonam]

2:51 wow, that man is a bigggg fan of...

[carlnarib]

Tolles video!!! Hope to join your crew sometime EES, Ich bin jetzt in Dänemark aber kommt im Dezember.

[nathanbinns]

My wife and I will be (possibly) travelling to Namibia soon to work as missionary translators, going by videos like this I'm looking forward to it more and more! We don't know yet where they want us but it will be either Namibia or Botswana (we are Aussie).