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From: Rouvanne
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  • Lisitebukile mu moto ngono!

  • Way to express your dance accent!

    You'd like our dance channel!

    check it out

    whatsyouraccent

  • Delele langu le pamoto, uli bhike ole longe mowa my gradma danced this a lot!

  • Culture ivolves. How about guitors and keyboards, is that an African culture? Gompeino go aparwa jeremane (as in cloth from Germany) mo midirong ya setswana ka bontsi, this is part of ivolution of culture. Letjedza Bakalanga - no one wants to go back to the stone age. How can u claim to correct other pples' culture by showing ur own rotten culture of looking down upon them? Is that also African? You want hides and skins are from endangered spicies! just stop the cattle post mentality.

  • kozipa kwaka jalo.

  • @ joel, we don say makalaka no more, lets respect each other...bakalaka is da word. go mogwana go!

  • ga gona kapari ya ngwao ya black n white kwa africa..makalaka a lathile ngwao..

  • @joe12900 u can tell by lookin at ur page ur new to this, seckle ur gums village boi!!!!

  • one of botswana s finest

  • What a great beat. Love it!

  • Bontle jwa thlago, tshosologo mmino wa se tswana o monate tota

  • I have been checking out the music of various African cultures, from the Horn south, and see that as you move south, the musical instruments are simpler (more primative, if you must) but what the performers do with their voices becomes more sophisticated. I guess lack of material resources does little to lessen a people's creativity. I like the northern musical genres for their instrumental prowess, but nothing beats the harmony in southern vocals.

  • Man You are damn good observer man, I am from Africa and never notice that till now.

  • That's right and absolutely beautiful!

  • is that kalanga they are singing i recognise it

  • lo a be lo bua sekae jaanong ija!

  • Wooooow am soo proud of my country and its

    culture!!!

  • Dance of Life . I Love it and it stirs my emotions to watch and listen to this amazing dance and song .

  • Botswana, my country, Botswana my love...always in love with you

  • Moving to Botswana next month. Hope I'll see & hear som e of this. Pure, pure, pure...

  • Makalaka a ko le nne le kwala setswana re bata go utlwa ur comments.

  • u ndi xhepulele mbijana... a ko o ndi xhepulele mbijana... aye a yo matshuru!!

    delele langu li pa moto.. o li bike o le lunge mowa

  • ya ka lila baperi!

  • Utini,antoziba...atleast i can say two words to show am from Bots as well,very nce.

  • banana ba na zana zwibuya dhumbu!

  • no offence man but what does "banana" mean?

  • it means girls

  • banana in setswana refers to the " youth" . it is a plural. banana refers to many, monana refers to one.

  • nice and really full of life dance

  • o ndi hlephulele mbijana...e ke ka kanyi ka mvuthu bathu...bakalanga big up

  • Ehe re ja mazenge? Cool stuff, very cool stuff

  • ndo shaka delelele koka..this songs used to be performed in an amazing ritual prayer for rain(GUMBU)..this dance has shown to be spiritual because dances undergo a tranlation in a realm..truly as we return home after the dance, 9 out of 10 times it rained and it poured! amazing stuff...

  • ...mbijana.

  • REPRESENTING BOTSWANA......u kno it....LUV ALL MY PEEPS THERE

    PS.TEEN ZONE ETC ALL CLUBS BEST PLACES TO PARTY

  • Uno ndi kumbuza kanye nwanangu!

  • what langauge did you write just asking

  • ikalanga

  • I was a part of this troupe in 2002! Great to see them on Youtube!

  • I never been to Botswana but i in love with the country and the ppl already. I gone go there God willing before i die.

  • Bots is representing..good stuff!! the druming is really jammin..i miss home!! Luxx

  • Hey I saw this on BTV its the same song/dance we do in Zim!

  • thats right its kalanga in zim ,this language its part ndebele and shona and in botswana its plus tswana you understand those border laungages you are right africans are africans languages interlink

  • Exactly, funny u should mention that, I AM a Kalanga but I dont speak a word coz no-one in my immediate family grew up around it, but my MOM understands all 3 languages that comprise it (u forgot sotho as the 3rd language) so she gets them better than I do!

  • you can learn from your mummy its so amaizing how these laguages interlink ,not only on border linkages but even as futher as Burundi they speak as shonas in Zim the same name for water ,play and many but with a different dilect so its realy amaizing

  • hey enjoyed maself !

  • I love botswana...I'm kenyan in States and we used to hang around with SWANAs in the States...they love fun and very beautiful...One day i'll visit Botswana.

  • dumela bo-mma ke a leakgola, ke rata mmino wa lona, o kare ke ka lebona ka nama, ke lekwerekwere go tswa ko Sudan,tshwarang ka thata.

  • O tshameketse ruri...... PULA

  • Tanki - le bina sentle! nna, ke a lekgoa o tswa kwa USA, mme ke berekile mo botswana ka '96 le '97 mo peace corps. ke a itumela!

  • dumilani bakanyi kwedu,bokalaka on the spot..

  • damn its hard 2 present in setswana,tht was arkward

  • nice Rouvanne...more Botswana videos please pleease

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