Oshivambo - Colors
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Pig is black ? Maybe in she's country in poor Africa -.-
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Did she say; the pig is black? WTF???
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beautiful language and culture I miss it.
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@Yourx3JustStopped It is spoken in both southern Angola and Nothern Namibia. It used to be the same piece of land and ethnic group until Europeans came .
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Yes, all the O's are in the north.
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I love this video! I hope we get more videos in the near future!
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wow most of the words begin with the letter 'O'!
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wow, orange is a long word in this language XD
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0:39 sounds like japanese ^^
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What a beautiful woman. Thanks for the lesson. :-)
2 years ago 2
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Namibia, in Africa. You can find more detail if you check wikipedia.
What I found distinct, is that nearly all the words offered begin in "o" with a few in "e," but no other vowel nor any consonant. Also, most words are 3 to 5 beats per word, none being only 1 or 2 beats.
ATokyoite 2 years ago 4
Very interesting language, never heard of Oshivambo.
Where's it spoken?
Yourx3JustStopped 2 years ago 3