- A remarkable white man captivated scholars at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology with his fluency in isiXhosa.
- This gentleman not only spoke the language beautifully but also shared his heartfelt mission to uplift and preserve the Xhosa language.
- The online community erupted with admiration for this man's passion, leaving many inspired by his dedication to a culture not his own.
Let me tell you about a truly inspiring moment that’s making waves across social media. A white man who speaks isiXhosa like it’s his first language left an entire auditorium at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) in awe. This wasn’t just casual conversation—it was a passionate speech that resonated deeply with everyone present.
The video, uploaded to TikTok by @cput.xhosa.studen, shows the man standing confidently in front of a room full of students. He introduces himself as Khayalethu, claiming roots in the Eastern Cape, and even shares his clan name, which is a sign of deep respect and connection to the culture. Imagine the energy in that room as he spoke with such conviction and authenticity!
As the man continued, the students erupted in applause and admiration. His fluency wasn’t the only thing that impressed them; it was his clear and unwavering commitment to uplifting the isiXhosa language. This wasn’t just about learning a new tongue—it was about honoring a rich cultural heritage and bringing people together through language.
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Check out the TikTok video below to see this incredible moment for yourself. It’s more than just a speech—it’s a powerful reminder of the beauty of embracing other cultures.
Netizens React: Love and Support Flood the Comments Section
The video quickly gained over 40,000 views, sparking a wave of positive reactions from people all over the world. Social media users couldn’t help but express their admiration for this remarkable man and his dedication to isiXhosa. Let’s take a look at some of the heartfelt comments:
@Thourbo gave a resounding thumbs up:
“He is one of us,,,,camagu 🥰💯💯.”
@AxolileMchenge was curious and wanted to know more:
“Which campus?”
@ZekwandeManyange showed their appreciation:
“Çamagu Qwathi.”
@JAMA KA SJADU expressed pride in the man’s efforts:
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“Awu Mqwathi madoda, ntinga ntakandini.” (Yes Mqwathi my guy, fly higher)
@DumakaMthombeni cheered him on:
“Phambili ngesi Xhosa sethu🥰🥰🥰🥰.” (Forward with isiXhosa)
@terencebooiofficial praised his eloquence:
“Uthetha kamnandi ne message ayigqithisileyo.” (He speaks so well and has passed a beautiful message)
@Simamkele_SK couldn’t help but laugh in awe:
“Ungowakuthi bhele😭🤣.” (You are one of us Bhele)
@Sisanda Bhele shared her joy:
“Ohh love it ke sana 😂❤️, yhiini ngase kuthi bebecinga kanje bonke.” (Oh, I love it. I thought like him, just like many others)
Another Heartwarming Story: A White Man’s Xhosa Wedding Speech
This isn’t the first time a white man has turned heads with his isiXhosa skills. In another viral TikTok video, Anton Taylor (@anton.taylor) delivered a stunning wedding speech in the language, leaving the crowd in awe. Anton admitted he had been secretly practicing isiXhosa for months, hoping to surprise his friends at their special day. As he addressed the audience, the room erupted in cheers and ululations, celebrating his fluency and heartfelt words.
Moments like these remind us of the power of language to connect people across cultures and backgrounds. Whether it’s in a university auditorium or at a wedding celebration, these stories show us that when we embrace each other’s traditions, we create something truly beautiful.
