Let's explore South Africa! | Jennie

Everyone, today I want to talk about a country called South Africa. Okay, so why not start right now? Firstly, let's go with the wonders worth exploring. Well, when you visit so many countries, maybe you would like to visit some sightseeing or some wonders that you can explore. Well, I got some in South Africa for you. Firstly, the Cradle of Humankind. Well, this kind of place is like a big boulder that has a hole or a pit or maybe like a tunnel underneath. Then we go to Verdefort, though. It's like a pit which has the color of the Grand Canyon. Thirdly, we go to Robben Island. It's an island which is surrounded by water and it has a bit of hexagon shape and its name is Robben Island. Well, would you like to visit these places? You can comment down below. Next, are you hungry? Well, I got some food for you, which is the bunny chow. Bunny chow is not the most popular food, but I just say that it's popular in South Africa. Well, first, the main ingredient is hollow bread. It needs hollow bread. Then, curry leaves, onions, salt, and potatoes. I believe that this food is really delicious because I got some South African teachers. They told me that their favorite food and their favorite snack is bunny chow, so I think it is very yummy. Okay, now, do you want to study about some historians or even cultures about it? Well, I'll give you some right here. Many countries have some traditions, cultures in South Africa, too. They also have some cultures that are really important and very fascinating, too. I have labeled some of these actions and activities for you guys. Many people do this, such as diversity, values, culture changes. Well, people in South Africa use these cultures and some traditions, celebrations, and even some customs. Okay, lastly, tribes. Did you know that South Africa has tribes? Yes, I did say tribes. There are 12 total tribes in South Africa, just like has counted. Well, I can't just sit here and label all 12 of them. I'm just going to lay a few of them, such as Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele, and Swazi. I know that Zulu is the many people in there. There are many people in Zulu because there are lots of my teachers in Zulu. I think that it's our done, and we are done talking about South Africa today, and I hope you see you next time, too. Bye!