Yeah but I'm a Malayali, never studied Hindi. And the surprised thing was a reference to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v439zTOJVho&feature=related

Reply 45

tehFrance

Original post by kalaghoda

I want to marry a South African.

Your point? I want to marry a Jewish woman from California....

Reply 46

EmpressKeloa

I am Southern African.
I am "Black".
And this whole thread offends me.

Good day, to you all.

#smh_Britishpeople

Reply 47

MartinMorrison

Original post by rmanoj

You mean you've met a nice South African? That's bloody surprising man.

Lol.

Reply 48

kalaghoda

Original post by EmpressKeloa

I am Southern African.
I am "Black".
And this whole thread offends me.

Good day, to you all.

#smh_Britishpeople

I have nothing against blacks. I just love the white accent.

Reply 49

kalaghoda

Original post by rmanoj

Yeah but I'm a Malayali, never studied Hindi. And the surprised thing was a reference to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v439zTOJVho&feature=related

Funny, however I think that was made during apartheid.

Reply 50

EnVogue

By God man, this story is fixating!

Reply 51

EggmanD

Original post by Guy Secretan

Why what's wrong with them? What are they like?

The ones i have met have been very racist. Of course it would be stupid to say EVERYONE EVER FROM AFRICA IS RACIST but i have yet to be proven wrong so i guess thats all im left with. In every conversation ive had with them has started with 'oh so whats South Africa like?' and the reply is always something along the lines of 'fine except for those nigge.. i mean blackies' lol

Just a note this is referring to people who were born and grew up in South Africa not born there and then moved somewhere else as some people like to say;

'oh im Irish'
'well you dont sound Irish'
'oh i was born there then i moved here when i was 2'
'your not really Irish then... you were just born there'

Irish on paper, not really Irish in reality lol

(edited 13 years ago)

Reply 52

kalaghoda

Original post by EggmanD

They're always whining about the government, rightly so tbh.

Reply 53

tehFrance

Original post by EggmanD

'oh im Irish'
'well you dont sound Irish'
'oh i was born there then i moved here when i was 2'
'your not really Irish then... you were just born there'

Born there = Countries nationality, just because they were moved at a young age (something they had no control over) doesn't make them any less Irish than another Irish person still in Ireland.

Reply 54

thecdon

White South African? You mean a person of mixed French, Dutch, German, Scottish/Irish descent?

Reply 55

username612213

I think you're going through a phase...

Reply 56

shadow99

You are crazy, visit South africa first before you think about marriage !

Reply 57

Dash26

Original post by MartinMorrison

Watkynd?

hey dont chune ekse! :smile:

Reply 58

EggmanD

Original post by tehFrance

Born there = Countries nationality, just because they were moved at a young age (something they had no control over) doesn't make them any less Irish than another Irish person still in Ireland.

Except they dont sound Irish, they dont have a strong knowledge or experience of real Irish culture, they dont eat the food/drink the drink, they dont know about the craic! So yeah, on paper they are Irish but in reality only their passport is. They are some sort of hybrid nationality with wherever they moved to if it was at an early age.