- Give me Precious. Give me Livhuwani. (intro music)
(crowd cheering) Ladies, top six answers on the board. The point values are double. Tell me, how do South African say
"thank you" in there- (buzzers beeping) - Ngiyabonga. - "Yeah, boy." - Yeah, boy! (Screen rings)
(crowd cheers) - [Ronnie] Yea! (everyone clapping) One answer at a time - Kea leboha. (crowd cheering) (participants speaking in African) - "Kae leboha." (screen rings)
(crowd cheers) (man speaking in African) - He'll play. - You done playin' - [Ronnie] Nice try. Nice try. - David, the tennis player. - Hello, Steve. (David chuckles) - Tell me how do South
African say "thank you" in their mother tongue? - Dankie. (crowd cheering) (participants clapping) - That's a nice one. - Yes. - One more time. - Dankie. (crowd laughing) - Donkey. - Donkey! (screen rings)
(crowd cheers) - Yes! Yes! Yes! [Ronnie] Yes! (crowd clapping) - Alright, I gotcha. Alright. You're doing real well here. Ronnie. You a good player, man. You play well. tell me how do you- how do South Africans say "thank you" in their mother tongue? - Enkosi. (crowd cheering) - "Enkosi!" - [Livhuwani] Yeah! (crowd and participants cheering) - Yeah, boy! - When y'all have a
spelling bee at school, (crowd laughing) I'd be the dumbest person
at this school over here. There's no way I'm
going to the university. That's not going to happen. Grace. Tell me how do South
Africans say thank you in their mother tongue? - Ndo livhuwa. (crowd cheering) - Yes! Yes, yes! (Grace laughing)
- Yes! Yes! Yes! (Livhuwani speaking in African) - "Ndo livhuwa!" (screen rings)
(crowd cheers) - Yeah!
- Wait a minute! - Grace! Grace! That's your man! Ndo Livhuwani! - Yes!
- Yes! - What?! - [Grace And Jessica] Yes! - [Ronnie] Yeah, boy!
- So, your man means "thank you"? - His name, yeah, "give thanks". - It means "give thanks"? - Yes. - Yes? How I put it together? (everyone cheering) Yeah. Only one answer left. Jessica. - [Jessica] Yes. Tell me how does South
African say "thank you" in their mother tongue? - Na Khensa. - [Livhuwani] Yes! (crowd and participants cheering) (participants speaking in African) - "My cancer?"
- Na khensa. - That's it! Like, you don't have it? Like, that's not cancer? - Yes!
(Grace and Livhuwani laughing) Something like that. Something like that. - Like, did you go to the doctor. Did you go say "don't worry about that" "It's not cancer"?
(participants laughing) - And then you go "whew!"
- [Jessica] It's not cancer. - [Steve] Thank you! It's not cancer! - Yeah. - Donkey. (screen rings and crowd cheers) (celebratory music)
(participants cheering) - Well, welcome to
Family Feud South Africa. I'm you man, Steve Harvey. Yeah! (crowd cheering) Woohoo! I gots to get down! Are you pimpin'? - Thanks. - Dumphas is pimpin'! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Oh, so got sauce? - Yeah! - Let's show us some. (South African music playing)
(crowd cheering) That sounds good to me! What?! [Participant] Yeah! (singing in South African) (crowd cheering) - Cute guy. (crowd laughing)
- [Steve] Well. So, now. Let me see you
blow the kiss at her. Hey, man!
(crowd cheering) (crowd cheering) - Sobolo! - "Sobolo"? [Female Participant] Yeah! Yeah! - That's right! - Sobolo! - That made me. - May I have some sobolo? We do not have it. Oh, my God. (participant speaking in South African) (screen rings)
(crowd cheers) - I'm signing off.
We'll see you next time!
