- Give me Zurina! Give me, oh, oh. (laughing) - [Steve] Come on, lady, come on. (laughing) (upbeat music) (crowd cheering) - Ooh wee! (laughing) (Steve speaks gibberish) "Ontshiametse." - Yes. (cheering) Yeah! - Zurina. - Well done, Steve. - Got that one. - Yeah. - Man, y'all got some
beautiful names, man. They hard to say, but when you
say them, though, they sexy. (laughing) - What does that mean? - Ontshiametse means "goodness." - Oh, it means "goodness?" - Yes. - What does Zurina mean? - Gold. - Oh, okay. - Yes, it's a Persian name. - It's a Persian name? - It is, thank you. - Yeah, I didn't know that. - Shiny. - Shiny, pretty. (laughing) Yeah, African-American, Black. All right, ladies. Surveyed a 100 people. We got Top Seven answers on the board. (clicking) Name something that will scare you in the middle of the night. (beeping) - The boogeyman. - [Steve] The boogeyman. (crowd clapping) (laughing) The boogeyman? (buzzer) (crowd awing) - Noises in the house. - Noises. (ding) (crowd cheering) - Pass or play? - We gonna-- - Come on girl. - Pew, we gonna play. - [Steve] We gonna play? - We are gonna play. (crowd cheering) - Woo hoo. - So, do you have a nickname? - Yes, Steve. - What do they call you? - Tshia. - Tia? - Tshi. - Ti? - Tshi. (blowing) Tshi. (crowd laughing) - Wait, come back. (laughing) - The hell is wrong with you? (laughing) - What's your nickname? "Ti." Ti? "Ti!" (crowd laughing) - What's your nickname? - Tshia. - Tia? - Yes, lets say that. - No, no. What are you saying? - T, S, H, I, A. Tshia. - Tia. (laughing) - Ti! (sneezing) - I knew it, I knew it.
- I knew it. (laughing) (clapping) - What do you do for a living? - I am a law student. - Really? - Yes. (cheering) - [Woman] Yes, girl. (crowd clapping) - A lot of smart people
here in South Africa playing this game. Okay so, introduce everybody. - Okay, I am here with my
beautiful queens, my Sedumedi. - Yes. - I am going to start from the end. - No, you're gonna start right here. - All right. (laughing) - You're a bossy little
something, look at that. Ti, ti, ti, ti! You're gonna start right here. (crowd laughing) - Okay, I'm gonna start right here. This is Olebogeng, she's the acting, she was the acting (indistinct). And then I came along. So, she's my third older sister. And then I have my mother, Esther. My second oldest sister Kenalemang. And my my oldest sister Kesa. (crowd cheering) See, I wanted to do it in order. - Miss Esther, you're the queen of this. (team cheering) You are the queen of this all. - Yes, I'm the queen. - [Woman 2] Oh, yes. - Yes, no mistake about it. - Mm-mm. - You gave them all life. - Amen, yes. (clapping) - If it was not for you,
none of them would be here. - Yes. - All hail to the queen! (crowd cheering) (vocalizing) (laughing) - I heard that the other day. (vocalizing) - Yeah, Steve. (crowd laughing) - I didn't know what it
was, I started running. (crowd laughing) - Steve, we have a
little something for you. - You have a little something-- - You know, our family's not singers but I'm sure you're gonna enjoy this. - [Steve] Okay, go ahead. - Let's do this girls. ♪ We are the Sedumedi queens. ♪ ♪ Steve Harvey, we came to ♪ ♪ quench your Family Feud desires ♪ (crowd cheering) ♪ We are queens ♪ (vocalizing) (crowd cheering) - Yes, Yes. (singing) (cheering) - I don't know. (singing) (laughing) That was pretty good. - Yeah. - Thank you. - That was pretty good. Okay, all right, let's play the game. I have no idea how to say that. (laughing) - Olebo, Olebo, Olebonye? - Lebogeng. - Huh? - Olebogeng. (blowing) Geng. - What is, what is with y'all? (blowing) (laughing) Olebogeng, Olebogeng. - Olebogeng. - Olebogeng. - Olebogeng. - Olebogeng. (crowd laughing) - Olebogeng? - Olebogeng, yes. (crowd cheering) - Olebogeng. - What do you do for a living, darling? - I'm a professional trainee
in the scientific division. - Oh, okay. (crowd cheering) - Yes. - All right, let's go. Name something that will scare you in the middle of the night. - It has to be shadows. - Shadows. (cheering) (ding) (crowd cheers) - Queen Esther, how are you? - Hi, I'm good. - [Steve] Wonderful to meet you. - I'm good. - Are you working? - No, I am retired teacher. - A retired teacher? Oh, oh. (applause) - Your daughters really
didn't have a choice of going to school, huh? - Uh-uh. (laughing) - They had to be good students. - My daughters? - Yes, these. - All of them. - Good students? - Good students, more than good. - More than good? - Yes. (laughing) (crowd clapping) - Well, Miss Esther, name something that would scare you in
the middle of the night. - Gunshot. - Damn. (cheering) (laughing) - Well Miss Esther--
- Yes, gunshot. - Yeah okay, I, I'm from the hood. I get it, but. (laughing) - Gunshots. (buzzer) (crowd awing) - Only one strike. (clapping) - Kenalemang. (cheering) - High five, high five. Yeah. - I'm gonna tell y'all,
man, y'all don't understand. I'm gonna learn this culture. I'm gonna, 'cause I'm gonna be here. - Yes. (crowd cheering) - My wife done told me she
wants to buy a house here. I was, "Oh God, like we
don't have enough of those." We got enough houses, and
she wants another one. So, I gotta learn the culture. What do you do for a living? - I'm into network marketing. - Network marketing? - Yes. - Thank you very much. (crowd cheering) - Name something that will scare you in the middle of the night. - Oh, how about a dog barking? (barks) (laughing) (crowd clapping) - So, so, so, a dog would scare you, how? Do it again. (barks) (laughing) (barks) (laughing) (growls) (screams) - Oh, that's it! (screaming) (barking) (laughing) - That's a dog right there. (laughing) - Dogs barking. (yapping) (buzzing) (crowd awing) (clapping) - Hey. Kesa. - Yeah. (cheering) - What do you do for a living? - I am a sales rep for
an insurance company. - Okay, good, I was so
happy to see your name. (laughing) - [Steve] You have two
strikes, I must remind you. 'Cause if you miss the
Allie family can steal. - [Woman] Come to mama, I'm watching you. - Okay, not supposed to talk. (laughing) Just supposed to do like
that, your threatening. (laughing) Not supposed to threaten the family. Name something that will scare you in the middle of the night. - Screams. Chilling screams. - Springs? - Screams. (rolling tongue) (screaming) - Oh screams. - Yeah. - Chilling screams. (laughing) Screams. (buzzer) (crowd awing) (muttering) (laughing) I like the way she ran
all the way down here, and ran back, like she wasn't on TV. (laughing) She went, "Oh my god, I
have to say something." (crowd laughing) No, it's okay, you can talk
to each other on your squad. (laughing) All right, lets go. Name something that will scare you in the middle of the night. - Steve, we're gonna go with a burglar. - A burglar. (crowd cheering) (ding) (crowd cheering) (upbeat music) (rhythmic clapping) - Number six. (ding) - [Audience] Footsteps. - [Steve] Four. (ding) - [Audience] Ghost. - [Steve] Number three. (ding) - [Audience] Knock at the door. - [Steve] Depends on where you stay. (laughing) Number two. (ding) - [Audience] Scary movie. (upbeat music)
