- Well, if you ready to
get it started, everybody, say, "yeah!" - [Audience] Yeah! - All right, give me a uh- Whew... - Here we go. - Give me Nyandala and Deliwe!
(audience member laughing) (audience cheering)
(theme music) - Nyandala. - Nyandala. - What? - Nya- dala. - N-yadala? - No the "ny" is... "nya," like a "nya" sound. Nyandala. - Nyandala. - Yeah!
(audience cheers) - Yes! Deliwe. - Yes!
(audience cheering) - Yes! - Yes! - See, okay now. I figured this out, that "w-e" over here is not "we," it's "way." - "Way," yes. Alright, ladies, let's go. Welcome to the show. We've got the top seven
answers on the board. We surveyed a hundred people. Name an item people like to display
in their room dividers. (button ringing) - Deliwe. - Pictures. - Pictures!
(audience cheering) (bell dings) (audience cheering) (family cheering)
We gonna play. All right, let's go. So, uh, Deliwe, what do you do? - I'm an executive PA at one
of the SOCs in South Africa. - SOCs? - Yeah, the state owned companies. - Oh, okay, yeah. Well, introduce everybody. - Okay. (rhythmic clapping)
Uncle Steve, how are you? This is the Mona family. (all together) ♪ Hello, Uncle Steve ♪ - Hey! - Bonani, hello! - Hello! - Mgcina, hello! - Hello! - Khabonina, hello! - Hello! - Nathi, hello! - Hello! (together) Hello, Uncle Steve! - Yeah.
(audience cheering) - Yeah, yeah. - (speaking South African) (audience cheering) (Mona family whooping) (Steve whooping) (audience laughing) (Steve whooping)
(Mona whooping) (Deliwe whoops) - Oh, you a professional. (audience laughs)
(Deliwe laughing) - That gets you-- What- What does that mean? - It's an expression of excitement. - Excitement, Yeah.
- [Deliwe] Yes. Oh, okay. I got it, I like that. All right, well, welcome to the show. - Thank you.
- [Steve] Okay. - Bonani. - Yeah! - You got it right the first
time! (audience cheering) - What do you do? - I'm an internal auditor
in the public sector. - Okay, good, good, good. - And I'm a network marketer. - Okay. I got it. I'm getting there. All right, let's play the game. Name an item people like to
display in their room dividers. - Trophies. - Trophies.
(audience cheering) (bell dings) (audience cheers louder) Now, lemme ask- Can I ask you a question? This room divider... - Yeah.
(laughter) - Y'all got something to sit
in the middle of the floor and, and divide the room up? - No, no. - See, listen, listen, room... here's the room...
[Deliwe] Divider. room divider.
- [Bonani] Divider. - Yee- (audience laughing)
(Mona family laughing) So, like, you know what I'm saying? - No, it doesn't divide. - Oh, the room divider doesn't divide the room. - No!
- Oh! Oh... Oh, okay. - [Mcgina] It's against the wall. - The room divider is against the wall. - Yes. - You, all of you,
(Deliwe laughing) - decided to call it... - A room divider.
- A room divider. (audience laughs)
- [Deliwe] Yes! - But it don't divide a damn thing. - [Mgcina] No. - Okay. Listen to me. All of you, look at Uncle Steve. Stop saying something does
something that it don't do. Call it, "the thing that's
up against the wall." (laughter) - [Mgcina] You have to talk
to our parents, Uncle Steve. - It's already done. - It was that long ago. - All right. All right, let's go. Here we go. - Mm mm. - Mm. - Start by "Mm," (scattered laughs) - Mgcina. - No-- (Steve stuttering)
(Mcgina enunciating) - You "mm," then you "mgc" then "na." (audience laughing) (audience clapping) - You "mm," You "mm," then you "tng," - Then you, "na."
- Then you, "na." - Yeah!
(audience cheering) - [Deliwe] Then combine. - Mm, then you "tng" then you "na." - Yes!
(audience cheering) - Mcgina. - Yes.
- [Deliwe] Yes! - Mcgina. Mcgina. Okay, cool, what do you do, bro? - I'm an engineer in
the telecoms industry. - Yeah. - [Mgcina] Yeah. - [Steve] Yeah. (audience cheering) Name an item people like to display hmm, in their room dividers. (audience laughing) - It doesn't have an actual name, but our mothers like these
gold ornaments called brass. (all clapping)
(audience cheering) - Yes, good answer! Great answer. - Gold ornaments, but they're not gold, but they brass. (all agreeing) Okay. (bell dings) (audience cheers) - [Deliwe] Yes! - Okay. Oh God, almighty. (audience laughing) - Khabonina. - [Mgcina] Yes!
(audience cheering) - That's right. That's right! - I'll be here all week, folks. (audience laughs) What do you do? - I am a final year public relations and communications student. - Congratulations. - Thank you. - Name an item people like to display in their room dividers. - Well, Uncle Steve, our grandparents like displaying cups and little saucers that we can nibble off--
- Cups and saucers! (audience cheering) - Same thing my grandparents do. Cups and saucers sitting up there. We can't touch 'em. - [Khabonina] Yeah. (bell dings) (audience cheers) - Let me tell you something. Black people in the
states do the same thing. But they put it on top of the mantle, and they put it on- They have a shelf on the wall. - Yeah a room divider. - That don't divide the room. - Yeah.
(audience laughter) - When I have to go back and tell them that's a damn room divider. - [Khabonina] Yeah!
(audience laughs) - And they have a shelf
and they put plates and lean it up against- but you can't touch the plates! - [Khabonina] Yeah, yeah!
(audience laughing) - If you put your hand on that plate, you're going to die. - [Khabonina] Yes, definitely!
(audience agreeing) - You can't use the plates. You can't use the cups, nothing. You just look at it. (laughter) Don't touch nothing. Nathi. - Yes. (audience cheers) - My man. What do you do? - Now, I'm a chef, but currently I am a-- - Now I know that, yeah. (all laughing) - They say don't trust a skinny chef. - No you can't. - Listen to me. Skinny people really can't cook that good. (audience laughing) - You work at a restaurant? - No, currently I'm not
working at a restaurant. I'm currently a teacher's assistant. - Yeah, look can I ask you something? - (laughs) Yeah.
(audience laughs) - When I asked you what you did and you said you was a chef, is that kind of like a room divider? - No! (laughs)
(audience laughing) I am a qualified chef. I haven't-- I have a qualification in culinary-- - Because if you a chef... but that means you just-- you a teacher. (Nathi laughs)
(audience laughing) I need to know this, now. But you currently teaching? - No, I'm a teacher's assistant. - But your skill set, your gift from God, Is you're a chef? - [Mgcina] Studied it.
- [Khabonina] Studied it. - Okay.
- Yeah, I studied for it. - Oh, you studied that? - Yes. - Oh, you just probably waiting on the places to open
back up and everything, - Yes.
- then you go back to work. - Yes - I got you. All right, let's go, big fella. Name an item people like to
display in their room dividers. - Mostly, the main thing is
their televisions and radios. (audience clapping)
- [Khabonina] Good answer. - You put a TV in it? - Yeah.
(audience agreeing) - [Khabonina] It's up
against the walls, Steve. - It's up against the wall.
- So you-- The couches, the room divider and then TV. - That's right. Mm hmm, I don't know how I don't notice. Oh, stupid Steve, yup. (all laugh) Put a TV in it. (bell rings) (audience cheers)
(Mona family clapping) - Deliwe, We got no strikes. You're doing wonderful. Name an item people like
displaying in their room dividers. - Flowers. - Flowers! (audience cheers)
(Mona family clapping) - Flowers! (bell dings) (audience cheers) - We only have one answer left. Bonani, you can clear the board. Name an item people like
display in their room dividers. - Uncle Steve...Um... - Y'all got all type of mess up in here, you ain't got no room
for nothing else here. Put all them fake ass--
(buzzer blares) - Aww...
(audience groans) (Steve sighs) - You "mm," and you "tng," and you "na." - Mgcina. - Mgcina. - Mgcina. - Yes, thank you. - Close enough, thank you brother. Name an item people like to
display in their room dividers. - Well, when my sisters, both of them are coming of age on their 21st birthday, they get keys. So those keys, sit on the room divider. - You get a key. Get a key to what?
(audience laughs) You get a car or something? - Adulthood.
- To adulthood. - Oh, a key to adulthood. - Yeah. - Oh, okay, that's nice, I like that. You get a key... - Yeah. - to adulthood. - [Mgcina] Mm hmm. (buzzer blares) (audience groans) It's okay, it's okay. The key is just like the room divider. (Mona family laughing) The room divider don't divide the room and the key don't open no door. (Mona family laughing)
(audience laughing) It's all together-- It's all-- Very clear to me now. Oh God, I love this country. I've got to move here. Nothing is what it says it is. I got it. (Steve sighs) How are you doing again? - I'm well, how are you?
- Back already. - Yeah. - Phew. - Welcome back, you got it. - Khabonina? - Yes!
(family agreeing) - Beautiful!
(audience member claps) - We got two strikes. We gotta be careful. The other family can steal. Name an item people like to
display in their room dividers. - I'm going to go with little doilies that our grandparents knit. - The doilies! (buzzer blares) - Aww...
(audience groans) (audience cheers) - Well, name an item people like to display
in their room dividers. - Um, Steve, we're gonna
go with glass wear. So special glasses. - Special glasses. Glass wear! (bell dings) (audience cheers)
(Ramaru family cheers) (theme music) - Hello, welcome to
Family Feud, South Africa. I'm your man, Steve Harvey, yeah! (audience cheers) Woo hoo! I gots to get them! Boy, you pimpin'! - Thanks. - Your pass is pimpin'! (audience cheering)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah! Oh, so you can Salsa? - Yeah. - Let's show us something. - Ah!
(audience whooping) Hey!
(salsa music) (audience clapping rhythmically) (audience cheering) - That sound good to me.
(theme music) What?! (audience cheering) (family chanting rhythmically) - Cute guy. (audience laughs) - Yeah, so now let me see you blow the kiss, man. (kissing sound) Hey man! (audience cheering wildly) - Sobolo. - Sobolo? - [Woman] Yeah! - That's right! - Sobolo! - Lovely!
- May I have some Sobolo? We do not have it. Oh my god. (bell dings) (audience cheering) I'm Steve Harvey, we'll see you next time.
