- Give me Savannah. Give me Fundiswa. (audience cheers) (upbeat music) Ladies, top seven
answers are on the board. (board clicks) Besides school fees, name something a school
asks parents to pay for. (button rings) - Stationary, Steve. - Stationary. (audience cheers) (bell dings) (audience cheers) - Extra-murals, like swimming. (audience cheers) (bell dings) (audience cheers) - Pass or play? - What do you guys think? - [Phekuns] Play! - We're going to play, Steve. - We're gonna play? Okay. (audience cheers) - So Dakota, so what do you do? - I'm a disaster management student. - Disaster management student? You manage disasters. - One day I will. - But right now it's just
my family that I manage. (audience laughs) - Yeah, like, yeah. A lot of people good at that, yeah. Okay, so introduce everybody. - Okay, so right next to
me, we have my sister. Now, Steve, if you like
any alcoholic beverages, you're gonna love her
because her name is Savannah. Next up we have my mom. Now don't get taken in by her name because she's definitely no fool. Her name is Patsy. Now, Steve, next we have my aunt. Now, I don't know how you
feel about sushi, right? But my uncle is lucky
cause he can have sushi at any time of the day, because my aunt's name
is Sushila, AKA Sushi. And last but not least,
I'm not done, Steve, is my sister-in-law. So I dunno if you know this Steve, but Indian men in this
country absolutely love cars. And my brother is no exception. He was so obsessed with cars that he actually decided to marry one. My sister-in-law's name
is Karasie AKA Kar. And we are the Phekun family. (audience cheers) (Steve claps slowly) - Ain't never heard nothing like it. (audience laughs) - So Savannah, what do you do? - I am a teacher but currently I... - You a teacher? - I am. - What grade? - I've taught from grade 8 to 10. (audience laughs) - I hated school. (audience laughs) - I'da been there every day. (audience laughs) Just looking. Little Stevey? "Yes!" (audience laughs) Okay, Patsy, how are you? - I'm good, thanks Steve. - Good, what do you do? - I'm also a school teacher. - Ah, a school teacher? - Yeah. - What grade? - Grades 8 to 10. - Really? School teacher? What subject? - Economics, accounting, business studies. (audience laughs) The stuff people hate. - Yeah, I never good at that. Yep, couldn't count that good. (Patsy laughs) Can't count nothing but money. That's all I know. - Well up to 75,000. (Patsy laughs) - That's all I know what to do. - Patsy let's play, besides school fees... Oh, we got teachers. How? Wait? What? What? What? (audience applauds) There is no way they don't know all of these. (audience murmurs in agreement) - Probably not. - Watch, watch. Patsy, besides school fees, name something a school
asks parents to pay for. - Uniforms. - Uniforms. (audience cheers) (bell dings) (audience cheers) - Um, Sushi? Sushi... - Sushila. - Oh Sushila? - Yes, I actually took pity on you because I know you have a
problem pronouncing names. So I put Sushila instead
of my correct name. - Okay, well, what is your correct name? - Do you want to give it a try? - No, not really, but I'm... (audience laughs) - Maybe you'll get it right. - Okay. - It's Yogavati. - I don't even remember what you said. (audience laughs) - Yogivanya? - Yogavati. - Yogavati? - [Phekuns] Yes! (audience claps) - So what does Yogavati mean? - I really don't know. You know, our parents... - That's why you put Sushi on there? (audience laughs) You know what Yogavati means? "No, but sushi is raw fish." (audience laughs) - That's okay, I liked it. All right, besides school fees, name something school
asks parents to pay for. - I would think sporting equipment - Sporting equipment. (buzzer buzzes) - [Audience] Aww. - Karsie? - Karasie. - Karasie? - Yes. - She said, "Men like cars,
so your name is Kars." And so I thought it was
Karsie, but it's Karasie. - Karasie. - And what do you do? - I'm a bookkeeper. - A bookkeeper? - Yes. - At a company? - Yes. - What type of company? - Stationary and art supplies. - Oh, stationary and arts... (audience applauds) (Karasie laughs) Besides school fees, name something a school
asks parents to pay for. (buzzer buzzes) - [Audience] Aww. - Sorry. (audience applauds) - We got two strikes now. You gotta be careful. The other family can steal. So this is on you Dakota. Besides school fees, name something a school
ask parents to pay for. - School outings or
trips, like excursions. - School outings, trips,
they call those field trips. - [Phekuns] Yes. - Where I'm from, but we'll
find out what y'all call it. Excursions, going somewhere. (bell dings) (audience cheers) - Well, we down to the teachers now. (audience laughs) - We got two strikes. We got two teachers left. We got three answers on the board. So she's gonna know one. She's gonna know the other one. And Sushi gonna be in trouble. (audience laughs) Savannah, be careful they could steal. Besides school fees, name something school
asks parents to pay for. - Well Steve, I'm gonna
go with fundraising event. (audience cheers) - They're gonna go with fundraising. (bell dings) (audience cheers) Miss Patsy darling, we have two strikes. You have to be careful. The other family can steal. It's two answers left on the board. Besides school fees, name something a school
asks parents to pay for. - A matric dance. (audience cheers) - For those of you that don't
know what a matric dance is, a matric dance is like the prom. - [Audience] Yes. (audience cheers) - What! You better come on Steve Harvey. Matric dance. (bell dings) (audience cheers) We got two strikes. You have to be careful. The other family can steal. Prove me wrong. Come on, prove me wrong. Yogavati. (Yogavati laughs) - [Audience] Yogavati,
Yogavati, Yogavati, Yogavati! - Besides school fees, name something a school
asks parents to pay for. - Extra tuitions? - What? - Extra tuitions, lessons. - What? - Extra lessons, tuitions. - Oh, extra tuitions? - Yes. - What the hell is that? (audience laughs) Extra tuitions, you gotta
pay for extra tuitions. (buzzer buzzes) - [Audience] Aww. (audience applauds) - All right family, besides school fees, name something a school
asks parents to pay for. This is a tough one. It's the last one. - School project, Steve. - School project. (audience cheers) School project! (buzzer buzzes) (upbeat music) The last one's hard to get. Cause look, only four people said uniform. So you're gonna have to
come up with a answer that a couple of people said. That's hard to do. Number seven. (bell dings) - [Audience] Photos. (upbeat music) - Welcome to Family Feud South Africa. I'm your man Steve Harvey, yeah. (audience cheers) Woohoo, I gots to get them. (audience laughs) Boy, you pimping, them pants is pimping. Heh, heh, heh, heh, heh. Oh, so you got sauce. - [Contestant] Yeah Show us some. - [Contestant] Ahh. (upbeat music) (audience cheering) - That sound good to me. What? (audience cheering) - [Female Contestant] Can you tie? - Yeah, let me see you blow the kiss. Hey man. (audience laughs) Let me see that leg. (audience applauds) Ah, ah. - Sobolo. - Sobolo? - [Contestant's family] Yeah! - That's right. - Sobolo? - Yeah, definitely. - "May I have some sobolo?" "We do not have it." "Oh my gosh" - We going home. (bell dings) (audience cheers) - I'm Steve Harvey,
we'll see you next time.
