- Give me Jean, give Kgomotso.
(Family Feud Theme Song) (audience clapping)
All right, fellows, in this round
the point values are triple,
surveyed a hundred people.
Top five answers are on the board.
Give me a South African slang term,
or a word for a young man or boy.
(buzzer rings)
- Laaitie.
(audience applauds)
- Laaitie.
(answer board pings) (audience cheers)
- [Contestant 1] We in it! - We got to play.
- You got to play. - Play, play.
- You got to play. You got to play.
You got to play. You got to stack up points.
You got to play. All right, come on y'all.
Come on, let's run some money here.
- [Audience Member] Yes!
Don't worry about the game. Let's get some money.
Come on. Let's go.
Give me a South African slang term or word for a young man
or boy.
- A kid.
(audience cheering)
- [Steve Harvey] Kid? - Kid.
- Kid.
Kid.
(answer board buzzes)
(audience sighs)
All right, only one strike. Doko.
- Yes sir?
- Give me a South African slang term slang. Slang.
- Yes.
- You know, jive.
- [Doko] Yeah.
- Tall. - Yeah.
- That trash.
- Uh-huh.
- Smack.
Get at it now. - [Doko] Yeah.
Or a word for a young man or a boy.
- Outi.
(audience cheering) - [Steve Harvey] Outi?
Outi.
(answer board buzzes)
(audience sighs)
All right. I can't help you because I don't know none.
(audience laughing) I don't know none.
That we was back at the crib, where I'm from, Cleveland.
I know all of these, but we in South Africa.
You're the boss of the family.
You have a chance to save the young fellows.
Give me, we got two strikes, the other family can steal.
Give me a South African slang term or word for a young man
or boy.
- Mnumzane Steve, I'll go with Ntwana.
(audience cheering)
- Ntwana.
(answer board pings) (audience cheers and claps)
Now we're talking.
We got to stay in there. See how she did that.
The boss slang term. Beacon, two strikes.
We don't want to go over there.
Give me a South African slang term or word for a young man
or boy.
- Boi boi.
- Boi boi. (audience cheering)
Boi boi. Hey, come here boi boi. Come, boi boi.
(answer board buzzes)
(audience and contestants sigh and clap)
Family, here's the situation.
You've won this game,
but let me tell you something.
If you get this one right here,
we're going to triple these points.
Let you still play for 75,000 Rand.
You can walk out of here with a whole lot of money.
Now- (audience cheering)
- That's a good idea, yeah.
- Now you got to know this answer
because you have all of your siblings have been this.
- They've been called it.
- Yes and worse.
- Give me a South African slang term or word
for a young man or boy.
- Okay, in our hood, they call them small.
(audience cheering) - In the hood
they call them small.
(answer board buzzes)
(Family Feud Theme Song plays)
Well, let's look at the remaining answers. Number five.
- [Audience and Contestants] Ben 10.
- [Steve Harvey] Four.
- [Audience and Contestants] Mshana.
- Three.
- [Steve Harvey] Well, welcome to Family Feud South Africa.
I'm your man Steve Harvey, yeah.
(audience cheering)
- [Steve Harvey] I gots to get them.
Boy you pimpin'.
- Thanks.
- Them pants is pimpin'.
Oh, so you can salsa?
- Yeah.
- Let's show us some.
(audience cheering)
(salsa music) (audience cheer and clap)
That sound good to me.
What?
(contestants cheering)
- Cute guy.
- [Steve Harvey] Yeah.
So now, let me see you blow the kiss now.
Hey man. (audience laughs)
Then they do that little thing.
- Sobolo.
- [Contestant 2] Yeah!
- [Contestant 2] Yeah! Yeah! - That's right!
- Sobolo! - Yeah!
Definitely.
- May I have some sobolo? We do not have it.
Oh my God. - We going home.
(audience cheering)
- I'm Steve Harvey, we'll see you next time.