Afrikaansas alanguageofscienceFRITZPONELIS1.Sociohistorical setting2.SouthAfricanlanguage policy3.Standardisation4.LanguagesofscienceinSouthAfrica5. Theregisterofscience6.Terminology7.Institutions8.Outputs9.Popular science10. Thestateof the artReferencesAnnexure1:Selected dictionariesofscientificterminologyAnnexure2...
The accord to formally end apartheid did not bring an end to efforts advocating the preservation and promotion of Afrikaans as a language, a culture and a family of identities and communities. One strand of recent studies treats these efforts analytically as nationalist projects, implying that any...
Afrikaans is a Germanic language derived from Dutch-speaking settlers from Holland who inhabited the Cape Colony. It is official language of South Africa and Namibia and is also spoken in Lesotho and Botswana. With the passage of time it has acquired its own characteristics, since it has assimil...
Afrikaans, previously regarded as a low-level Dutch patois, replaced Dutch as an official language of the Union. 先前被认为是荷兰语的一种方言的阿非利堪语,取代荷兰语成为联邦的官方语言。 LASER-wikipedia2 Their descendants today speakAfrikaans, a language developed from Dutch. ...
The conceptual metaphor Afrikaans is apartheid is scrutinised in order to exemplify language metaphors such as "Afrikaans is the language of apartheid", "Afrikaans is a language of exclusion" and other pejorative labels. To come to a conclusion with regard to the nature of the different language ...
In addition a number of other languages are spoken including Khoi, Nama and San languages, sign language, and some indigenous creoles and pidgins. Here are some examples of slang – I particularly like ‘chips! Chips!’: Babbelas (bub-a-lars). Hangover – usually rather a bad one. From ...
Afrikaans, also known as the Cape Dutch, belongs to the westGermanicbranch of theIndo-European language family. It is spoken by6.9 million people as a first and by 10.3 million people as a second language in South Africa. Afrikaans is also spoken in Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, Swazi...
Afrikaans Language - The Afrikaans language is one of South Africa's official languages and a large proportion of the local population uses it as ...
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Afrikaans, also known as the Cape Dutch, belongs to the westGermanicbranch of theIndo-European language family. It is spoken by6.9 million people as a first and by 10.3 million people as a second language in South Africa. Afrikaans is also spoken in Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, Swazi...