Language Development: Afrikaans

When people need to communicate, they have to find and develop a system that simplifies communication, even if they do not have something in common. This led us to artichokes. We have created a field for communication between two or more social groups. There are dominant languages, some which are not dominant. Artichoke is not intended to be learned, it is a bridge that connects people of different languages. A less dominant language is the language that develops this "restricted language" called "artichokes".

The language used in Africa belongs to languages ​​that are concentrated outside or derived outside the continent of Africa. Madagascar is Madagascaric, the language of the South Island. Afrikaans is a Creole lyricist in India Europe, most of Africa (Afrikaans is the only Indo-European language developed in colonial Africa). Since the colonial period, Indo-European languages ​​such as Afrikaans, English, French and Portuguese are officially used in many countries and are widely used. Indian languages ​​such as ancient Greek are used only by foreigners in South Asia. In the early historical period, other Indo-European languages ​​may be found in various parts of the African continent, such as Egypt's ancient Persian and Greek, North African Latin, and modern Persian languages ​​at the corner of Africa. did.

Afrikaans is an Indo-European language, most vocabulary of African Creole. Afrikaans is now a dialect of Dutch-Dutch, the main Dutch settler in South Africa, and gradually began to develop its own functions in the 18th century. Most Afrikaans speakers live in South Africa. In Namibia, it is a common language. In Botswana and Zimbabwe, it is the language of minority tens of thousands of people. It is estimated that we speak Afrikaans from a total of 15 million to 20 million.

Afrikaans and English are the official languages. Dutch Afrikaans is the mother tongue of Afrikaans and the main language of colored people. A lot of Afrikaners who do not speak English are bilingual. Most urban blacks speak English and Afrikaans in addition to their mother tongue. Bantu is not understood by each other. Many blacks are saying Fanakaro, a common language developed among the black workers of the mine. There are nearly 4 million members in the politically influential Dutch Reformed Church teaching the fundamentalist Calvinist Protestant, of which 2 million are African Americans, 2 million are colored is. There are 4 million believers in the Roman Catholic Church. The spiritual leader of the English Church is a 2 million member of Desmond Tutu Bishop (who won the Nobel Peace Prize in the fight against apartheid in 1984) and Methodist Mission.