2017 promises to be an exciting year for the development of South African languages. The Use of Official Languages Act, 2012 aims to ensure official South African languages (other than English and Afrikaans) are used on a much wider scale – first in government and private sectors and later with initiatives to introduce official South African […]
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Welcome to the fifth of Bangula’s language blogs, exploring South Africa’s diverse range of official languages and their current state of development. Each blog will also be released in a translated version as we hope to encourage the use South Africa’s languages. Setswana is largely found in North West, a province bordering the country of
Welcome to the sixth of Bangula’s language blogs, exploring South Africa’s diverse range of official languages and their current state of development. Each blog will also be released in a translated version as we hope to encourage the use South Africa’s languages. Xhosa is a Bantu family agglutinative tonal language. In English, we refer to
