| Afrikaans is Cape Dutch ;-)) [boodskap #60653] |
Vr., 19 April 2002 19:07  |
emmy[1]
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grt emmy
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Afrikaans (or Cape Dutch), a South African language;
official language, along with English, since 1925; developed
from 17th-century Netherlandic (Dutch) by the descendants of
Dutch, German, and French colonists; adopted for use in
schools in 1914 and in the Dutch Reformed church in 1919;
Afrikaans literature evolved during the 20th c., and the
first complete translation of the Bible was published in
1933
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Excerpted from Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia
Copyright (c) 1994, 1995 Compton's NewMedia, Inc. All Rights
Reserved
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| Re: Afrikaans is Cape Dutch ;-)) [boodskap #60679 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #60660] |
Sa., 20 April 2002 04:49  |
Vusi
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Liewe Emmy sal 'n groter bydrae lewer deur haar by die Hollandse probleem te
bepaal.
"Gids" skryf in boodskap news:4m0w8.125486$oI.9101774@zwoll1.home.nl...
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> "Emmy" schreef in bericht
> news:a9pplm$1psn$1@scavenger.euro.net...
>> grt emmy
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>> Afrikaans (or Cape Dutch), a South African language;
>> official language, along with English, since 1925; developed
>> from 17th-century Netherlandic (Dutch) by the descendants of
>> Dutch, German, and French colonists; adopted for use in
>> schools in 1914 and in the Dutch Reformed church in 1919;
>> Afrikaans literature evolved during the 20th c., and the
>> first complete translation of the Bible was published in
>> 1933
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> Nee Emmy jy het dit nie heeltemal goed nie. Jy kry ook wat ons noem "Kaaps".
> Dit is wat die sogenaamde "Capies" praat en is eintlik maar 'n dialek. Die
> verskil is wel dat Kaaps makliker te verstane is vir die gemiddelde
> Afrikaner dan Twents vir die gemiddelde Nederlander.
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> -Gids-
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