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We live in a modern world where English is seen as the universal language of our society. Although this may be true, there are dozens of other languages, especially in South Africa that does not seem to receive the praise they deserve. In March 2021, I started my journey with UNISA as a first-year law student. AFL1501 was one of my modules and I had no idea what to expect. AFL opened my eyes and ears to other South African languages and cultures such as Zulu, Xhosa, Hindi and Moslem, to name a few. Throughout this portfolio I will be sharing my experiences of AFL as a whole and reflect on how I discovered my own language and cultural identity through this module. We as humans have certain language and cultural identities, roles in our communities and gender roles we have to fulfil. In this portfolio I will be reflecting on my blog entry which I submitted at the beginning of the year, discuss six different names from South African languages, elaborate on politeness, talk about cultural paradigm shift and lastly write my final reflection and conclusion with regards to AFL.

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FINAL PORTFOLIO
Claire Anne Armstrong
Student number: 11836237
Group number: 53T
Department of African Languages, Unisa
AFL1501: Language through an African
lens
Instructor: Dr. JO Nene
TA: Dr. GB Myeni
Due date: 17 September 2021
Theme of portfolio: “Everything African”
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Table of Contents
Introduction ................................................................................................................ 3
First Portfolio Activity .................................................................................................. 4
Task 1: Screenshot ................................................................................................. 4
Task 2: Blog Reflection ........................................................................................... 4
Task 3: Family Tree ................................................................................................ 6
Second Portfolio Activity............................................................................................. 8
Task 1: South African Names ................................................................................. 8
Task 2: Circumstances of names ............................................................................ 8
Third Portfolio Activity............................................................................................... 10
Task 1: Politeness................................................................................................. 10
Task 2: Aspects of Politeness ............................................................................... 11
Fourth Portfolio Activity ............................................................................................ 11
Cultural Paradigm Shift ......................................................................................... 11
Final Reflection ........................................................................................................ 13
Conclusion ............................................................................................................ 13
References ............................................................................................................... 14
Picture links .............................................................................................................. 15
PLAGIARISM DECLARATION ................................................................................. 15




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