AFL2601
ASSIGNMENT 2 2024 SEMESTER 2
JULY 14, 2024
[COMPANY NAME]
[Company address]
, QUESTION 1
. 1.1 The nine authority native South African dialects are isiZulu,
isiXhosa, Afrikaans, Sepedi, Setswana, English, Sesotho, isiNdebele, and
Xitsonga. These dialects can be delegated a 'language family' all alone
on the grounds that they share normal etymological elements, history,
and social impacts. They all have a place with the bigger Bantu
language family, which is portrayed by its utilization of a thing class
framework, agglutination, and apparent differentiations. Furthermore,
these dialects have been spoken in South Africa for quite a long time
and have been impacted by communications with one another, as well
similarly as with different dialects in the locale.
The order of these dialects as a 'language family' is likewise upheld by
the way that they are completely perceived as true dialects in South
Africa, mirroring their significance and commitment to the country's
etymological variety. In spite of being unmistakable dialects with novel
attributes, they are completely interconnected through their common
history and use in different social settings.
1.2 Afrikaans doesn't shape part of the native South African dialects.
Afrikaans developed from the Dutch language, which was brought to
South Africa by Dutch pilgrims in the seventeenth hundred years. After
some time, it formed into an unmistakable language with impacts from
different dialects like Khoisan, Malay, Portuguese, and native African
dialects. While Afrikaans is broadly spoken in South Africa and is one of
the authority dialects, it isn't named native since it didn't begin from the
native people groups of the area.
1.3 In the territory of Gauteng, the language zone is assorted and
multilingual, mirroring the different populace of the area. The standard
language in Gauteng is English, which is broadly spoken and utilized in
government, schooling, business, and media. The decision of English as
the standard language in the area is impacted by authentic variables, as
ASSIGNMENT 2 2024 SEMESTER 2
JULY 14, 2024
[COMPANY NAME]
[Company address]
, QUESTION 1
. 1.1 The nine authority native South African dialects are isiZulu,
isiXhosa, Afrikaans, Sepedi, Setswana, English, Sesotho, isiNdebele, and
Xitsonga. These dialects can be delegated a 'language family' all alone
on the grounds that they share normal etymological elements, history,
and social impacts. They all have a place with the bigger Bantu
language family, which is portrayed by its utilization of a thing class
framework, agglutination, and apparent differentiations. Furthermore,
these dialects have been spoken in South Africa for quite a long time
and have been impacted by communications with one another, as well
similarly as with different dialects in the locale.
The order of these dialects as a 'language family' is likewise upheld by
the way that they are completely perceived as true dialects in South
Africa, mirroring their significance and commitment to the country's
etymological variety. In spite of being unmistakable dialects with novel
attributes, they are completely interconnected through their common
history and use in different social settings.
1.2 Afrikaans doesn't shape part of the native South African dialects.
Afrikaans developed from the Dutch language, which was brought to
South Africa by Dutch pilgrims in the seventeenth hundred years. After
some time, it formed into an unmistakable language with impacts from
different dialects like Khoisan, Malay, Portuguese, and native African
dialects. While Afrikaans is broadly spoken in South Africa and is one of
the authority dialects, it isn't named native since it didn't begin from the
native people groups of the area.
1.3 In the territory of Gauteng, the language zone is assorted and
multilingual, mirroring the different populace of the area. The standard
language in Gauteng is English, which is broadly spoken and utilized in
government, schooling, business, and media. The decision of English as
the standard language in the area is impacted by authentic variables, as
