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Coffee break languages
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It is mostly spoken in the far northeast of Limpopo. Tshivenda is a standalone language among South Africa’s major African languages, falling into the broader Sotho-Makua-Venda sub-family, but not forming part of the Sotho group. SiSwati is another Nguni language which is spoken mostly in Mpumalanga which sits on the eastern border of the Kingdom of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland).ġ1: Tshivenda- Ndaa! (for males) or Aa! (for females) It falls within the Nguni-Tsonga language sub-family but is alone in the Tswa-Ronga language group.ġ0: siSwati – Sawubona! (to one)/ Sanibonani! (to many) This language is spoken mainly on South Africa’s northeast border alongside Mozambique- where it is also spoken.

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The majority of Sesotho speakers live in the Free State which is found on the north-west border of Lesotho, a country where Sesotho and English are the official languages. Setswana is the Tswanaic language in the Sotho-Tswana sub-family which it shares with Sesotho and Sepedi.Ĩ: Sesotho – Dumela! (to one) or Dumelang! (to many)

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This is the native language of Northwest province and South Africa’s neighbouring country Botswana. Sepedi, which is spoken primarily in the province of Limpopo, holds a significant place as one of South Africa’s most widely spoken languages.ħ: Setswana- Dumela! (to one) or Dumelang! (to many) Sepedi is also known as Sesotho sa Leboa with many native speakers considering Sepedi to be a dialect of Sesotho sa Leboa. Afrikaans has drawn on influence from many languages over the centuries, including English, French and German.ĭespite being a first language for less than 10 percent of the population, English is widely used in urban areas as the common form of communication and has been the official language of South Africa for over a century.ĪLSO READ: Nine reasons KZN South Coast is worth celebrating this Tourism MonthĦ: Sepedi – Dumela! (to one) or Dumelang! (to many) The reason is that South African actor, John Kani, who plays T’Chaka, the old king of Wakanda, insisted on changing some lines from English to isiXhosa when speaking to his son.Īfrikaans is a version of Dutch that evolved from the South Holland dialect first brought to South Africa in the 1600s.

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isiXhosa was the native language of South Africa’s most famous citizen and the father of the nation, former president, Nelson Mandela.įun fact: In the movie Black Panther, isiXhosa is spoken by the actors. This is the dominant language of the Eastern Cape and the second-most spoken language in South Africa after isiZulu.

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It is the dominant language of KwaZulu-Natal and was spoken by the world-famous historical icon, King Shaka Zulu. This Nguni language is the most widely spoken language in South Africa being the home language for close to a quarter of the population. According to World Atlas, South Africa is the 41st country to recognise sign language as an official language. Say ‘hello’ in South Africa’s 12 official languagesġ: South African Sign Language (SASL)– Check out In July this year, President Cyril Ramaphosa signed into law the South African Sign Language Bill to welcome sign language as the country’s 12th official language, promoting the rights of persons who are deaf and hard of hearing.







Coffee break languages