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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"African Languages &amp"”.

  1. My language, my culture: an exploration of the cultural significance of isiXhosa language to people who identify as amaXhosa: a case study with six urban and six rural speakers

    … became evident with the arrival of missionaries: Africans started to adopt the culture and world view of missionaries (Ndlovu, 2002; Oduyoye, 2009). The adoption of western culture came at a high price for African languages, particularly in terms of developing the skills associated with learning …

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  2. Towards the Development of an IsiXhosa Adaptation of the MacArthur-Bates Communicative Development Inventory for Toddlers

    … Development Inventory (CDI) into Southern African languages. 1 The adaptation stems from the growing dissatisfaction regarding the dearth of speech and language assessments and therapeutic tools currently available in South Africa for isiXhosa or other local languages (Pascoe and Smouse, …

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