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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Cape Afrikaans"”.

  1. Die gebruik van Kaapse visuele kultuur vir Afrikaanstaalaanleer

    The use of Cape Afrikaans visual culture serves as a valuable pedagogical teaching tool within Afrikaans language learning. This study investigates how Cape Afrikaans visual culture can be used as a pedagogical teaching tool within a task-based teaching program, to expand the vocabulary of …

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  2. Fashioning transformation? Implications for the politics of recognition among Cape Town youth

    … experiences of playing them as a child on the Cape Flats. The brand references Cape Flats 'corner shop culture' and 'Kaapse' (Cape Afrikaans dialect) slang. The thesis looks at the literature around the politics of recognition, pioneered by Charles Taylor, in order to try and understand whether …

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  3. Narrative discourse characteristics of South African Afrikaans speaking Cape Coloureds with aphasia

    The spoken language production of eight Afrikaans speaking Coloured persons with mild to moderate aphasia and eight Afrikaans speaking Coloured persons without aphasia were explored using a narrative discourse analysis procedure. The aim of the study was to investigate the discourse characteristics …

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  4. Variasies in die verskrifteliking van Kaapse Afrikaans: ’n sosiolinguistiese ondersoek

    … point of view. Two examples of the Afrikaans varieties are Standard Afrikaans and Colloquial Afrikaans. The former variety was initially considered as the only acceptable form for written Afrikaans; while the latter was mainly known as a spoken variety. This view began to change when …

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