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The retention of Afrikaans is about every day in the news. At present it again to keep Dutch in the universities and people for their governing bodies should vote else schools no longer be African. The retention of Afrikaans was one of the Freedom Front plus the promises in the past election.
I'm a big proponent of tweetaligeheid and I do not see, for example, the problem of a bilingual path analysis school or class. With the proviso that Afrikaans and English equally need to get exposure. I live in an African region and there are often days that I do not speak Afrikaans. How about even in regions that is not Afrikaans? Are we losing the passion and therefore losing the battle? Is there still a place for 11 languages in the country, including Afrikaans? The fact is that at the moment is just Afrikaans actively fighting.
Gradually we are working to English. A hackneyed path analysis argument is that everyone understands English and that not all not understand Afrikaans. The question, however, can not understand or do not understand. Afrikaans is the language that the third most people talk in South Africa (13%), only to Zulu (24%) and Xhoza (18%). English is only in 6th place with 8.2%. Joke is that English 5 years' time the decline. The data are from the 2001 census, path analysis in the 1996 census, 8.6% of people spoke English at home.
Not that numbers do not matter very much. I only know 10 words in Zulu and nothing in Xhoza not. Yet all were before 1994 Dutch in schools learned there was only somewhere shot a stub. This is where my 10 words Zulu came from.
The question is how sure can one African vervorder? How to put on people to Afrikaans and not to dispose of? To preserve the language, it will have to grow and it is not just the current Africans can not shoot. This is where art and literature is essential. The more good African pieces, books and songs will come on the market, the more people that will read and markets, the more certain to be African's future.
A few years back everyone was upset about De La Rey, it was denounced as an incitement. This did not stop the black cleaners to sing it wholeheartedly. See my point? They do not even know who De La Rey, but they sing very nice. How to find more songs homes in South Africans' mouths, the firmer stand Afrikaans. African people must go with quality, not as-you-not-supported African-not-going-it-die out.
Furthermore, it is just nonsense that people with thick accents in English Afrikaans talk to each other. Perhaps path analysis we would not just assume that someone is not English and Afrikaans speaking path analysis to it necessary to skip. Yet we must remember that Afrikaans will be loved as it is not enforced in someone's throat. path analysis Demand path analysis respect for your language, but do other's languages and death.
This brings me to the language in which you served. I can not speak for a can upset me horribly path analysis if I someone who should struggle not only English. The fact is that people much more accommodating than they are addressed in their own language. If only a greeting. People selling should be to be proficient as many languages and accordingly rewarded encouraged. This includes of course the other languages as Afrikaans.
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