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Перевод: Afrikaans

[существительное]
африкаанс ; бурский язык

Тезаурус:

1. He was on Muizenburg Beach, then a popular resort, when a stranger came he up and asked him in Afrikaans "Is your name Cranko?"
2. When Poole arrived, he and John sometimes spoke to each other in Afrikaans.
3. They had a long chat in Afrikaans; Herbert specially mentioned the language because it was only the survivors of the family's oldest generation who still habitually spoke it.
4. Afrikaans was the dominant language of instruction.
5. The most striking instance was the 1976 Soweto uprising which was sparked off by secondary school pupils' opposition to the authorities' insistence that they learn certain subjects in Afrikaans, viewed by most black people as the language of the oppressor.
6. He plays for the Rand Afrikaans University in Johannesburg and is a certainty for Transvaal.
7. (In contrast, the Coloured population of Cape Province regard Afrikaans as their language and have used it to express their radical sentiments.)
8. The Afrikaans weekly newspaper, Vrye Weekblad, has named a South African conscript who, it says, was required to do his military service as a spy.
9. Incidentally, lest any Scots are looking for replacements for their back row, Ian is as Afrikaans as the "Bok of days gone by who, when asked about language difficulties in France, replied that two expressions were all that was necessary: " Parlez-vous and Kamer toe" (Afrikaans for "to the room?")!
10. The people's language is Sesotho, but from 11 years onwards, the medium of education is English, and Afrikaans is also taught.
11. That they spoke Dutch among themselves is also suggested by the fact that the longest surviving member of that generation, William's widow Sarah (ne Weiss, of German origin), continued to speak Dutch or Afrikaans until her death in 1922.
12. It is in fact derived from the Afrikaans wyd meaning wide, which refers to this species' square upper lip, contrasted with the triangular lip of the other African so-called "Black" Rhinoceros.