Afrikaans is one of South Africa’s official languages, widely spoken as a first language by millions, primarily in the Western Cape and Northern Cape, and also used in various other parts of the country. It evolved from Dutch in the 17. century, influenced by Malay, Portuguese, and various African languages, and was historically used as the language of instruction in schools and government. Today, it holds cultural significance, especially in literature, music, and media, reflecting South Africa’s rich diversity.
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