Afrikaans, originating from 17th-century Dutch settlers at the Cape of Good Hope, evolved through interactions with indigenous Khoisan and enslaved peoples, resulting in a simplified West Germanic language. Key features include phonetic spelling, no noun genders, and streamlined verbs, with basic words like “huis” for house and phrases such as “goeie more” for good morning. …
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