Add to ORKGThis article reports on the pre-emigration reflections of 15 Afrikaans speakers, all of whom were in the final stages of preparing to emigrate to New Zealand. The study explores the linguistic histories of the participants, their attitudes to their mother tongue (Afrikaans) and to English, and their views on South Africa\'s language policy and how it has influenced their decisions to leave the country. The paper also offers a view on possible long-term linguistic outcomes for these families.Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies 2004, 22(3&4): 9910
This article examines the phenomenon of African migration to post-apartheid South Africa from a lang...
D.Litt. et Phil.The current political dispensation in South Africa has, as was the case in the past,...
D.Litt. et Phil.This study proposes that there has been and will be a need for Afrikaans Foreign Lan...
This article reports on the pre-emigration reflections of 15 Afrikaans speakers, all of whom were in...
This article reports on the pre-emigration reflections of 15 Afrikaans speakers, all of whom were in...
This article reports on a study which investigated the language lives of Afrikaans-speaking South Af...
An ever greater number of South Africans are relocating to New Zealand and now comprise the fifth la...
The use of the Afrikaans and English in South Africa is well documented in the literature, but littl...
The following paper examines some of the ways in which Afrikaans-speakers have begun to renegotiate ...
This paper reports on the findings of a project that profiled the linguistic resources of learners w...
The aims of this paper are as follows:• to investigate how high school learners in a township school...
This paper explores the processes by which nationalist movements help to create both ethnic and ling...
The repeated claim that Afrikaans provides a useful model for planning the development of the Africa...
The apartheid state deliberately encouraged linguistic diversity and actively built cultural infrast...
Afrikaans, as one of the 11 official languages of South Africa, finds itself in a unique position, f...
This article examines the phenomenon of African migration to post-apartheid South Africa from a lang...
D.Litt. et Phil.The current political dispensation in South Africa has, as was the case in the past,...
D.Litt. et Phil.This study proposes that there has been and will be a need for Afrikaans Foreign Lan...
This article reports on the pre-emigration reflections of 15 Afrikaans speakers, all of whom were in...
This article reports on the pre-emigration reflections of 15 Afrikaans speakers, all of whom were in...
This article reports on a study which investigated the language lives of Afrikaans-speaking South Af...
An ever greater number of South Africans are relocating to New Zealand and now comprise the fifth la...
The use of the Afrikaans and English in South Africa is well documented in the literature, but littl...
The following paper examines some of the ways in which Afrikaans-speakers have begun to renegotiate ...
This paper reports on the findings of a project that profiled the linguistic resources of learners w...
The aims of this paper are as follows:• to investigate how high school learners in a township school...
This paper explores the processes by which nationalist movements help to create both ethnic and ling...
The repeated claim that Afrikaans provides a useful model for planning the development of the Africa...
The apartheid state deliberately encouraged linguistic diversity and actively built cultural infrast...
Afrikaans, as one of the 11 official languages of South Africa, finds itself in a unique position, f...
This article examines the phenomenon of African migration to post-apartheid South Africa from a lang...
D.Litt. et Phil.The current political dispensation in South Africa has, as was the case in the past,...
D.Litt. et Phil.This study proposes that there has been and will be a need for Afrikaans Foreign Lan...