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What best explains why most white people in South Africa claim English or Afrikaans as their native language instead of a Bantu language?
Many British settlers came to South Africa, bringing English and many Dutch settlers came bringing a Dutch language which evolved into Afrikaans.
Where the dutch language came from?
I want dutch language profile or text file.
What language came first Armenian or English?
American came before English and our accent orignated of American
What language does the word came from?
It is Old English of Germanic origin, related to Dutch 'woord', German 'wort' and from Latin 'verbum'.
Why is Dutch the official language of Suriname?
The Netherlands is the source of the official language of Suriname. Dutch speakers from the Netherlands began settling the subsequent Republic in the 17th century. The area previously had been explored by speakers of Spanish, French, and English in the 16th century. But it was English and then Dutch language speakers who settled the country which they linked to their respective homelands by way of plantation economies. In the aftermath of the Treaty of Breda of July 31, 1667, the Dutch lost their foothold in the subsequent state of New York and gained it in Suriname. As a consequence, the official language of Suriname came to be Dutch, and not English.
What language did the word yacht come from?
It came from Dutch
Who came to Delaware?
The Dutch, Swedes and the English.
What language did colonial people use?
It depends on which colony they lived in and where they came from. Some spoke English, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, and other languages.
Who settled in Connecticut?
The dutch discovered Connecticut, but the English had the first perminent colony, people came 'cause of religious beliefs.
Who first came to New Jersey?
The Dutch.
How do you say he came in luhya language?
"He came" in Luhya language translates to "Aliyewadia."
What language does the word caboose originate from?
The word "caboose" originates from the Dutch word "kombuis," which means "ship's galley" or "kitchen." It was later adopted into English to refer to the crew's quarters on a ship and eventually came to be used for the rear car of a train.
