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Charlize Theron under fire over Afrikaans 'a dying language' comments

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And she is SOOOOO RIGHT !!..

and you know this because......?????

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Afrikaans is an interesting language. If you know it or speak Dutch or Flemish you can kinda sorta communicate with each other! I love languages where you can use it in multiple different countries.

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Language death is always disappointing, from a historic/linguistic perspective.

C'mon people, a language itself is not a political opinion. Otherwise we would have been calling for German to die for the better part of a century.

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She live in a city,where you do not have to speak English,Los Angeles

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Afrikaans is an interesting language. If you know it or speak Dutch or Flemish you can kinda sorta communicate with each other! I love languages where you can use it in multiple different countries.

I agree totally.

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I speak Dutch so it’s really easy to understand.

@bass

Wow, we have something in common, broer!

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Nothing wrong with preserving your culture and national identity. Afrikaans is a cool language. I speak Dutch so it’s really easy to understand.

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Shimon,wonder why Japanese are proficient in English,when Mexican master it

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And she is SOOOOO RIGHT !!..

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