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brett_chapman
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Registered: Oct 2000
Posts: 171

Hi All.
Over my summer holiday, I have decided to create a website devoted to the languages of the world.. I need South Africa specific help for two reasons.
1) I can't find links in any South African languages except Afrikaans, coz even if I *do* find a page in, say, IsiZulu, I can't read or translate it to know what it's about, so my 'African Languages' Link section is limited to digiTAAL and the SvBA at the moment. In short - if you know of any sites in an SA language (English aside, I classed that as European), could you please give me the URL and a brief comment?
2) I'd like to have at least my introduction (And possibly the Language File when it's finished) translated into Afrikaans and some Bantu languages. If anyone out there wouldn't mind translating a few hundred words into such a language, please say so.

The page is located at http://pages.quicksilver.net.nz/brettc/ if you'd like to take a look.

Any help would be *much* appreciated,

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Brett C
Auckland, New Zealand

22nd November 2001 13:49

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SethPowell
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Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 3

Museum of Afrikaans

Here's a link that I hope will be helpful:

http://www.museums.org.za/afrtaal/default.htm

28th December 2001 21:58

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