#South African Culture

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Savanna Steed Orisa by Stormi Simmons/MaidenMonarch (artstation (2)/reddit)

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Translate English to Afrikaans Translation: Instant Online Translators

Unlock the Power of English to Afrikaans Translation: A Gateway to South African Culture Delving into the rich tapestry of Afrikaans, one of South Africa’s official languages, is an exhilarating journey that unveils a world of cultural diversity and linguistic nuances. This comprehensive article serves as a guide to mastering the art of English to Afrikaans translation, empowering you to bridge…

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Repost from @africanstylediary

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Her voice is so dreamy but you see that click sound—it is mind-blowing! 🤯

The legendary South African singer Miriam Makeba performs her interpretation of Qongqothwane, also known as ‘The Click Song’It’s a traditional wedding song of the Xhosa people of South Africa.

Xhosa is a tonal language best known for its click consonants. At the beginning of many performances, Makeba gave an intro in which she gave a little background on her native language and the song she was performing. Introducing her heritage to the rest of the world with every performance

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Esprit de Corps - When [Kim's] finished with the front page, he scans the local box scores. The Stormers lost again, 17-32. He shakes his head and checks his watch. It's time to get back to it...

Kim Kitsuragi - "*You* could reach the Coalition and have your talk about *la responsabilité*... *I* could grow 10 centimetres and become a flanker for the Stormers."

Titus Hardie - "The Stormers can't play for shit."

so kim is canonically a fan of a team called the "stormers"? guessing rugby based on "flanker".

mileage may vary on "fan". based on titus' line too, i am envisioning them as revachol's absolutely dogshit home team that every vacholiere has a long-suffering fondness for...

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POKEMON AND DISLYTE CHARACTER DESIGNERS, SNEAK INTO HOYO HQ AND MAKE DARK SKINNED CHARACTERS AND MY LIFE IS YOURS‼️‼️‼️

[yearningforunity]

Capoeira

Salvador de Bahia

[meowierz]

I got an idea to draw Earth in cultural Kenyan clothing! Tbh, I think it's a way great to do more research about my culture since I've been Americanized / White-Washed. Plus, Earth has the hair type yall.

Somebody gotta remind me at 2:00 please 🙏

[whodiditsubzdidit]

#HappyWomensMonth

[hussyknee]

Whenever Brits are like "tea is our national drink, our culture, our personality, our mental health" I think of our hill country blanketed in a patchwork quilt of human suffering and ongoing violent colonialism and want to smash all their tea cups. Your genocidal leaf juice is nothing to be proud of. The present day tea pluckers are the descendants of the Indians you enslaved and they still live in unthinkable poverty in the line houses you built to house them like cattle. The families whose farmlands you robbed have been starving for generations. Every sip of your leaf juice is soaked in blood and you drink it like vampires.

Tea will never belong to you. It's our legacy of grief, and your shame.

Drink your tea and shut the fuck up.

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Martian Winston

Dragon Ronin Genji (based on Blizzard concept)

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Monster Lucio

Black Cat D.Va

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Nightmare Orisa (2)

by DesertDraggon

[wavetotheangels]

Black culture is a movement. It’s the sway in the hips of a dancer, the bass in the beat that makes the world stop. It’s the power in a raised fist and the style that can’t be duplicated. It’s the sound of jazz, gospel, hip-hop, and afrobeats blending into one voice that echoes strength. From the art on the walls to the hair that defies gravity, Black culture is unapologetic, bold, and deeply rooted. It’s the joy, the pain, the laughter, and the hustle. It’s history remixed with the future, always rising, always shining.

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Forgotten Tribal Culture by Adam Koziol 🤎

Adam Koziol is a photographer based in Poznan, Poland. In 2013, during a trip to Borneo, while talking with one of the representatives of the Iban people (the People of the Dayak group in East Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei), he realized that 3000 years of culture and traditions are doomed to disappear in the coming years. So he decides to start a documentary project to tell about these forgotten and doomed tribal cultures.

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Soundtrack: What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong

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There are 2,900 languages that are endangered. This means they have fewer than 10,000 speakers, and most of them are not being passed on to younger generations.

What Causes Language Extinction?

1. Colonization and oppression

2. Globalization and urbanization

3. Education and media

4. Attitudes and prestige

Why Does Language Extinction Matter?

1. Cultural heritage

2. Scientific knowledge

3. Linguistic diversity

How Can We Save Endangered Languages?

1. Documentation and revitalization

2. Policy and legislation

3. Awareness and advocacy

Places ranked by Endangered Languages

1. Africa with 619 languages

2. Asia with 613 languages

3. South America with 448 languages

4. North America with 182 languages

5. Pacific with 592 languages

6. Europe with 238 languages

7. Australia with 108 languages