“I never even knew that such a kind of personal freedom existed, because I had never experienced it before.” In celebration of Freedom Day on 27 April, a Belgian exchange students shares her thoughts on freedom with us, originally in Afrikaans, but translated into English below.
Survival Afrikaans
This course is practical and interactive, and we incorporate campus-related scenarios to encourage the use of authentic language.
Survival Afrikaans
This course is practical and interactive, and we incorporate campus-related scenarios to encourage the use of authentic language.
Afrikaans 123
This course is practical and interactive, and we incorporate real-life scenarios to encourage the use of authentic language.
Beginner Afrikaans level 1
This course targets new international SU students and staff, and members of the public with no knowledge of Afrikaans. This is a fun-filled course offering you a linguistic and cultural taste of Afrikaans as a language in a wider cultural context.
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This is a time of c-words. Corona, control, contagion, consequence, confinement, challenge. To counter these, the SU Language Centre’s Language Service would like to offer ‘collaborate’, ‘connect’ and ‘create’. By…
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Trilingual terminology website launched
On Monday, 23 November 2015, the isiXhosa portfolio of the Stellenbosch University Language Centre launched its terminology website, with the terms presented in Afrikaans, English and isiXhosa. This site is…
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