Language and culture are directly related to one another. It isn't so much about the location of where the language is spoken, but rather how things are expressed using it. For example in English, wood, chair, and table are all different words and invoke different ideas. In some languages, however, there is only a word for wood, and it is also applied when referring to a chair or table. It may seem minute, but these little changes in language completely shape how the people who speak it look at the world, and thus impact their culture.
The Malagasy people who inhabit Madagascar have roots in Southeast Asia and East Africa, and this is evident in the culture of the nation. Music, spiritual practices, architecture, and food in Madagascar all reflect these origins.
Yes, swahili culture and language exist in Africa today.
Madagascar.
i say it is mainly Islam Christianity and traditional culutures of Africa
Madagascar is the largest island off the southeast coast of Africa.
Believe it or not "despite its location close to the African continent, the first human settlers of Madagascar appear to have come from Asia, rather than Africa, between 100 and 500 AD. The culture shows the influence of both Africa and Asia. The settlement represented the western-most branch of the great Austronesian expansion. Some of the strongest evidence indicating that the settlers of Madagascar came from this region is linguistic: the Malagasy language belongs to the group of Malayo-Polynesian languages, the rest of which are spoken in the island nations of Southeast Asia and the Pacific Ocean." See the link below.
Madagascar is a big island outside south africa opposite Mozambique. It is not in South Africa.
Madagascar's continent is Africa so it looks like Africa
Madagascar is an island nation located in the Indian Ocean off the southeastern coast of Africa.
Madagascar?
No Madagascar is near Africa.
handcraft and clothing is the main industry of africa, madagascar africa geography