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Why do you think Bantu language changed as people moved into different parts of Africa?
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∙ 6y ago
The reception of language is necessary for it meaning to remain stagnant. The meaning of a word may change if the word does not define an important component of the culture. When people move to different regions of a country the aspects of each region change-what may have been definitive in one culture is subject to the needs of the new culture. The Bantu language changed in order to assimilate.
Damaris Breitenberg
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∙ 13y agoBecause North Africa is mostly arid and semi-arid lands (the Sahara and other deserts) and most of the people there live on the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts. So it's logical that the Bantu didn't expand north (besides navigating a desert is an uneasy task). Instead they migrated south to the rainforest areas where they could find food and materials for shelter more easily.
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∙ 12y agofind land for farming and grazing
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∙ 12y agoBecause suju love!
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Why do you think the Bantu language changed as people moved into different parts of Africa?
The reception of language is necessary for it meaning to remain stagnant. The meaning of a word may change if the word does not define an important component of the culture. When people move to different regions of a country the aspects of each region change-what may have been definitive in one culture is subject to the needs of the new culture. The Bantu language changed in order to assimilate.
What are facts that laws have not changed in south Africa?
white people and non white people did not get alone
Why does South Africa have eleven official languages?
This question could offend some people who would immediately ask: Why shouldn't it be? Afrikaans is one of the eleven official languages of South Africa and is spoken by millions, if not as their mother tongue, then as a second language. In fact only isiZulu and isiXhosa have more people who use it as their first language. English, which is also an official language, is only number six on the list.
How many people have no homes in Africa?
There is no answer to that. It depends on the size of the house. There are houses of all sorts of different sizes in Africa, from massive houses to small ones, just like anywhere in the world. So different amounts of people live in different houses.
Why is Spanish spoken in a small part of Africa?
It is just the language people who were there first used. People in certain parts of Africa also speak English, or French. It is like asking, "Why do people in America speak English?"
Why do you think the Bantu language changed as people moved into different parts in Africa?
Estimated are over 600 different variants belonging in this group of languages. There are different people from different parts of Africa which speak them.
What unifies the different people of north Africa?
The Arabic language and the Muslim faith.
Why do you think the Bantu language changed as people moved into different parts of Africa?
The reception of language is necessary for it meaning to remain stagnant. The meaning of a word may change if the word does not define an important component of the culture. When people move to different regions of a country the aspects of each region change-what may have been definitive in one culture is subject to the needs of the new culture. The Bantu language changed in order to assimilate.
What you the language of berber people?
The Berber people speak various Berber languages, which are part of the Afro-Asiatic language family. These languages are spoken by different Berber communities across North Africa.
How did the Michif language change over the time?
The michif language changed over time with how the earth changed. The language changed so that people can learn it better with how the word is said and spelled.
Is mandingo a language?
No, Mandingo is not a language. It is an ethnicity or a group of people who primarily reside in West Africa. The Mandingo people generally speak different languages depending on the country they are located in, such as Mandinka, Bambara, or Jula.
What is the main language people speak in Africa?
There is no main language in Africa. In fact, if you're looking for the most widely spoken language in Africa, it's a 10-way tie.For more information about the languages of Africa, click here.
What are facts that laws have not changed in south Africa?
white people and non white people did not get alone
How may people speak Swahili?
Approximately 100 million people speak Swahili as a first or second language, predominantly in East Africa. It is the most widely spoken language in the region and is used as a lingua franca for communication among people from different ethnic groups.
Did African people have the same customs and speak the same language?
Africa is a continent of many different countries with languages and customs as diversified as many other nations.
What is sign language for change?
it has changed our lives by understanding deaf people.
Which city god changed the language of all the people Bible?
Babel.
