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Which language, spoken in South Africa, is a mixture of Dutch, English, and African dialects? A. Afrikaans B. Bantu C. Khoisan D. Swahili Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D
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Which language, spoken in South Africa, is a mixture of Dutch, English, and African dialects?

A.
Afrikaans
B.
Bantu
C.
Khoisan
D.
Swahili

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D

User Mike Lischke
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Answer:

i think it is

A.

Afrikaans

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User Wivku
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Afrikaans is the language
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