PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «TSOTSITAAL»
tsotsitaal
list
words
tsotsitaals
variety
mixed
languages
mainly
spoken
townships
gauteng
province
such
soweto
also
other
agglomerations
over
south
africa
tsotsi
sesotho
slang
word
thug
robber
taal
afrikaans
language
built
grammar
tsotsitaal
identity
style
century
african
ellen
hurst
university
cape
town
origins
witwatersrand
ninevites
lexical
items
been
blogging
links
think
time
post
some
examples
lexicon
here
developing
oxford
learner
dictionaries
clear
audio
pronunciation
related
example
sentences
usage
notes
more
advanced
reverso
meaning
totipalmate
transmittal
totalisator
heita
amajita
scamto
kasi
monate
have
distinct
dialects
their
whether
call
them
scamtho
these
interactions
case
study
cfilt
today
evolved
into
collection
mutually
unders
tandable
projected
speak
native
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TSOTSITAAL»
Descubre el uso de
tsotsitaal en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
tsotsitaal y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Language and Social History: Studies in South African ...
Below, I offer renditions of the same English sentence in both Tsotsitaal and
Afrikaans. (3) Afrikaans Ek loop. Isg. go (3a) Tsotsitaal Ek thler. Isg. go What
these illustrate is that Iscamtho draws its structural base from Zulu and Sotho,
while ...
2
Social Lives in Language--sociolinguistics and Multilingual ...
Thus, there is tsotsitaal Zulu (or Xhosa or Afrikaans or English, etc). Its speakers
would be using an urban or non-standard variety of, say, Zulu, in the tsotsitaal
style (with its lexicon, dress, attitudes, gestures, etc.) There is nothing to prevent ...
Gillian Sankoff, Miriam Meyerhoff, Naomi Nagy, 2008
3
Language in South Africa
A slightly different angle to the influence of Indo-European languages in urban/
township CS patterns is found in the studies on Tsotsitaal and Iscamtho, the CS
slang varieties of the urban areas/townships (Mfenyana 1977; Schuring 1983; ...
4
The Art of the South African Insult
See Pakistan Cherry/Tjerrie Tsotsitaal and others Girl, girlfriend. A truly
democratic word, it appears in most South African slang dialects Chicken murder
Tsotsitaal To have a romantic relationship with a much younger person Doos
Afrikaans, ...
5
Introducing Sociolinguistics
This extract provides a good example of the rapidity of switching between words
and morphemes of different languages that is typical of tsotsitaal. It also illustrates
quite well why Raj Mesthrie (2008) argues that tsotsitaal should not be ...
6
An Introduction to African Languages
(156) Bantu features of Tsotsitaal (Makhudu 1984: 34-35) Phonology: Lacks
standard schwa and front rounded vowels, diphthongs have been
monophthongized. ma- Class 3 (inanimate) plural (augmentative) prefix used for
human nouns, ...
George Tucker Childs, 2003
7
The Other Zulus: The Spread of Zulu Ethnicity in Colonial ...
Ironically, even though Tsotsitaal was based largely on Afrikaans (the language
of the majority of South African whites), it never acquired the negative
associations that Fanakalo did, and it became widespread in the townships.
Partly this was ...
8
Bo-tsotsi: The Youth Gangs of Soweto, 1935-1976
Tsotsitaal was an important element of tsotsi subcultural identity during the iate
1940s and 1950s. Like the motst gangs themselves, tsotsitaal had its precursors.
The first distinctive language used by township youth gangs, particularly the ...
9
The Handbook of Language Contact
[Tsotsitaal] flourished in locations [townships] from Randfontein to Springs,
Pretoria and Vereeniging. Former famous black residential areas like
Sophiatown, Western Native township [Soweto], and Alexandria went under
quaint names like ...
Ask the learners what they notice about the words in Tsotsitaal. Do they
recognise any? (lt is a mixture of words which have been adapted from English,
Afrikaans and Nguni languages.) Ask how Tsotsitaal is different to languages like
French ...
9 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «TSOTSITAAL»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
tsotsitaal en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
1950s township life revisited
She portrays Kleinboy, a young man from Sophiatown who spoke tsotsitaal fluently. She also plays Themba's girlfriend and well-known singer Baby. The show ... «Sowetan Live, Jul 15»
Skroef and Sexy dream of making it big in the world
In his role, he assisted movie producer and director Uzanenkosi Mahlangu translate the English script of uSkroef noSexyinto tsotsitaal, oblivious to his acting ... «Johannesburg Sunday World, Dic 14»
iNumber Number
Set in Jozi and Soweto and coloured with Tsotsitaal, writer and director Donovan Marsh tells this story of corruption and crime in a gritty orange hue, scattered ... «Channel 24, Abr 14»
'Elelwani': An insight into Tshivenda culture
You won't see programmes like Deliwe, which will proudly tell our own stories in our language without trying to diversify [...] through tsotsitaal [township slang]," ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Ene 14»
Art and Design Sharp turns on an angry road
In his poetry, English, isiZulu and tsotsitaal scrap for dominance and no one tongue comes out victorious. His approach favours alleyways and side roads, ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Nov 13»
Can we talk ourselves out of sexism?
Kasi slang and tsotsitaal are hilariously inventive and creative, and researching them for Sunday's featured language in the This is Home project reminded me of ... «Thought Leader, Sep 13»
Youth shape the way we communicate
In 2005 a blog post surfaced on the internet titled "Let's make tsotsitaal the national language". The blog, written by Walton Pantland, generated so much interest ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Jul 13»
Migration, language & social change: Language as a means of …
Dr. Ellen Hurst leads a sub-project on language creation (Tsotsitaal) in the townships. Doctoral students and post-doctoral fellows are working on linguistic ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Jun 11»
Fong Kong hits a chord
... go on to become ghetto parlance for virtually anything that could be bought and administered orally, thus ordaining Kamazu into the Tsotsitaal Hall of Fame. «Mail & Guardian Online, Jul 10»
