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Multilingual Selves: Exploring Language Ideologies and Linguistic Repertoires among Young People in Cape Town
Against the backdrop of a (provincial) language policy that includes Afrikaans, English, and isiXhosa, this project investigates the language ideologies and language practices of a group of young people who live in a historically Afrikaans-speaking area in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town. More bro...
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2024
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