South African culture

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South Africa culture

Aliha and Viktoria

Culture

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SYNOPSIS

Religion

Economy

Language

Sports

Music and dance taste

Food

Clothes

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LANGUAGES

LANGUAGE

1. Afrikaans 2. Sotho 3. English 4. Tswana 5. Ndebele 6. Swazi 7. Xshosa 8. Venda 9. Zulu 10. Tsonga

Which language is mostly spoken in South Africa?

As of 2018, the languages most commonly spoken by individuals inside of South African households were isiZulu at 25.3 percent, isiXhosa at 14.8 percent and Afrikaans at 12.2 percent respectively

ECONOMY IN SOUTH AFRICA

ECONOMY IN SOUTH AFRICA __________________________

South Africa has a highly developed economy and an advanced infrastructure. In addition to being one of the world's largest exporters of gold, platinum, and other natural resources, it has well-established financial, legal, communications, energy, and transport sectors and the continent's largest stock exchange.

Religion

Religion

Muslim

1,5%

Catholic

7,1%

None

15,1%

Music and dance taste

Music and dance taste

• DANCE TASTE

➪ Traditional Zulul tribal dance. Gumboot-originated in the gold mines in South Africa during the oppressive Apartheid years. Pautsula-modern social hip-hop dance.

• MUSIC TASTE

➪ South African music is a complex blend of African and Western cultures that reflects a history of conflict and perseverance. It includes music from indigenous cultures like the Khoisan, the KwaXhosa and the Zulu. The latter performed choral music a cappella.

Sports

Statistically, the most popular sports in South Africa are cricket, rugby and soccer. Other sports which enjoy a particularly good amount of following includes athletics, basketball, boxing, golf, netball, swimming, and tennis.

Food

Some food

Malva pudding

Cape Malay curry

Bunny chow

Melktert

Boerewors

Bobotie

Clothes

Clothes in South Africa

Their main items of clothing include long skirts and aprons in beautiful printed or embroidered fabrics. Elaborate beaded necklaces called ithumbu are worn around the neck, as well as beaded bracelets and anklets. The iqhiya or headscarf is traditionally worn by married women.

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