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[Hawk05]

Yup!! I had to use Google translate to find out what language.

[strikeitrich]

South African “Dutch”

Actually it is Afrikaans. The Dutch first settled at the Cape in 1652. Over the next two hundred years the Dutch evolved into a recognizable different language, called Afrikaans. Very simpler to Dutch of course but more than a dialect. English colonists came later, and Afrikaans and English are now two of the eleven official languages of S A.

The ad shows that Alcock is advertising wider than English speakers — be interesting if there are ads also in Zulu, Xhosa, Tswana, etc. There are millions of speakers of these languages.

Go Biel!!

[Simpsonly]

"A new, easy way to relieve chronic pain."
Even better!

[Hawk05]

a language of southern Africa, derived from the form of Dutch brought to the Cape by Protestant settlers in the 17th century, and an official language of South Africa.