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The use of Translanguaging in assisting educators to teach African languages: A case study of Tshwane South Education District, Pretoria
South Africa is a diverse and multicultural country with too many more spoken indigenous languages. It is also one of the fastest developing countries on the African continent. This multilingual nature coupled with migration from neighbouring countries, presents serious challenges for language plann...
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School of Languages and Literatures
2023
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