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  • May 9, 2021
  • June 25, 2021
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Assignment Heading
"Forms of addresses, greetings, and gestures.

Name and Surname
(Insert your name)
Student number
(Insert your student number)

Group number
(Group number)
Name of department:
"Department of African Languages, Unisa)

Course code
Afl1501: Language through an African Lens)
Name of TA
Due date

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Assignment 04
"Forms of addresses, greetings and gestures

Task 1.
Introduction
Well at the moment I am in Gauteng, Pretoria Sunnyside, the city of Tswane which is a formal
place, and the date of this observation was on the 9th of May 2021 in which I decided to walk
around and had a mandate to greet each and every person I came across with in order to find
out a little about their language and how they greet. I also listened intensively to how people
greet each other in taxis, malls and shops.
1. Amongst the people I interacted with was Mpho (female) together her friends and the way
they greet one another "chom" or "chomi) the word "chom" is a slang word of "Chomi" is a
Xitsonga/ siTswane word which means friend they were Tswane speaking or rather culture and
they use the word "Chom" despite being from a different cultures.
2. Secondly was Thabo originally from Joburg. This can be heard mostly in JHB – Hola Seven. A
slang way of saying What's up – used predominantly by the Youth.


3. 3rdly was Karabo Heita – A cheerful, slang form of “Hello” used most often by Urban/Rural
South Africans.
4. The Forth was Moses and usually would say: Fede – which is a South African township
greeting meaning “Hello, how are you?


5. The 5th person I interviewed was Jabulani - form of greeting was "Howzit" – Translating as
hello or how are you doing, this is a proudly South African way of greeting someone.

6. And the last person was Shaquille and he is colored. He would say "Aweh" which is a South
African slang word used mainly in the coloured community to acknowledge or greet someone.


Some guys would address each other when Greeting one another by "Dintsa-ng" or "Desvar".
"Dintsang" is mostly used by guys and is a street language meaning "how are you" and "Desvar"
is an Afrikaans word with a direct translation of "Is true", however, is rather used as a steet
language which mean "I amm fine" or simply acknowledging a greeting.

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