@KasiSupremo@UjuAnya@lerato_motau She later said that the language doesn’t care about it recognised or not, people continue to converse with it regardless.
I then reminded her that America is a Nationalist state
Former DA leader Tony Leon has criticised South Africa’s state institutions. In an article he penned on News 24, Leon argues that the planned 30 June anti-illegal immigration protests will test the government’s ability or inability to maintain law and order. He also highlights a failed police leadership, impunity for instigators, and a repeat of the failed assurances seen before the 2021 looting. Leon expands on this.
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@UjuAnya@lerato_motau Again your claim is a matter of theory as AAL is more of an dialect than a separate language and you were suggesting it to be one, equating it to independent languages.
The research actually leans more toward it being a dialect more than an independent language
@UjuAnya@lerato_motau Most available sources are divided on AAVE, classifying it either as a separate language or as an English dialect, with greater substantive support for the latter.
@UjuAnya@lerato_motau The issue is that you brought entirely separate languages to put your point through in support for your attempt to equate a sociolect to languages from South Africa.
Anyway as scholar, you must understand power of ‘Recognition’ through legislation in modern Nationalist society.
@UjuAnya@lerato_motau Can you kindly share some references to read or watch cause we’ve switched from AAVE to the inclusion of other languages which seem to be hardly respected by the majority in your country…