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South Africa

Region:Africa
Capital:
Population:42,718,530
Area (sq km):1,218,363
FIPS Country Code:SF
ISO Country Code:ZA
GRN Office:GRN in South Africa

Map of South Africa

Map of South Africa

Languages and dialects spoken in South Africa

This list shows the primary names of the languages and dialects.

This list shows all known languages and dialects whether or not any materials are available. (Icons indicate those with recordings available.)

Found 142 language names. Showing items 1 to 100.


Afrikaans Recorded language

Afrikaans: Cape Afrikaans

Afrikaans: East Cape Afrikaans

Afrikaans: Orange River Afrikaans

Angloromani

Bari: Pojulu Recorded language

Birwa Recorded language

Camtho

Cantonese Recorded language

Chopi Recorded language

Dutch Recorded language

English: South Africa Recorded language

Fanagolo

Francais Recorded language

Gail

German Recorded language

Greek Recorded language

Gujarati Recorded language

Gujarati: Gamadia

Gujarati: Kakari

Gujarati: Kathiyawadi Recorded language

Gujarati: Kharwa

Gujarati: Parsi

Gujarati: Tarimuki

Hai||om

Hindi Recorded language

Hindi: Dehati Recorded language

Italian Recorded language

Kalmyk-Oirat: Uriankhai

Kung Recorded language

Kxoe: ||ani

Kxoe: Buma-kxoe

Memni Recorded language

Nama: Central Damara

Nama: Damara & Nama Recorded language

Nama: Gimsbok Nama

Nama: Namibia Recorded language

Ndebele: Southern Recorded language

Northern Sotho Recorded language

Nu

N|u: |Auni

Nu: !kabee

Nu: ||kxau

Nu: ||ng!ke

Oorlams

Ronga

Ronga: Konde

Seeku: Southern Seeku

Sesotho Recorded language

Sheetswa Recorded language

Shona Recorded language

Sotho, Northern: Dzwabo

Sotho, Northern: Gananwa

Sotho, Northern: Kgaga

Sotho, Northern: Khutswe

Sotho, Northern: Koni

Sotho, Northern: Kopa

Sotho, Northern: Lobedu

Sotho, Northern: Masemola

Sotho, Northern: Matlala-moletshi

Sotho, Northern: Pai

Sotho, Northern: Phalaborwa

Sotho, Northern: Pulana

Sotho, Northern: Tlokwa

Sotho, Northern: Tswene

Sotho, Southern: Phuthi

Sotho, Southern: Taung

Swati Recorded language

Swati: Baca

Swati: Hlubi

Swati: Phuthi Recorded language

Tamil Recorded language

Tamil: Adi Dravida

Tamil: Aiyangar

Tamil: Aiyar

Tamil: Arava

Tamil: Burgandi

Tamil: Burma Tamil

Tamil: Harijan

Tamil: Hebbar

Tamil: Kongar

Tamil: Madrasi

Tamil: Malaya Tamil

Tamil: Mandyam Brahmin

Tamil: Parikala

Tamil: Pattapu Bhasha

Tamil: Sanketi

Tamil: Secunderabad Brahmin

Tamil: Tigalu

Telugu Recorded language

Tsonga Recorded language

Tsonga: Bila

Tsonga: Changana

Tsonga: Gwamba

Tsonga: Hlave

Tsonga: Jonga Recorded language

Tsonga: Kande

Tsonga: Luleke

Tsonga: Ngwalungu

Tsonga: Nhlanganu


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News about South Africa

Inside Tracks - September 2010: This month's Tracks focuses on South Africa and the work of GNM ( Good News Media).

South Africa: This month's Tracks focuses on South Africa and the impact of GNM

Dalene Joubert: God has chosen some very special workers for GRN over the years. Dalene Joubert is one of them.

Good News Partners: Bible Media develops products, and ministry and study materials in conjunction with churches of various denominations.

Thanks for Good News!: Thank you letters pour into Good News Media's office from all over Southern Africa, from people wishing to express their gratitude for the wonderful work which GNM donors have made possible.

Do you communicate the gospel effectively?: Everyone planning an evangelism outreach, first needs to determine where on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs the target group is.

Empower Local Churches: An outreach team visits a small village in a remote area. There's no local pastor; 90% of the people are non-literate and cannot read. Tracts and the Bible in written form mean nothing to them.

The Challenge: You want to share the Word of God with somebody else in his/her own language, but he/she cannot read the Bible or a tract. Here's what to do.

Project Mozambique: Project Mozambique is a Christian organisation, dedicated to working with the churches in the country of Mozambique to help them make a difference in their local communities.

Some Came Running: The outreach of the South African center goes well beyond its borders. Read these testimonies from Mozambique.