Afrikaans is some 300 years old, with its roots spanning three continents - Europe, Africa and Asia.
It is the mother tongue of nearly 6 Million people today and it is spoken by many South Africans as a second or thrid language.
Come discover more about thie unique South African language and meet the people of diverse cultures who speak it - from the Cape Flats to Namakwaland. - All of this at the Afrikaans Language Museum
The Afrikaans Language Monument - the only monument in the world that celebrates its language and its roots.
The 
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