Cape Dutch

There are also several English words derived from Cape Dutch, a forerunner of Afrikaans:

While most settlers who lived in the western Cape (later known as the Cape Dutch) did not trek eastward, a small number did.

The Cape Dutch have had the opportunity of absorbing some of the qualities of the English way of life.

But it remained an organization for obtaining the political supremacy of the Cape Dutch.

Only much later in the second half of the 19th century did the Cape Dutch adopt this attribution, too.

The dialect became known as "Cape Dutch".

With mercenaries and rebels from the colonies they would amount to 60, 000, while a considerable rising of the Cape Dutch would bring them up to 100,000.

Many of the homesteads along the wine route display Baroque and Cape Dutch architectural styles.

A very distinctive regional style of South African cooking is often referred to as "Cape Dutch".

A woman unloading the rig dodged out of the way, then cussed us out in what sounded like Cape Dutch.