Cápa

Cápa
Cápo, Cábo, Kabo, Kabosje, isiKapa, Cape [of Good Hope] Creole
isiKápa
Pronunciation	[isi.kʰápɐ]
Created by	Jukethatbox
Date	2023
Language family	Cape of Good Hope Creole Cápa
Dialects	Cape dialect Durban(KwaZulu-Natal) dialect Emonti(East London) dialect
Sources	Afrikaans, Portuguese, Zulu, Xhosa, English
Official status
Official language in	Cape State
Recognised minority language in	Lesotho, Orange, Eswatini
Regulated by	Ministeri isiKápa
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Cápa, also known as Cápo, Cábo, Kabo, Kabosje, isiKapa and/or Cape [of Good Hope] Creole, is an Afrikaans-Portuguese-English-Zulu-Xhosa creole language spoken in the area between the Orange River and the south African coast, commonly known as the Cape of Good Hope(cabo da boa esperança in Portuguese).

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