On the Dutch lookalike language

["Jannie Hofmeyr" <jhsh@iafrica.com>]

Hans wrote

> >South Africa
>
> Are your going to use ConTeXt for the south african dutch look alike
> language? If so, what patterns are used? In lang-ger.tex, you will find
> label entries for 'af', which I hope are ok.

Afrikaans may be a hollandse lookalike (don't know how well that description
will go down around here ;-), but it doesn't quite look like what appears in
lang-ger.tex.

Here are the correct terms

\setupheadtext [\s!af] [\v!tabellen=Tabelle]
\setupheadtext [\s!af] [\v!figuren=Figure]
\setupheadtext [\s!af] [\v!grafieken=Grafieke]
\setupheadtext [\s!af] [\v!afkortingen=Afkortings]
\setupheadtext [\s!af] [\v!eenheden=Eenhede]
\setuplabeltext [\s!af] [\v!figuur=Figuur ]
\setuplabeltext [\s!af] [\v!hoofdstuk=hoofstuk]
\setuplabeltext [\s!af] [\v!paragraaf=paragraaf]
\setuplabeltext [\s!af] [\v!bijlage=bylae]
\setuplabeltext [\s!af] [\v!regels=re\"els]

and I feel honored to be able to fill in:

%D \ShowAllLanguageValues [\s!af] [afrikaans] afrikaanse gasvryheid

(In English that will go as 'afrikaans hospitality')

Ek gaan beslis Context gebruik om ook pragtige Afrikaanse dokumente te
produseer!!

Beste groete
Jannie

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