I think it would relate in some way to the older customs and traditions that they celebrate. It would be different from ours, since their history is different from ours.
There will be many new words probably from the tribes that live there also the names will be very different from the normal English names like Tina or Paul. Grammar wise it may be similar but I think it will have some differences.
In my opinion I expect African Literature to look similar to our own. Over the years the African Countries have had many English influences, but it may also have a little bit of a tribal feel to it. For their culture does include some native beliefs.
I expect it to be quite different from ours. They have different customs and history, which gives them different roots and different ways of doing things.
African literature i feel is going to be similar to ours. Since we have alot of slang words, i feel like there literature will as well. Maybe not the same as ours but very similar.
I expect it to be similar to English when it comes to rules and grammar, but different with languages and meanings.
ReplyDeleteI think it would relate in some way to the older customs and traditions that they celebrate. It would be different from ours, since their history is different from ours.
ReplyDeleteThere will be many new words probably from the tribes that live there also the names will be very different from the normal English names like Tina or Paul. Grammar wise it may be similar but I think it will have some differences.
ReplyDeleteI image there will be slang words or phrases that we will not be used to or know the meaning of.
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DeleteIn my opinion I expect African Literature to look similar to our own. Over the years the African Countries have had many English influences, but it may also have a little bit of a tribal feel to it. For their culture does include some native beliefs.
ReplyDeleteIt wouldn't be much different from English. They might just have different cultural meanings for different terms.
ReplyDeleteStories based off of animals with lessons. LOL I DUNNO
ReplyDeletei think it would be similar in some way to english. but the language and the way they talk would be different.
ReplyDeleteThere will be different customs, jargon, and virtues. It may be hard to believe the cultural beliefs that are so alien.
ReplyDeleteIn a different language that involved dance or that's related with the different African tribes.
ReplyDeleteI expect it to be quite different from ours. They have different customs and history, which gives them different roots and different ways of doing things.
ReplyDeleteThey will have similar sentence and writing structures. They will have cultural and personal relations and stories
ReplyDeleteAfrican literature i feel is going to be similar to ours. Since we have alot of slang words, i feel like there literature will as well. Maybe not the same as ours but very similar.
ReplyDeleteI would expect African literature to reflect on their tribal cultures and be mostly about their past
ReplyDeletepassed down slang, stories, and rituals for good fortune.
ReplyDeletei expect there to be refrences religen, culture and history and lots of storys through fables and so forth
ReplyDeleteSlightly less developed than American literature? ((I don't entirely understand the question))
ReplyDeleteI think that it will kinda be like English but not as in depth like a lot less stricter on the grammar aspect.
ReplyDeletepretty much all the aspects in any work of literature anywhere in the world.
ReplyDeleteI think that the only thing that will remain similar is the structure of the literature.
ReplyDeleteI expect it to be similar to english, since we have alot of slang words also. but it will be a little different based on their history and culture.
ReplyDeleteI Expect aspects of culture and history in these writings
ReplyDeletesame morals told in different ways
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