by Bushteens
The show focused mainly on the English language and it’s usefulness. The skit started the discussion. It was about a man who only knew the word ‘I’ but eventually progressed to “I love”. The skit highlighted the challenges faced by individuals trying to learn a new language. One way to improve your language skills is by reading, listening to indigenous language radio programmes and/or watching programmes in indigenous languages.
There are a number of advantages and disadvantages of knowing more than one language, particularly in South Africa where we have eleven official languages. A case in point is our diverse national anthem, which has verses in English, Afrikaans, Sesotho and IsiXhosa.
About Us
- Bush Radio CREW
- Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
- The Children’s Radio Education Workshop (CREW) is an educational broadcast initiative of Bush Radio, which was formally established in 1996. CREW Structure The children are divided into three segments: Bush Tots, Bush Kids and Bush Teens, catering for specific age groups. BUSH TOTS Bush Tots is on air for a total of one hour, which is split into different age groups. • Bushtots junior : aged 6-8 years • Bushtots senior: aged 9-11 years on-air between 10:00 - 11:00 BUSH KIDZ • aged 12-15 years • on air from 11am-12pm BUSH TEENZ • aged 16-18 • on air from 12pm-1pm
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