Afrikaans Wikipedia
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The Afrikaans Wikipedia (Afrikaans: Afrikaanse Wikipedia ) is an Afrikaans language edition of the Web -based free-content encyclopedia Wikipedia . The project was started on November 16, 2001, and was the 11th Wikipedia to be created. As of 13 May 2009, this edition has over 12,000 articles and is the 79th largest Wikipedia by number of articles. Aside from South Africans , this Wikipedia is also used and edited by people from the United Kingdom , Australia , New Zealand , The Netherlands , Belgium , Namibia , Germany and some from Scandinavia .
It is the second largest African language Wikipedia, outside of the colonial languages, and was the first African language Wikipedia to pass 10 000 articles. The largest is now Swahili .
On 4 November 2009 the Afrikaans Wikipedia's Main Page was redesigned.
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Afrikaans Wikipedia edition of
Wikipedia , the free encyclopedia
Statistics for Afrikaans Wikipedia by Erik Zachte
Afrikaans Wikipedia a tiny giant
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Afrikaans (af) · Albanian (sq) · Aragonese (an) · Asturian (ast) · Azerbaijani (az) · Belarusian (be, be-x-old) · Bengali (bn) · Bishnupriya Manipuri (bpy) · Bosnian (bs) · Breton (br) · Cantonese (zh-yue) · Cebuano (ceb) · Georgian (ka) · Hindi (hi) · Icelandic (is) · Ido (io) · Irish (ga) · Javanese (jv) · Kurdish (ku) · Latin (la) · Latvian (lv) · Luxembourgish (lb) · Macedonian (mk) · Malay (ms) · Malayalam (ml) · Marathi (mr) · Neapolitan (nap) · Quechua (qu) · Samogitian (bat-smg) · Sicilian (scn) · Serbo-Croatian (sh) · Swahili (sw) · Sundanese (su) · Tagalog (tl) · Tamil (ta) · Telugu (te) · Urdu (ur) · Welsh (cy) · Walloon (wa)
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Alemannic (als) · Amharic (am) · Armenian (hy) · Classical Chinese (zh-classical) · Dutch Low Saxon (nds-nl) · Egyptian Arabic (arz) · Friulian (fur) · Gan (gan) · Hawaiian (haw) · Kannada (kn) · Kazakh (kk) · Khmer (km) · Ladino (lad) · Limburgish (li) · Lombard (lmo) · Lingála (ln) · Maltese (mt) · Māori (mi) · Nahuatl (nah) · Navajo (nv) · Northern Sámi (se) · Pennsylvania German (pdc) · Punjabi (pnb) · Romansh (rm) · Sakha (sah) · Saterland Frisian (stq) · Scottish Gaelic (gd) · Scots (sco) · Silesian (szl) · Tajik (tg) · Tongan (to) · Turkmen (tk) · Tatar (tt) · Venetian (vec) · Wu (wuu) · Yiddish (yi) · Yoruba (yo)
African Language editions of Wikipedia by number of articles
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Amharic am: · Lingala ln: · Wolof wo:
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Igbo ig: · Kikongo kg: · Somali so: · Kabyle kab: ·
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Bambala bm: · Ewe ee: · Oromo om: · Tigrinya ti: · Zulu zu: · Tsonga ts: · Venda ve: · Xhosa xh:
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Kinyarwanda rw: · Sotho st: · Twi tw: · Akan ak: · Fula ff: · Swati ss: · Tswana tn: · Kikuyu ki: · Shona sn: · Tumbuka tum: · Chichewa ny: · Sango sg: · Kirundi rn: · Hausa lg: · Herero hz: · Afar aa: · Ndonga ng: · Kwanyama kj:
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