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English, 08.04.2021 08:10 kealinwiley

"Then we came home one evening and found the cats strung up by their tails from our front gate, gutted and skinned and bleeding out their heads chopped off On our front wall someone had written in Afrikaans, "Heks" -"Witch" (96). In the above passage, what is Trevor Noah's purpose for including
the original Afrikaans message?
He speaks Afrikaans fluently and wants to show off his skills
The townspeople wanted to put a "hex" or spell on them
They like dogs better
The traditional dialect shows the rich tradition and superstition of witchcraft in South Africa

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