Many of the Jews who came to Africa were so successful because they were forced to learn many languages, and they were the only ones who could communicate with African ostrich farmers, hunters and traders as well as European governments and businesses.

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Like Adriana, many second generation Hispanics constantly navigate between two worlds and two languages: the English in which they learn at school and socialise, and the Spanish they speak at home with their parents.

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