The correct answer is A) Afrikaans.
Europeans who came to South Africa beginning the 1600s developed a language called Afrikaans.
Western Europeans settled in the Southern part of Africa during the 1600s. The Dutch India Company established a rest post in Table Bay, what today is Cape Town, South Africa, in 1657. French protestants settle in the same area in 1688 as well as retired farmers from Germany. Historians considered that they were the precursors of the Afrikaner nation, people that although being Europeans, identified so much with the African culture and developed a language called Afrikaans.
