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[[Volk]] is an [[Afrikaans]] word derived from the [[Dutch]] and German term for a people or an ethnic group. Related to the English term "Folk".

In Afrikaans it has had a number of uses:

To refer to the equivalent of "[[Nation]]", as in the German nationalist context where it has been used to refer to the German people as a nation, with a history and destiny.

To refer to an ethnic group or a "people".

To refer to the workers on the farms etc. (This couls be used neutrally, but more often soemwhat denigratingly).

As an equivalent of the English "folk", especially in combinations, e.g. [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[volksmusiek]] ("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.

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 To refer to the workers on the farms etc. (This couls be used neutrally, but more often soemwhat denigratingly).
-To refer to the equivalent of the English "folk"[http://www.thefreedictionary.com/folk], especially in combinations,  e.g. [[volksfees]] [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[Volkstoneel]] or [[Volksteater]] ("folk theatre") [[volksmusiek]] [[volksmusiek]]("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.
+To refer to the equivalent of the English "folk"[http://www.thefreedictionary.com/folk], especially in combinations,  e.g. [[volksfees]] [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[Volkstoneel]] or [[Volksteater]] [[volksteater]] ("folk theatre") [[volksmusiek]] [[volksmusiek]]("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art"),  etc.
 == Sources ==

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 To refer to the workers on the farms etc. (This couls be used neutrally, but more often soemwhat denigratingly).
-To refer to the equivalent of the English "folk"[http://www.thefreedictionary.com/folk], especially in combinations,  e.g. [[volksfees]] [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[Volkstoneel]] ("folk theatre") [[volksmusiek]] [[volksmusiek]]("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.
+To refer to the equivalent of the English "folk"[http://www.thefreedictionary.com/folk], especially in combinations,  e.g. [[volksfees]] [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[Volkstoneel]] or [[Volksteater]] ("folk theatre") [[volksmusiek]] [[volksmusiek]]("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.
 == Sources ==

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 To refer to the workers on the farms etc. (This couls be used neutrally, but more often soemwhat denigratingly).
-To refer to the equivalent of the English "folk"[http://www.thefreedictionary.com/folk], especially in combinations,  e.g. [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[volksmusiek]] ("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.
+To refer to the equivalent of the English "folk"[http://www.thefreedictionary.com/folk], especially in combinations,  e.g. [[volksfees]] [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[Volkstoneel]] ("folk theatre") [[volksmusiek]] [[volksmusiek]]("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.
 == Sources ==

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 To refer to the workers on the farms etc. (This couls be used neutrally, but more often soemwhat denigratingly).
-To refer to the equivalent of the English "folk", especially in combinations,  e.g. [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[volksmusiek]] ("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.
+To refer to the equivalent of the English "folk"[http://www.thefreedictionary.com/folk], especially in combinations,  e.g. [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[volksmusiek]] ("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.
 == Sources ==

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 To refer to the workers on the farms etc. (This couls be used neutrally, but more often soemwhat denigratingly).
-As an equivalent of the English "folk", especially in combinations,  e.g. [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[volksmusiek]] ("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.
+To refer to the equivalent of the English "folk", especially in combinations,  e.g. [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[volksmusiek]] ("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.
 == Sources ==

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	In [[Afrikaans]] it has had a number of uses:		In [[Afrikaans]] it has had a number of uses:

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	As an equivalent of the English "folk", especially in combinations, e.g. [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[volksmusiek]] ("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.		As an equivalent of the English "folk", especially in combinations, e.g. [[volksfees]] (= "folk festival") , [[volksmusiek]] ("folk music"), [[volkskuns]], ("folk art") etc.
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/nasie
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		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volk_(German_word)
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 [[Volk]] is an [[Afrikaans]] word derived from the  [[Dutch]] and German term for a people or an ethnic group. Related to the English term "Folk".
-In Afrikaans it has had a number of uses:
+In [[Afrikaans]] it has had a number of uses:
 To refer to the equivalent of "[[Nation]]", as in the  German nationalist context where it has been used to refer to the German people as a nation, with a history and destiny.