Do they speak Afrikaans in Durban?

Durban was formerly named Port Natal due to its position as the chief seaport of South Africa, and its location on the Natal Bay of the Indian Ocean.
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Durban.

Durban eThekwini
• English	49.8%
• Zulu	33.1%
• Xhosa	5.9%
• Afrikaans	3.6%

Is Afrikaans spoken in Durban?

In 2018, South African households spoke 25 words, most commonly isiZulu. There is a 3.1% share for iXhosa and a 14.0% share for the rest. A total of 8 percent is for Afrikaans, and 12 percent are for English.

Where in South Africa do they speak Afrikaans?

Most Afrikaans speakers (41%) live in the Western Cape, and 21% in Gauteng. Ten percent of all Afrikaans speakers live in the Eastern Cape, 8.8% in the Northern Cape, and 5% in the Free State. Within the provinces, Afrikaans is the majority language in the Northern Cape (53.8%) and the Western Cape (49.7%).

How many languages are spoken in Durban?

Almost half of the residents of Durban speak English as their first language. Other languages spoken in this city include Zulu, Afrikaans, and Xhosa.

Is Zulu and Afrikaans the same?

The most common language spoken as a first language by South Africans is Zulu (23 percent), followed by Xhosa (16 percent), and Afrikaans (14 percent).
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Demographics.

Language	English	Zulu
Endonym	isiZulu
L1 speakers	Count	11,587,374
Of population	22.7%

Do they speak Afrikaans in Durban?