Afrikaner culture is primarily associated with the descendants of Dutch, French, and German settlers in South Africa, known as the Boers. This culture is characterized by its unique language, Afrikaans, which evolved from Dutch, and a strong emphasis on family, community, and agricultural traditions. Afrikaners have a rich history of storytelling, music, and dance, often reflecting their experiences and values. The Afrikaner community has a distinct identity shaped by historical events, including the Great Trek and the establishment of the Union of South Africa. Traditional Afrikaner customs include braai (barbecue) and celebrating cultural festivals. Religion, particularly Christianity, plays a significant role in their social life, influencing their values and community activities.