Learn Afrikaans in 30 Minutes - ALL the Basics You Need
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Hi I want a help from you can u help?
Please teach me
I'm watching this being fully able to speak both Afrikaans and English fluently. I'm procrastinating.
I have an exam tomorrow
Can you please help me
@@juliendavis7467 what would you like to know?
@@willemroux321 to speak Afrikaans fluently😭 I'm coloured and I can't, I grew up with my black grandmother I know like 4 South African language, but not Afrikaans🥵😭 I feel left out and embarrassed when I'm with my coloured and white relatives😭 i don't even like visiting them because of this issue. If you willing to help me please text me on WhatsApp 0790759587
Wian Du Toit, same
I am Zulu and all my work colleagues are Afrikaans in our Pretoria office. I would really like to learn their language. Thanks for these videos.
It's a fun language and easy to a degree, I hope you learn it man
How is it going? I also want to learn Afrikaans
Hey if you are interested a friend of mine is fluent in Afrikaans and wants to learn zulu if you know what I mean
I am learning both Zulu and Afrikaans for my trip to SA in Dezemba
@@lakshya3586refer that friend to me. I’m Zulu and I’m interested in learning Afrikaans.
I'm Flemish (Dutch), i'll get drunk and i can speak Afrikaans in a few minutes
I speak German and if I get a little more drunk than you i will speak Afrikaans like a native.
I'm fluent in French. If I get really drunk and high then maybe I could speak Afrikaans in 20 years.
@Claudia Draaisma Is niet gemeen, Ik ben zelf Vlaams en ik spreek ook Vlaams.
I live in a Afrikaans speaking town for four years and I don't speak a word 😅😅😅
What the fuck is flamish. Sirieus welke provincie Vlamingen?
I just met the love of my life and now I'm learning Afrikaans to better understand her culture and communicate better. Her first language is Afrikaans, then English. Mine is Spanish, then English. Ancestry from Taiwan, parents from Brazil and South Africa. What a beautiful mixed world we live in. Thanks for the videos!
How It Going
Yes to being Global Citizens! One World, One beautiful diverse humanity, One Love ❤️
Afrikaans is only spoken mostly in South Africa, but not in any other countries. I just don't understand why schools have to make students learn and know Afrikaans in grade 12 in order to pass the Matrics exams.
Doing the same brother lol
@@ninjapirate123 It's also spoken in Botswana and Namibia. It's part of the Afrikaner culture. So learning it, at least to some degree, should be necessary.
Timestamps for the lessons:
Greetings: 0:25
Thanking people: 3:15
Common Greetings (pt 2): 4:35
"Do you speak English": 7:05
#5 Making Apologies: 9:55
Numbers: 12:03
Shopping: 18:11
I hate you
7:05 But do you Ek praat Afrikaans?
@@panduleniandrias5829 why
Thank u :D
@@panduleniandrias5829 why?
My mum is south afrikan and she always speeks afrikans to my gran when she doesnt want me to hear the conversation so im learning this to hear her lol
So have you learned anything yet? I can speak Afrikaans fluently. I don't even know what I'm doing here.
tell us as soon as you speak afrikaaans and they talk again i would LOVE to hear all the shit they say
So far you've learned "I am _____" and "Good day"?
@@baldness8278 Dit is Afrikaanse idioot
Same i can relate👍
Im Xhosa from Estern Cape but now im living in Vanderbijlapark /Gauteng the love of leaning Afrikaans started when I was 17...✨🌸
I enjoy your videos...🌸🇿🇦
I'm still in Eastern Cape 🤞
@@theeshaansataar2675 same
I’m half South African and my mom is fluent in Afrikaans, I’m 14 and I would really love to learn her language at a young age and be bilingual since it is my dream, hopefully I won’t give up like my other times learning a language
omg same situation! loll
Does your mom know you want to learn? Maybe she hasn’t taught it to you because she worries you would only learn out of obligation - but maybe if she knows you WANT to learn, she’d be happy to practice it with you! 😊
@@DannyD-lr5yg I have told her a few times I want to learn and she was happy to teach me, however she eventually just stopped after like a week. It’s probably bc she doesn’t have time or she forgot but she does know I’m teaching myself and I do practice with her from time to time x
thank you for these videos, I'm Zulu so i definatly need someone with an English accent to teach me Afrikaans
😁 what about afrikaans accent?
Afrikaans is only spoken mostly in South Africa, but not in any other countries. I just don't understand why schools have to make students learn and know Afrikaans in grade 12 in order to pass the Matrics exams
@@ninjapirate123 Why are you spamming this in every comment. Forgive and move on.
@@yomama...isaverynicelady It's been a year
@@ninjapirate123 I see that. Are you doing better nowadays?
I'm a Filipino who loved to learn Afrikaans language.. 😊
My husband is Afrikaans and his brother, my brother in law, married a Filipina so I’m auntie, tita, and tanny 💖
@@cassie_dp wow! great to hear!!! dankie!
me💀 I’m Chinese born in SA can’t speak single word of Afrikaans 💀exam in 13 days
@@vellbariaofficial yeah I'm also tryna meet Filipinos people lol
Weird how after 12 years of schooling, I'm only interested in learning Afrikaans after a gap year 😂🌚
Bro literally same😭
Sameee 😅
lol bro same
Same but I'm Dutch so Afrikaans is like drinking coffee to me.
Samee
Ek: Is Afrikaans
Ek: Kyk in elk geval die video want hoekom de hell nie.
Dankie!!! Ek kyk ook want my speling.
Good one
Haha, Ik kyk omdat ik afrikaans een interesante taal vindt
@@MaestroBlur is jy van duitsland of nederland? Want my ma praat hollands en my pa duits, so ek weet die taale is baie die sale.
@@youdontneedtoknowthis.2031 Ik ben van Vlaanderen, in België. Maar Vlaams en Afrikaans zyn ook heel dicht bij elkaar. Vlaams is als Nederlands maar ouder.
Few days ago I saw an efrikan tekst for the first time in my life and I could read half of it.
Probably because I'm Dutch.
Now I want to learn the rest of the language😂
I wanted to learn Dutch a few months ago but I gave up 😭 I speak Afrikaans tho 😩
You should try to learn it. Lekker dag of aand verder
All my years of schooling I've done isiZulu, but now that I'm in high school I have to learn Afrikaans which is abit hard
You will be fine, it's easy compared to English
When they standardised Afrikaans they kept in mind that in the ideal South Africa, a unified SA, Afrikaans would be the main language. And as such Afrikaans is very easy. How I get to this theory? The Afrikaans Language Monument in Paarl.
Thanks so much teacher please don't stop my name is Christopher John I m French person but I like this language to much I want to speak Afrikaans very well
As Afrikaans is a young language and there are not many Afrikaans speakers, we do not have many dialects yet, but it is always better to learn the "standard" form of a language.
I think Annemarie is doing a great job.
Afrikaans is one of the world's 3 youngest languages.
It started in 1652 and graduately develloped till it became an official language of South Africa in 1925.
The first Bibel in Afrikaans appeared in 1933.
We do not have Afrikaans dialects in South Africa, but we have several "regional" languages.
The most important ones are those in Namaqualand (Northern Cape province); Cape Town (Western Cape province); and the latest one is the language young people in Gauteng (especially Pretoria) speak.
They pronounce an "a" as "au", like in "author".
They say:"Ons prôt Ôfrikôns in Trônsvôl" (We speak Afrikaans in Transvaal).
And they say:"Ak blaai in maai haaisie baai die sia" (I stay in my little house at the sea). The correct pronunciation is:"Ek bly in my huisie by die see".
Dutch = Ik.
Standard Afrikaans = Ek.
Cape Afrikaans = Ek (something between "ik" and "ek").
Pretoria Afrikaans = Ak (like in "accent").
Peter Murray Exactly! Thank you so much... I just find it sad that they didn't get a native Afrikaans speaker to give these lessons. She's a wonderful teacher, but her English accent is very strong.
Sumari Haasbroek,
Ongelukkig is dit so dat "eerste indrukke is blywende indrukke".
Ek ek vandag n ding verkeerd leer, sal ek dit oor 50 jaar steeds onthou.
Maar ek haal my hoed af vir Annemarie. Sy is n goeie onderwysseres.
Die vraag is: Wie het haar geleer? Waarom het daardie persoon haar nie reg geleer nie.
Luister maar na jong nuuslesers op radio en tv. Of na sepies op tv.
Waar is daardie mense se ouers en onderwysers?
Waarom is hulle toegelaat om so verkeerd te praat???
Toe ek op skool was, het ons lyfstraf gekry as ons so gepraat het.
Kyk maar na dievolgende:
Ek = ack.
My = maai.
Jy = jaai.
Hy = haai.
Sy = saai.
Hulle = halla.
Julle = jalla.
Huis = haais.
Afrikaans = Ôfrikôns.
Praat = prôt.
Transvaal = Trônsvôl.
Kaap = Kôp.
* In die jare 1960 sou dié meisies NOOIT 'n werk by die radio en tv gekry het nie.
Hoor maar hoe praat Gerhard Pretorius van die tv. In my tyd sou ons 6 houe op die sitvlak met n rottang gekry het as ons soos Gerhard Pretorius gepraat het.
ja ek dink ook so
Your language sounds cool
ons kan praat soos wat ons will jy kan dit nie verander nie jou dom ding
I lived in SA for 4 years and went to high school there where Afrikaans was a compulsory language to learn, and I don't think I EVER heard 'Aangename kennis', so this is new to me. I just used to say 'hoe gaan dit' or 'hoe gaan dit met jou / vandag' etc
There are some gold nuggets here. But as a person who is fluent in both Afrikaans and English, there are also quite a few errors in here that are not quite right....I'd be more than happy to help correct them :)
Eks so nuuskurig waar die dame vandaan is want sy is virseker nie afrikaans nie
I find the way your teaching perfect for my needs thank you for the videos they are useful
I am brasilian and i am learning Afrikaans.
I struggle with Afrikaans a lot and this really helped ❤
Thanks so much for your videos. It is much appreciated. God bless ✌️🙂
Baie dankie, Anne Marie. I lived in Johannesburg staad van 1993 tot 1999. I then went to north America. I am glab you have refreshed my very basic Afrikaans. Lekker dag😍
Afrikaans is only spoken mostly in South Africa, but not in any other countries. I just don't understand why you have to learn and know Afrikaans in grade 12 in order to pass the Matrics exams
Hierdie kanal het vir my baie gehelp, baie dankie😁 OMG 😀😀😀😀😆did I say that sentence well?😢😆😅
Yess you really did. Take it from a South African😂
Kanal should be kanaal. The 'aa' is lenghtened.
This really helped me a lot since I struggle with Afrikaans 😅
This was helpful , thank you .
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The title should be "ALL THE BASICS YOU NEED - 20 MINUTES", NOT "30 MINUTES".
@@PlayandTalkwithSean chill
@@SyllatheSpiderNerd , ok...
@Hayden Jaylen hmm ok
Thank a lot it has helped me a lot
With my Bantu peeps here to expand our knowledge. Baie dankie!
Dankie!
Im just watching this to hear someone speak Afrikaans its been so long since I heard someone speak afrikaans and I'm from South Africa so I can speak Afrikaans
Hey can i ask what time does school start and what time does school end in south africa.
thank you, im learning a lot
I'm a south African I would like to learn Afrikaans and being fluent ❤😍
Epic haircut and the lesson was very helpful thank you.
I find this so easy to follow! Great teaching technique. Dankie!
Afrikaans is only spoken mostly in South Africa, but not in any other countries. I just don't understand why you have to learn and know Afrikaans in grade 12 in order to pass the Matrics exams
@@ninjapirate123 Did anyone ever tell you that you repeat yourself very often?
@@Julian-bq9qv No, they never did
German is coming back to me. Haha I tried learning German years ago. Danke thank you Afrikaans dankie. Also hallo.
Ek lag myself siek... Dit voel asof ek weer in graad 1 is🤣🤣🤣
This is grade 1
Selfde hier...en sy praat nie eers reg nie😂 en my nickname is ook netta😏
Dit video is gwn voor mensen die Afrikaans willen leren
Ek praat klein afrikaans
Lekker 😂😂
Afrikaans is such a fascinating blend of languages wow..
Afrikaans is only spoken mostly in South Africa, but not in any other countries. I just don't understand why schools have to make students learn and know Afrikaans in grade 12 in order to pass the Matrics exams
So nice to hear again! Keep it up!
Afrikaans is only spoken mostly in South Africa, but not in any other countries. I just don't understand why schools have to make students learn and know Afrikaans in grade 12 in order to pass the Matrics exams
I speak English, Swedish and a bit of german. It helps alot when hearing and reading Afrikaans.
I speak English, Afrikaans and a bit of German. It doesn't help at all when hearing and reading swedish but I'm learning svenska all the same, haha
Same here, men norsk ikke svenska.
Volgens taalnavorsing is Afrikaans die maklikste taal ter wêreld. Baie dankie vir hierdie video's, ek leer baie. Groete uit Finland!
I'm persian but I don't know why I like to learn African.
Fortunately we persians can pronunce kh without out any problem 😁
There's no language called African, the title clearly says Afrikaans. It's just a simplified or bustardised version of Dutch spoken in Netherlands a European country
@@WhiteFang_WCUE 🤡
I have whole Afrikaans exam tomorrow so I'm just cramming this stuff but I know these words
Thank you so much with my parents pressuring me to learn Afrikaans this can help me go to Windhoek high😅❤❤
😭 my whole family speaks Afrikaans apart from me.
I live in the uk so I pretty much have an English accent. Now when I got to South Africa, I feel disconnected from everyone. Hopefully this video will help me🤔😅
Would you like to practice with me?
Disconnected when my friend are speaking Afrikaans 💀
The real reason I am even here is do better in school. Afrikaans as a subject has been the bane of my existance for a few years now. I'm not failing any subject this year.
My mum is South African and she learnt afrikaans but she doesn't speak it as we live in the UK.She has never spoken it to me but I can read and listen to afrikaans.I think it is because when I was small I traveled to South Africa and watched a Tv program in afrikaans with afrikaans subtitles on.
Wat het jy gekyk ?
Dillan Blaauw probably 7 de laan
$$$$$$$$$$$$#
Of moemin?
Leo The Lion123 Sure you can. That isn’t. How it works otherwise I would be able to read Russian, Dutch and French
what a lovely presenter...so easily communicated..i love learning this language..hopefully i can use it in Belguim when i go cyclingv there..(i cant find belguim language on the web)
It's called Flemish dutch.
Dankie baie, this is helping out a lot. I'll be following you more to harness my Afrikaans skills. When we meet, I'll buy you koeksisters...
Als een Nederlander wil een petitie starten om ''dankje'' te veranderen in ''dankie'' en in plaats van ''ei & ij'' gewoon ''y''. Wie is er met mij!
Ek het vriende van Nederland. As hulle stadig praat, dan kan ek hulle verstaan.
People from the country normally speak a better Afrikaans than those from big cities. The Afrikaners in the cities are very much influenced by English. Their pronunciation is often wrong, and they like to translate directly. They also like to use "Anglisisms".
When a foreigner wants to learn perfect Afrikaans, go to the countryside - to towns and villages - to learn proper Afrikaans.
you are the dumbest person on the planet
I live in SA but I was born in Bangladesh so yeah.
That doesn't make it wrong
We are not really interested in speaking like villagers.
This happens with most languages. Country people speak their languages correctly when compared with those is cities.
Baie dankie Annemarie this was the best lesson EVER 😊
Believe it or not, I’m friends with an Afrikaans speaker I met on Tik Tok and I’m over the moon for her. So my interest in this language has reached its peak.
I learned very good!i wrote down notes and need to practice more cause theres more words!
Dankie!
Do you want to practice with me? (message back and forth)
After watching this I can talk to Charlize Theron.
This is amazing.
My family is 6 generations of affrikaan and I'm the first to be born out of south Africa I refused to learn affriaans in fear of my mum moving back to south africa if I did but now I know she ain't moving for the world so now I can start!
Learn Afrikaans in 20 Minutes and 32 Seconds.
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EK praat Afrikaans
If you don't you will never know what I said, Illuminati confirmed
@@dineshpillay7453
Ek kan nie Afrikaans praat nie
I'm afrikaan. Pronunciation needs work.
The spelling also.... Dag dis bietjie, nie biki nie.
Maybe she is making it easier for Americans
@Richard Kambinda easier for americans to learn bru
I am Zulu but I noted that
Oh so jy praat Afrikaans bro? Ek is ook Afrikaans maar ek is half Afrikaans.
Interessant om te sien dat mense wil leer Afrikaans praat.
Ek wonder hoekom mense Afrikaans sou wou leer praat, omrede ons 'n redelike klein nasie teen ander nasies is.
Maar dit is mooi om te sien dat mense wil leer Afrikaans praat.
Dankie dat julle mense leer om Afrikaans te praat.
Exactly as I use to learn a new language when traveling. Get a small dictionary, pen and paper and start.
Greeting, please, thank you, and 1 to 10, and you're off after the first day.
Nowbody needs to learn those travel agency "basic" things as asking for the nearest taxi stand. You just stand in the street with a puzzled face and shout TAXI. Someone will help you. Now at least you can say dankie. Great video
Guy's as a South African don't worry too much about Afrikaans most people understand English lol(if thats the reason you're learning, just learn the basics and if you want to go on and learn perfect Afrikaans.)
Afrikaans is only spoken mostly in South Africa, but not in any other countries. I just don't understand why schools have to make students learn and know Afrikaans in grade 12 in order to pass the Matrics exams
@@ninjapirate123 Because its one of the easier langauges, you need to at least know the basics of one of the easiest languages here im pretty sure idk why tho
@@ninjapirate123 Also if you're confused(I might be the confused one) I was talking about if people move to SA for a while/forever they might want to learn Afr because they think we dont understand eng or the majority of us speaks afr only
@@vladim1r491 Most people do understand english in SA
Who decided to get an English girl to teach Afrikaans 🤦🏼♂️
ja hulle maag beter mense gekry het boom droped some afrikaans on you
sorry dimwit
I'm pretty sure she's South African.
@@WJC981 An English South African (English is her first language)
Ek dink glad nie dit is 'n probleem dat sy engels is nie. Ek het egter groot waardering vir die werk wat sy doen.
Love your channel
Omg I love this I was at first a stellar afrikaans student but covid made me forget
Hey can i ask what time does school start and what time does school end in south africa.
I am part scottish and part south african so im learning this to speak with my mom lol
I lived in South Africa a while and though I could read Afrikaans and understand it a bit the pronunciation for an English speaker is hard. It’s not quite as hard as high Dutch but not far off. I tried to learn that too but every time I try to speak Dutch in the Netherlands I am laughed at and get a reply in English so stopped trying lol.
That's why I quit using or studying Spanish. Got rather fluent but still the natives would always be prejudiced against outsiders and make fun of us even if we only have a bit of an accent. Good to know dutch speakers are like that so I never waste time learning it.
Some Dutch people can be very rude
The background music at the endings of each lesson reminds me of all the fun TV-Shows I used to watch on SABC 2 back my childhood days...😥
In Gr:11 now but really wanting go back!!!😭😭😭
Started taking Afrikaans this yr in school (I'm in gr 10)so I need to figure out how to write the end of yr essay even if it's gr 1 afrikaans
Baie dankie ☺
Things afrikaans people say: wat is nou weer die engels woord vir tyre?
😁
True 😂😂😂
So true 😂😂
Hahaha ek het in die hoërskool al my naam erg gat gemaak, ek het in die klas gewerk aan 'n opstel en my onderwyser gevra, "mnr, wat is koeldrank nou weer in Afrikaans" lol
Maar om te antwoord, dis 'n band
After learning Dutch I’ll move on to Afrikaans❤️
Thanks Annemarie, great videos.
Nice one. . . Always wanted to learn Afrikaans. . . this is a good start for me :) . .good work, you just earned a new subscriber.
Hoe gannit met die Afrikaans? Kan jy nou met iemand praat?
@Richard KambindaActually no one says that unless they are giving a formal speech. Everyone shortens it to "gannit" and it's the same with "dit is" it gets shortened to "dis". Ek praat al Afrikaans van die ouderdom van vier af. Ek dink ek weet hoe 'n mens al die woorde verkorten. Maar ja, jy is eintlik reg, dit is hoe 'n mens moet praat :)
Brand new to the language. I've studied a bit of dutch and German in the past but have only learned spanish with any real fluency. However my brief exposure to the two former languages definitely helps me draw patterns. Not many resources for this language. But as an Appalachian American I understand the importance of continuing culture and tradition and hope I can help keep this beautiful tongue alive. Best wishes to all on their journey to fluency. Until Valhöll.
Afrikaans is only spoken mostly in South Africa, but not in any other countries. I just don't understand why schools have to make students learn and know Afrikaans in grade 12 in order to pass the Matrics exams
@@ninjapirate123 to learn any language- just like learning cursive writing- develops one's intellectual discipline and enhances their ability to learn and use critical thinking skills. It is easier for someone to learn a language which is either spoken in their area, OR which has many similarities to the native language that they speak. It is harder for most English speakers, for example, to learn Russian, or Japanese, than to learn Spanish, Italian or Afrikaans. Hope this helps.
@@Julian-bq9qv You know what, I would rather learn a language spoken by a lot of people worldwide like Spanish than Afrikaans. Only about 3% of the world population speaks Afrikaans, it seems ridiculous to learn that language. And even if I did learn Afrikaans, I know that I'm never going to speak it in my whole life since I'm planning on moving to another country when I get older
@@ninjapirate123 lol same
I'm also Appalachian and love our culture and language. Did you know Dixie even has its own writing system now called Southern Script? It can be used to write Appalachian, Deep South, and other dialects of our beautiful language.
Thank you for tightening us
❤❤❤❤
very easy even for non native english speakers
I'm watching this so I could score myself a bursary 😪
i would like to appreciate your help,you are good at teaching dankie,ek praat Afrikaans Ms now.
Afrikaans is only spoken mostly in South Africa, but not in any other countries. I just don't understand why schools have to make students learn and know Afrikaans in grade 12 in order to pass the Matrics exams
I have never spoken afrikaaans before but I hope this will help me
Love the video keep it up
Hi Blom - Kan jy asseblief kyk na jou uitspraak - bv Hoeveel kos hierdie item? Item word in Afrikaans uuitgespreek as (Ietem). Was n goeie praktiese les - jy kan dalk volgende video probeer om n vereenvoudige uitspraak (slang language) aantebied - sinne wat normaalweg gebruik word - soos verskoon my wat is die prys? of net eenvoudig wat kos dit . verder wil ek net se dit was n goeie video - Lekker dag :)
n Bietjie is spelled wrong here. You don't spell it "biki", you spell it "bietjie"
Im Dutch and we also say "bietje" in Netherlands, but its more local and oficially "beetje" over here :) Never heard of biki either haha, groetjes
omg yes u caught her i live in s.a so like yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I spelt it like that when I was 3
How is it pronounced?
Hahah sy praat en spel so 💨
Thank you for everything
I'll be back tomorrow when it's study time :)
yo, you back for study time?
It's been one year
@@raniasstupidity2273 no I'm never coming back 🚶♀️
I am Afrikaans. This woman has a strong English accent when she tries to pronounce the words in Afrikaans. There's also a spelling mistake - "biki" should be "bietjie" and she totally mispronounced the word item.
Unprofessional advertising as an educational source.
Yep. When I was *3* I spelt it like that. Also, I've never used "Aangenaam kennis" I live in the uk, but I am first language afrikaans. I've been to za loaads, and I just say Hello, ek is _____.
So I don't know if people in za use it, but I don't.
@@youdontneedtoknowthis.2031 so who of you two guys is going to help me learn this language
please add me on Instagram so i can ask you some questions about the language when i need to 💜💜
@@ademnouaouer9854 I don't have ig sorry there are loooooaaaads of za communities on ig I'm sure. Just make sure they're afrikaans za people not English za people. Theres a difference.
@@youdontneedtoknowthis.2031 yeah i know the difference cuz i made researches 😂😂😂
Accents don't matter
Baie dankie vir teaching ek Afrikaans
excellent video shown
I am Afrikaans, pronunciation needs a bit of work though.
An Afrikaans gacha user. Noice me too.
Hoe Gaan dit met jou?
Just a test 😆 Lol
Ik ben niet Afrikaans maar waarschijijk kan jij dit wel lezen
Afrikaans is only spoken mostly in South Africa, but not in any other countries. I just don't understand why schools have to make students learn and know Afrikaans in grade 12 in order to pass the Matrics exams
Ek probeer Afrikaans,jaja ek praat Afrikaans.Ek hou baie van Afrikaans!My oom sê ek moët Engels leer maar ek sê nee,Afrikaans is die beste!!!!
Ja africaans is bai cool
Hendrico van Tonder Is jy ook Afrikaans?
Ja ek is africans hoekom,?
met n naam soos hendrico van tonder jy kan nie nie afrikaans wees nie, haha@@lynzee9003
Sê vir oom ek sê afrikaans se masepoes!
Shes a goood teacher i have learnt a lot of africaans.
dit is wonderlik -that's wonderful
Es sal Afrikaans lekker braat. Baie dankie vir jou lessons
There is nothing in Afrikaans like Es and braat. We have Ek and praat
8:39 🤣 'n Biki. Tannie se Afrikaans is pragtig. Maar, dis "bietjie".
EK praat English??
How did that mistake slip through?? eish
Skuustog🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Bi-ki = litte
Bi-ki-ni = litte costume that leaves nothing for the imagination 😅
Oh thx
I didn't know its 'N bietjie, not 'N biki
Umm when i say hi to my fam I just say hoessit?! When I'm speaking with strangers, I just say Môre and smile or if it's not morning I say Hello! and smile.
Yes
My daughter is in gr4, so difficult but you are so good
Thank you
People usually shorted "Dit is 'n plesier" to "plesier".
"Goeie dag" to "dag".
"Goeie nag" to "nag".
"Goeie middag" to "middag".
"Skuustog" is acceptable but "Askies or askuustog or skuus" is more commonly used.
The pronoun "u" is usually used when talking to an old person or an important person, for example a priest. These days it's pretty outdated so stick to "Jy" unless you're speaking to a police officer or person of authority.
Funny, in Dutch it is the same. We use "u" to be polite to someone. Like an older person or a person we don't know. It is used as formal.
Or "u" is also used to speak to someone who is older than you, (like 23, 24) and who you don't know. For e.g.: Hello, hoe gaan dit met u? (Hello, how are you, Mr., Mrs., Ms., or in a university, sir)
or: When you meet someone who is a Christian (maybe) and older than you, (unless you are yourself a grownup) for the first time.
Aangename kennis, hoe gaan dit met u?
They would repy with these words:
Goed, en met u? (of jou)
There are also some words that you can use such as:
Ek verstaan nie dit nie. (Note that there are two nie's)
Or:
Ek kon nie hoor wat jy gesê het nie, (I could not hear what you said)
groeten aan onze verre familie in Zuid Afrika
Interested and very difficult to beginner 🔰 learn African language vecabloury basic words daily general knowledge interesting pronunciation good to know not remember just watch as students or as employees people learn and people learn fast it's depends . All types lenguage and their pronunciation is very interesting people speak local or international mostly if people traveling 🧳 good vedio 👍 and people feel proud with their lenguage .
THANK YOU.
I love Afrikaans.
I hate it
I hate it. Too hard and complicated
Ek verstaan nie Afrikaans nie!