How to Say “Look” in Afrikaans
To look in Afrikaans is kyk. The most common way to say ‘look’ is kyk, which means to try to see.
To look in Afrikaans is kyk. The most common way to say ‘look’ is kyk, which means to try to see.
The Afrikaans word for melon is spanspek. The word refers to the melon fruit.
The English word pride is translated into Afrikaans as trots.
The phrase “I like you” in Afrikaans is ek hou van jou. The phrase ek hou van jou is used to express both platonic liking and romantic attraction.
The English phrase “Mr.” translates to Afrikaans as mnr. mnr. is used as an abbreviation for the noun “mister”.
The Afrikaans word for rugby is rugby. rugby refers to the form of football in which players hold or kick an ovoid ball.
The English phrase ‘idiot’ can be translated into Afrikaans as idioot. The term is used to describe a person of low general intelligence.
The English phrase “my person” is translated into Tsonga as munhu wa mina.
In Afrikaans, ‘my love’ is translated as my lief. my lief is used as a direct address to a romantic partner or a very close loved one.