How to Say “Cheers” in Afrikaans
The English phrase “cheers” can be translated into Afrikaans as gesondheid or tjorts. Both terms are used when making a toast during a drink.
How to Say “Born” in Afrikaans
The English word “born” is translated into Afrikaans as gebore.
How to Say “Banana” in Afrikaans
The Afrikaans word for banana is piesang. piesang refers to the common tropical fruit.
How to Say “Welcome” in Tswana
The English phrase “welcome” is translated into Tswana as O amogetswe. In Tswana, O amogetswe is used as a greeting to welcome someone upon their arrival.
How to Say “Please” in Tswana
The English phrase ‘please’ is expressed in Tswana as tswee-tswee. tswee-tswee is used as an interjection to make a polite request.
How to Say “Numbers” in Afrikaans
The Afrikaans word for numbers is getalle. getalle is used to refer to numbers in a mathematical or abstract sense.
How to Say “Good Morning Class” in Afrikaans
The English phrase “good morning class” is said in Afrikaans as goeiemôre klas.
How to Say “Brother” in Afrikaans
The Afrikaans word for brother is broer. The term is used to refer to a male sibling.
How to Say “Broccoli” in Afrikaans
The Afrikaans word for broccoli is broccoli. broccoli refers to the plant Brassica oleracea var. italica.