How to Say “Ok” in Afrikaans
The English phrase ‘ok’ is translated into Afrikaans as okei. okei is used to express acknowledgement or acceptance.
How to Say “Goodbye” in Ndebele
The English phrase “goodbye” is translated into Ndebele as Sala kahle. Sala kahle is used when the speaker is the one leaving.
How to Say “Hello How Are You” in Afrikaans
The English phrase “hello how are you” is expressed in Afrikaans as Hallo, hoe gaan dit?
How to Say “Miss” in Afrikaans
To miss in Afrikaans is mis. The verb mis is used to express feeling the absence of someone or something, or to feel the want or need of something.
How to Say “Boy” in Ndebele
The Ndebele word for boy is umfana. umfana is used to refer to a male child.
How to Say “Bro” in Afrikaans
The English phrase “bro” is translated into Afrikaans as boet. The term is used to refer to a male comrade, a friend or someone who shares one’s ideals.
How to Say “Sorry” in Ndebele
The Ndebele word for sorry is Uxolo. Uxolo is used as an expression of regret or sorrow.
How to Say “Hi, My Name Is” in Afrikaans
The English phrase “hi, my name is” is translated into Afrikaans as hallo, my naam is.
How to Say “Hello, My Name Is” in Afrikaans
Hallo, my naam is is the Afrikaans way to say “hello, my name is”. This phrase is used to introduce yourself to another person.
How to Say “Door” in Afrikaans
The Afrikaans word for door is deur. deur is a noun referring to a portal of entry into a building, room or vehicle.