How to Say “Swear Words” in Afrikaans
The English phrase “swear words” is vloekwoorde in Afrikaans. vloekwoorde is used to refer to specific swear words or profanities.
The English phrase “swear words” is vloekwoorde in Afrikaans. vloekwoorde is used to refer to specific swear words or profanities.
The English phrase “have a good day” is translated into Afrikaans as Lekker dag!
The English phrase “nice to meet you” can be translated into Afrikaans as aangename kennis.
The Afrikaans word for aunt is tante. tante is a noun used to refer to a parent’s sister or sister-in-law.
The English phrase ‘ok’ is translated into Afrikaans as okei. okei is used to express acknowledgement or acceptance.
The Afrikaans word for Thursday is Donderdag. Donderdag is used as a noun to refer to the day of the week.
The English phrase “hello how are you” is expressed in Afrikaans as Hallo, hoe gaan dit?
The Afrikaans word for birthday is verjaarsdag. The noun verjaarsdag refers to the anniversary of a person’s birth.
The English word ‘one’ is translated into Afrikaans as een. een is used as the cardinal number one.
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.