Jeff: Hey boet, what's the next lesson?
Jason: It's Afrikaans
Jeff: Perfect, time to see how loud I can moan before the teacher tells me to shut up
Jason: It's Afrikaans
Jeff: Perfect, time to see how loud I can moan before the teacher tells me to shut up
by ItStewball August 04, 2021
One of the eleven primary languages spoken in South Africa.
Originating from Germany and later migrating to Africa this language is spoken widely.
Originating from Germany and later migrating to Africa this language is spoken widely.
by https://bamf November 28, 2015
One of the 11 official languages of South Africa that has Dutch roots.
It is generally spoken by the Boer population and the Cape Coloureds who were forced to learn it in Apartheid.
It is generally spoken by the Boer population and the Cape Coloureds who were forced to learn it in Apartheid.
Formal Afrkaans: "Jacob, hulle vroue kan skinder. Hulle moenie moelik maak omdat ek sal nit dit he^ nie!" (Jacob those women can gossip. They mustn't make trouble because I won't have it!)
Informal Afrikaans: "Ja my bru, kan jy dit glo hoe dat meisie skinner?! Sy weet who ek is? Moenie wys me, ek sal donder haar just so!"(yeah, my bru, can you believe how that girls gossips?! Does she know who I am? Mustn't showinsult me, I'll klapbeat her just like that!"
Informal Afrikaans: "Ja my bru, kan jy dit glo hoe dat meisie skinner?! Sy weet who ek is? Moenie wys me, ek sal donder haar just so!"(yeah, my bru, can you believe how that girls gossips?! Does she know who I am? Mustn't showinsult me, I'll klapbeat her just like that!"
by Sheri February 11, 2005
The worst language to learn of all time.The Afrikaans teachers are even worse.They will speak fluent Afrikaans which you won´t understand.Spoken in South Africa most school children do not study because they know they will fail.Often Afrikaans words will be mixed with a little english.
From a South African
(Some tenses put ge- at the end of the last word in the sentence, it is normally the verb replaced with het and verb becomes the last word in the sentence.You put ge- at the start of the verb. Used in past tense. Sometimes mixed with english.
From a South African
(Some tenses put ge- at the end of the last word in the sentence, it is normally the verb replaced with het and verb becomes the last word in the sentence.You put ge- at the start of the verb. Used in past tense. Sometimes mixed with english.
by southafricanwhohatesafrikaans October 01, 2021
by Kung-Fu Jesus April 15, 2004
by Saucey bitch17 December 02, 2018
What are you doing? Afrikaans pole maintenance?
by Qi_87 April 21, 2023