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[The Choosey begger]

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[Banana Hammock]

[Lysol]

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[Banana Hammock]

[mk1-fan]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

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See - this was good. I had to use google translate, but that's ok. I still laughed.

Except it was no good on nataniel because I couldn't put the accent figure in. What does that mean?

Nataniel is a stand-up comedian / singer and general entertainer in SA. One of the best here, been to a few of his shows.

Here is who Nataniel is...

https://www.google.com/search?q=nata...w=1920&bih=937

[Jekyllmd]

Originally Posted by Run Silent

Nataniël le Roux. He(?) is a South African entertainer. Somewhat, um, flamboyant in nature.

the new 2020 Dr. Evil.

[Robin_NL]

Originally Posted by mk1-fan

Sosaties and wors is good, but don't forget the matured rump and skaaptjops (lamb or mutton)

Ik versta jou wel

Groet
Robin

[Robin_NL]

Originally Posted by Run Silent

It's almost like Dutch, great!








Cheers
Robin

[Run Silent]

Originally Posted by Robin_NL

Ik versta jou wel

Groet
Robin

I've been told that Afrikaans is basically old fashioned dutch.

baie dankie

[mk1-fan]

Originally Posted by Run Silent

I've been told that Afrikaans is basically old fashioned dutch.

baie dankie

Nope, it is actually a very simplified form of Dutch. I have watched Dutch TV channels, just to see if I could understand it, but a lot of words make no sense to me.

There are also a few innocent words in Afrikaans which are Dutch swear words, and vice versa.

Afrikaans speaking people who have visited Holland, have told me it is easier to understand Dutch people when speaking English.

[Joekerr]

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[Joekerr]

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[Run Silent]

Originally Posted by mk1-fan

Nope, it is actually a very simplified form of Dutch. I have watched Dutch TV channels, just to see if I could understand it, but a lot of words make no sense to me.

There are also a few innocent words in Afrikaans which are Dutch swear words, and vice versa.

Afrikaans speaking people who have visited Holland, have told me it is easier to understand Dutch people when speaking English.

I know - I was trying to be funny.

Wife used to have to travel to Rotterdam on business regularly. The first time, she tried speaking Afrikaans to some co-workers there to see if they could understand her. They laughed and said she sounded like she was a Dutch person from the 1500's.

[Robin_NL]

Originally Posted by mk1-fan

Nope, it is actually a very simplified form of Dutch. I have watched Dutch TV channels, just to see if I could understand it, but a lot of words make no sense to me.

There are also a few innocent words in Afrikaans which are Dutch swear words, and vice versa.

Afrikaans speaking people who have visited Holland, have told me it is easier to understand Dutch people when speaking English.

I heard that before: I do understand Afrikaans on TV and internet, but Afrikaanders do not really understand 'us'.

I had a schoolmate and his cousin was from SA, he had that weird accent when speaking Dutch, but his parents spoke 'Dutch' with himso...


IMHO Afrikaans= old Dutch and over simplified a bit childish Dutch.

I love how Charlize Theron answered a Belgian /Flemish Dutch speaking interviewer in Afrikaans and the both understood each other very well.

Cheers
Robin

[P1]

Originally Posted by Robin_NL

Ik versta jou wel

Groet
Robin

Afrikaans is like a 1-year old speaking Nederlands.

[Maynard]

I heard it had something to do with the original Dutch settlers switching over to the local 'tobacco' way back when

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by P1et

Afrikaans is like a 1-year old speaking Nederlands.

ik sprek geen nederlands. From what I remember anyways. I'm not even at the 1 year old level.

[spazzyfry123]

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[Joekerr]

I just kept laughing at this video without sound.

https://www.facebook.com/Estefan.Mad...TYwNw/?fref=nf

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[King Rudi]

David Thorne is a champion! His site is nothing short of amazing.