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Bk Inno 001939.Pdf CLICK HERE to get our Afrikaans Learning System! Get your Free Lifetime Account! Create Your TRAVEL TO South Africa FREE Account Conversation Cheat Sheet CLICK MONEY & SHOPPING Is there an ATM nearby ? Is daar 'n OTM hier naby? How much is ~ ? two hundred rand hundred rand fifty rand twee honderd rand honderd rand vyftig rand Hoeveel is -? twenty rand ten rand five rand two rand one rand twintig rand tien rand vyf rand twee rand een rand AROUND TOWN Where is ~ ? Waar is -? I’d like to go to ~. Ek wil - toe gaan. Table Mountain Kruger National park Durban Tafelberg Kruger Nationale Durban Park Addo National Victoria and Alfred False Bay & Cape Elephant park Waterfront Mall Winelands Addo Nationale Park Victoria and Alfred Vals Baai en Kaapse Waterfront Mall Wynlande SURVIVAL PHRASES Please take me to ~. Where is the station? Where is the restroom? Vat my asseblief na-. Waar is die stasie? Waar is die toilet? COMMUNICATION Excuse me. Hello. Excuse me. I'm sorry. Verskoon my. Hallo. Verskoon my. Ek is jammer. Hello. Hallo. Nice to meet you. Please. Yes. Aangename kennis. Asseblief. Ja. I am ~. Thank you. No. Ek is -. Dankie Nee. ASKING QUESTIONS Do you understand? I understand. I don't understand. I don’t understand. Ek verstaan nie. Verstaan jy? Ek verstaan. Ek verstaan nie. Do you speak English? Yes, I do. No I don’t. Praat jy Engels? Ja, ek doen. Nee, ek doen nie. Can you eat this? Of course. No, I can’t eat it. Kan ek dit eet? Natuurlik. Nee, ek kan dit nie eet nie. ORDERING FOOD ~ please. What do you - asseblief. recommend? Wat sal jy voorstel? Biltong Bobotie Vetkoek Bunny chow Biltong Bobotie Vetkoek Bunny chow Boerewors Pap Koeksister Milktart Boerewors Pap Koeksister Melktert COUNTERS ~ please. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 - asseblief. een twee drie vier vyf ses sewe agt nege tien COUNTERS Want More? Talking About Your Family in Afrikaans› START HERE FAMILY & RELATIVES Conversation Cheat Sheet FAMILY RELATIONS What kind of person is your ~? Watter tipe persoon is jou ~? grandmother grandfather ouma oupa uncle cousin aunt father mother oom neef tannie I pa ma ek younger sister older sister older brother younger brother jonger sussie ouer sussie ouer broer jonger broer How’s your mother? My mother is well. Hoe gaan dit met jou ma? Dit gaan goed met my ma. FAMILY RELATIONS Forward my greetings to your ~. Stuur groete aan jou ~. husband wife son daughter man vrou seun dogter PETS I have a ~. dog cat bird fish bunny snake Ek het ‘n ‘ ~. hond kat voël vis hasie slang Want More? Talking About Your Family in Afrikaans› START HERE FIRST MEETING Nice to meet you. Where are you from? Can I sit here? Aangenaame kennis. Waar kom jy vandaan? Kan ek hier sit? What’s your name? I’m from Cape Town. What is this? Wat is jou naam? Ek is van Kaapstad. Wat is dit? How are you? This is for you. How long will you stay? Hoe gaan dit met jou? Dit is vir jou. Hoe lank gaan jy bly? I’ve heard a lot about you. How many people are there It was nice to meet you. Ek het al baie van jou gehoor. in your family? Dit was lekker om jou te Hoeveel mense is daar in jou ontmoet. familie? HOLIDAYS AND OBSERVANCES What do you do on ~? Wat doen julle op ~? Freedom Day Workers’ Day Youth Day June Solstice When is ~? Vryheidsdag Werkers dag Jeug dag Junie sonstilstand Wanneer is ~? Please tell me more about ~. Vertel my meer van ~. Nelson Mandela National Women’s Spring equinox Heritage Day Day Day Lente dag-en-nag- Erfenisdag Nelson Mandela Dag Nationale Vroue Dag ewening CELEBRATIONS Happy birthday! April Fools! Merry Christmas! Gelukkige verjaardag! April gek! Geseënde Kersfees! Congratulations! Happy Halloween! Happy New Year! Veelsgeluk! Gelukkige Halloween. Voorspedige nuwe jaar! CLICK HERE to get our Afrikaans Learning System! Get your Free Lifetime Account! Create Your DINING LIKE A CHAMP FREE Account Conversation Cheat Sheet CLICK Phrases You Need to Know at the Dining Table ››› I have a reservation at nine. Do you have a table for two? May I have a menu? Ek het ‘n bespreking vir 9 uur. Het julle ‘n tafel vir twee? Kan ek ‘n menu kry? May I order? What do you recommend? I’ll have this, please. Mag ek bestel? Wat sal jy voorstel? Ek sal dit vat, asseblief. Excuse me. My order hasn’t come yet. Check, please. Verskoon my. My bestelling het nog nie gekom nie. Rekening, asseblief. Top Words You’ll Need at the Restaurant ››› POINT & SPEAK ~ please.. WYS & PRAAT ~ asseblief. 指差 話す。 。 appetizer main dish dessert voorgereg hoof gereg nag gereg chicken beef pork salad seafood houn hoender beesvleis vark slaai seekos der What are today’s specials? Can I have a drink menu? Can I have some more ~?. Wat is vandag se spesialiteit? Kan ek die drankies menu kry? Kan ek nog ~ kry? Counters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 een twee drie vier vyf ses sewe agt nege tien CLICK HERE to get our Afrikaans Learning System! Get your Free Lifetime Account! How to Choose The Best Foods to Fit Your Preferences With~, please. Met ~ asseblief. meat fish vegetables butter sugar olive oil vleis vis groente botter suiker olyf olie Without~, please. Sonder ~ asseblief. bell pepper onions wine cheese tomato alcohol soet rissie uie wyn kaas tamatie alkohol Does this dish contain any~? I can’t eat/drink ~. Please remove ~ from this dish. Het dit enige ~ in? Ek kan nie ~ drink/eet nie. Haal asseblief die ~ uit die dis. Table Request In The Restaurant Can you bring me (a)~ ? spoon fork knife napkin salt black pepper Kan jy my a ~ bring? lepel vurk mes servet sout swart peper I need (a)~. water bread drink menu coffee Ek soek ‘n ~. dessert water brood drankie menu koffie nagereg Complimenting and Criticizing the Food It’s delicious! It looks tasty. It’s very good. Dit is heerlik! Dit lyk smaaklik. Dit was baie goed. It’s overcooked. It lacks salt. It’s raw! Dit is oorgaar. Dit kort sout. Dit is rou! It smells so nice. This is not fresh. It’s too spicy. Dit ruik so lekker. Dit is nie vars nie. Dit is te pittig. Food Allergies & Restrictions! I am allergic to~ soy fish Ek is allergies vir ~. meat eggs milk peanuts shellfish wheat vleis eiers melk grondboontjies skulpvis koring soja vis I am a vegetarian. I am a vegan. I can’t eat pork. Ek is ‘n vegetariër. Ek is vegan. Ek kan nie vark vleis eet nie. Afrikaans Survival Phrases LANGUAGE.COM LESSON NOTES Survival Phrases S1 #1 How to Say Thank Yo u in Afrikaans CONTENTS 2 Afrikaans 2 English 2 Vocabulary 2 Sample Sentences 3 Grammar 4 Cultural Insight # 1 COPYRIGHT © 2015 INNOVATIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. AFRIKAANS 1. Dankie. 2. Baie dankie vir alles. 3. Baie dankie meneer. 4. Baie dankie mevrou. ENGLISH 1. Thank you. 2. Thank you very much for everything. 3. Thank you very much, sir. 4. Thank you very much, madam. VOCABULARY Af rikaans English Class dankie Thank you expression baie dankie Thank you very much expression vir for preposition alles everything noun meneer Sir noun mevrou Madam noun SAMPLE SENTENCES AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM SURVIVAL PHRASES S1 #1 - HOW TO SAY THANK YOU IN AFRIKAANS 2 Dankie vir u hulp. Baie dankie vir alles "Thank you for your hElp." "Thank you vEry much for everything" Vir wie is daardie koek? Ek sal alles bestel "Who's cakE is that?" "I'll ordEr EvErything." Dankie meneer Dankie mevrou "Thank you, sir." "Thank you, ma'am." GRAMMAR In Afrikaans, "Thank you" is dankie. Let's break it down by syllable. (slow) dankie Now let's hear it one more time. dankie Another useful phrase is Baie dankie vir alles, meaning "thank you very much for everything." Let's break it down: (slow) Baie dankie vir alles. Once more: Baie dankie vir alles. The word baie means "very, "many" or "much." (slow) baie baie Then we have the word dankie, meaning "thanks." (slow) dankie dankie AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM SURVIVAL PHRASES S1 #1 - HOW TO SAY THANK YOU IN AFRIKAANS 3 Let's hear the first two again, which together mean "Thank you very much." (slow) Baie dankie Baie dankie Next we have the component vir, meaning "for." Let's hear it again: (slow) vir. vir Ne xt we have alles meaning "everything." (slow) alles. alles So the whole phrase for "Thank you for everything" is Baie dankie vir alles. Now let's hear it once again. (slow) Baie dankie vir alles Baie dankie vir alles. If you want to be really polite, you could say Baie dankie meneer. It means "Thank you, sir." Say "Thank you" or baie dankie then add the word meneer which means "sir" or "mister." With a female speaker, you can say Baie dankie mevrou which means "Thank you, madam." Again, Meneer means "sir" or "mister," and mevrou means "madam." You would use this to show your respect for older people, or people that you don't know. Let's listen one more time. First, "Thank you, sir." (slow) Baie dankie meneer. Baie dankie meneer.. Next, "Thank you, madam." (slow) Baie dankie mevrou. Baie dankie mevrou. CULTURAL INSIGHT AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM SURVIVAL PHRASES S1 #1 - HOW TO SAY THANK YOU IN AFRIKAANS 4 Quick Tip Baie dankie is the most common way to say "Thank you" by far. Remember, when in doubt, keeping it simple is your safest bet.
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