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Do., 15 Augustus 2002 22:33

Damian
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Hoe gaan dit...and that's where it ends.

I'm trying to learn Afrikaans before I travel to SA in December.

What do I really NEED to know?

Any ideas?

Damian

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Re: Engels [boodskap #65466 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #65456]

Vr., 16 Augustus 2002 04:42

Dingus
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Word #2 for you vocabulary: PASSOP

Damian skryf in boodskap news:d%V69.2626$Vu3.110328@newsfep2-gui...
> Hoe gaan dit...and that's where it ends.
>
> I'm trying to learn Afrikaans before I travel to SA in December.
>
> What do I really NEED to know?
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Damian
>

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Re: Engels [boodskap #65467 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #65456]

Vr., 16 Augustus 2002 04:48

Gideon
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What other languages can you speak well?

-Gideon-

"Damian" skryf in boodskap news:d%V69.2626$Vu3.110328@newsfep2-gui...
> Hoe gaan dit...and that's where it ends.
>
> I'm trying to learn Afrikaans before I travel to SA in December.
>
> What do I really NEED to know?
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Damian
>

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Re: Engels [boodskap #65468 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #65456]

Vr., 16 Augustus 2002 06:20

Annette
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Damian, you will get by quite well in English here.
Afrikaans is not a prerequisite to be able to visit.
There are a few words you should know:
Eina ( ay-nah) to use when you are hurt - like bumping your toe on a rock.
Voertsek ( foot-sack) - to chase somebody - animal or human - away that
bothers you.
Vrystaat ( Fray-staht) to shout when you attend any sport.
Annette

"Damian" skryf in boodskap news:d%V69.2626$Vu3.110328@newsfep2-gui...
> Hoe gaan dit...and that's where it ends.
>
> I'm trying to learn Afrikaans before I travel to SA in December.
>
> What do I really NEED to know?
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Damian
>

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Re: Engels [boodskap #65469 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #65456]

Vr., 16 Augustus 2002 06:54

Max[1]
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Almost all South Africans can speak English!

You need to know that you should lock your doors when travelling in a car.

For the rest, go and enjoy yourself in our beautiful country!!!

Max_____________________________________________________

"Damian" skryf in boodskap news:...
> Hoe gaan dit...and that's where it ends.
>
> I'm trying to learn Afrikaans before I travel to SA in December.
>
> What do I really NEED to know?
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Damian

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Re: Engels [boodskap #65498 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #65469]

Vr., 16 Augustus 2002 19:14

Ka...[1]
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Hi Damian,
You also need to know that if you are coming here in December, it is
hi malaria season in areas where malaria thrives such as around Kruger
National Park and along the coastal (wetland) areas. Get an up do date
on tropical diseases doctor to give you some antimalarial drugs to
take and you should be just fine. I second Max's caveat about locking
your doors and will add - Do not pick up people on the side of the
road. It's a good idea to carry a cell phone in case you run into car
troubles. It's a fabulous country and I am sure you will enjoy it
immensely.
maxiebu...@yahoo.com (Max) skryf in boodskap news:...
> Almost all South Africans can speak English!
>
> You need to know that you should lock your doors when travelling in a car.
>
> For the rest, go and enjoy yourself in our beautiful country!!!
>
> Max_____________________________________________________
>
> "Damian" skryf in boodskap news:...
>> Hoe gaan dit...and that's where it ends.
>>
>> I'm trying to learn Afrikaans before I travel to SA in December.
>>
>> What do I really NEED to know?
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>> Damian

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Re: Engels [boodskap #65548 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #65498]

Di., 20 Augustus 2002 09:40

Dingus
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If you have the odd AK47 or such like lying around, bring it along with
you - it might just come in handy.

Karen skryf in boodskap news:8a450aca.0208161114.53f5fd32@posting.google.com...
> Hi Damian,
> You also need to know that if you are coming here in December, it is
> hi malaria season in areas where malaria thrives such as around Kruger
> National Park and along the coastal (wetland) areas. Get an up do date
> on tropical diseases doctor to give you some antimalarial drugs to
> take and you should be just fine. I second Max's caveat about locking
> your doors and will add - Do not pick up people on the side of the
> road. It's a good idea to carry a cell phone in case you run into car
> troubles. It's a fabulous country and I am sure you will enjoy it
> immensely.
> maxiebu...@yahoo.com (Max) wrote in message news:...
>> Almost all South Africans can speak English!
>>
>> You need to know that you should lock your doors when travelling in a car.
>>
>> For the rest, go and enjoy yourself in our beautiful country!!!
>>
>> Max_____________________________________________________
>>
>> "Damian" wrote in message news:...
>>> Hoe gaan dit...and that's where it ends.
>>>
>>> I'm trying to learn Afrikaans before I travel to SA in December.
>>>
>>> What do I really NEED to know?
>>>
>>> Any ideas?
>>>
>>> Damian

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Re: Engels [boodskap #65582 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #65468]

Wo., 21 Augustus 2002 08:22

amp...
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In article , ann...@ctnet.co.za
(Annette) wrote:

> Damian, you will get by quite well in English here.
> Afrikaans is not a prerequisite to be able to visit.
> There are a few words you should know:
> Eina ( ay-nah) to use when you are hurt - like bumping your toe on a rock.
> Voertsek ( foot-sack) - to chase somebody - animal or human - away that
> bothers you.
> Vrystaat ( Fray-staht) to shout when you attend any sport.
> Annette
>
>
>
> "Damian" wrote in message
> news:d%V69.2626$Vu3.110328@newsfep2-gui...
>> Hoe gaan dit...and that's where it ends.
>>
>> I'm trying to learn Afrikaans before I travel to SA in December.
>>
>> What do I really NEED to know?
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>> Damian
>>

I know this only too well. I spent some time in Wellington, Paarl and
Stellinbosch - the heart of Cape Afrikaanerdom. Everytime I tried to speak in
Afrikaans (I used to speek it iver fifty years ago) the blighters immediately
replied in English. I spent three weeks in the area and didn't learn anything
:-(

When I go to Flanders (Flemish Belgian) I pick it up more there than I do when
I return to SA.

© 2002 Ampers http://www.taylor.co.uk

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Re: Engels [boodskap #65591 is 'n antwoord op boodskap #65582]

Wo., 21 Augustus 2002 14:20

Anoniem

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amp...@cix.compulink.co.uk wrote:

I spent some time in Wellington, Paarl and
> Stellinbosch - the heart of Cape Afrikaanerdom. Everytime I tried to speak in
> Afrikaans (I used to speek it iver fifty years ago) the blighters immediately
> replied in English. I spent three weeks in the area and didn't learn anything

I know the feeling. Same as when Afrikaners
go to the Netherlands and want to talk in
Afrikaans and they immediately reply in
English.

Ek dink jy moet vir die mense sê "Ek wil

my Afrikaans oefen." Dan sal hulle jou help.

Gloudina

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