Foreigners Speaking Afrikaans ! Compilation HD 

My husband has picked up a few Afrikaans words that he uses in general. He loves the words: skelm, lekker, sies man, mooi, lief, and deurmekaar. He is not from SA but loves my country. Why not learn a new language??💝

No, man Afrikaans is not so hard, its Google translate that makes its sound difficult.

The guitar girl was AMAAAAAAAZIIIIINNNNGGGG

As a South African, it's so funny seeing foreigners try speak Afrikaans. It's probably one of the easiest languages compared to others.

So funny seeing other people trying desperately to speak Afrikaans, when all the Afrikaans people sit back, relax, and watch others struggle when it’s a piece of cake for us

Lol bottervlieg is a direct English translation & thus incorrect. You would have to say "skoenlapper" which means the same thing ie.) butterfly 🦋 😎👍

as an Afrikaaner I found how the second person said nee it cracked me up

Ek is veras omfg 😂😂😂

Afrikaans is n unieke taal en maklik om te leer.

Je parle français, English and American, español de Mexico y Costa Rica tambien...and am attempting Hebrew BUT gotta say tough., Afrikaans is FASCINATING sounds and grammar wise as it is indeed quite user friendly to start with...compared to the Chinese or Arabic even Hungarian languages to start with: each language does have its difficulties and easy parts I guess. Afrikaans (and other well used African languages) is needed to for different manners of thinking/cultural wisdom (for the good points of course) that English cannot replace to start with. Interesting that right now, and not just white people by the way, Afrikaans is still spoken as a first and second language by 17 million people! (as of 2020). The University of South Africa has been told by their supreme court this month that Afrikaans must be offered as a language for studies still! Yeaaassss! At the end of the day, it is a cultural Human right! A plus,

00:42 hahaha.... "I'm suprised" Afrikaans "Ek is verras" Pronunciation of surprised (verras) should be "fur rus", but she said "fur us" which means cremated....hahaha

I once worked on a farm, two of my colleagues were arguing about something, the one was Xhosa and the other one was Malawian (Chichewa). They could understand each other a little bit. And it went back and forth, each language sounds quite different. Xhosa guy: speaking Xhosa Malawian guy: speaking Chichewa The argument/debate goes on and gets more heated... Until the Xhosa guy said: " Djy! Moenie kak praat nie!" 😂😂😂😂😂 That was the end of that. I laughed my arse off, if you want the final say or strongly underline what you are saying... you'll be hard pressed to find a lekkerder way to say it.

4:16 I know I use bottervlieg almost all the time, but it's not really the word for butterfly, it's just the first thing that comes to mind most of the time and it sounds lekker 😉😁😏 But the real word "skoenlapper" does sound cute too. 🦋🌺

Ag siestog, dit klink te skattig! Oulik!

1st girl....wow.... beautiful pronunciation...... bietjie Pretoria aksent daar nê?? lol

Ek is Afrikaans

Oo my lewe

Dis GGGGGGGGHHHHH! It's like the most gutteral gggg you can get

1:54 is j serious it means house and it's not hard to pronounce

6:12 see? if you can pronounce it perfectly through song, speaking it isn't such a big stretch lol

Love it. Dis kak snaaks!

Hoe is "huis" 'n moeilike woord? Is "Edelagbare" nie 'n moeiliker woord om uit te spreek nie?

Ai jai jai... Nee... Nie een van julle is reg nie.. Maar well done for trying... Very entertaining...