Afrikaans

I	This is a Category I Language.

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An English Course on the Afrikaans Language

Getting Started Afrikaans ~ English – (Cover page) Introduction - Covers: History of the language, comparison to other languages, course philosophy Pronunciation - Covers: Pronunciation of all vowels, diphthongs, consonants and stress. Lessons Lesson One - Covers: Similarities, Articles, Subject and Object Pronouns, Greetings, and the Infinitive and Present Tenses. Lesson Two - Covers: Plurals, Sentence Structure, the Past and Future Tenses, "om te wees" and "om te hê", and Possessors. Lesson Three - Covers: Plurals Cont., the Infinitive Modifier, Determiners, and Phrases, "I love/like" and "I need". Lesson Four - Covers: Auxiliaries and General Word Order Lesson Five Lesson Six Lessons Seven Lesson Eight

Vocabulary By Category: Animals / Diere - Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians, Insects Astronomy / Sterrekunde - Planets, Phenomena Body / Liggaam - Parts Buildings / Geboue - Types and Purposes Clothing / Klere - Types, Accessories and Jewellery Countries / Lande - Names and Peoples Colours / Kleure - Names and Intensive Forms Family / Familie - Close and Removed Food / Kos - Types and Ingredients Games / Spele - Types and Pieces Holidays / Vakansiedae - Types House / Huis - Rooms, Furniture and Appliances Occupations / Beroepe - Occupations and Workers Sports / Sport - Types, Participators and Gear Weather / Weer - Seasons, Temperature By Location: Beach / Strand Farm / Plaas Office / Kantoor Post Office / Poskantoor Restaurant / Restourant School / Skool Supermarket / Supermark University / Universiteit By Grammar: Phrasebook Common Adjectives Common Verbs Conjunctions Quantifiers Prepositions Irregular Plurals

Resources Newspapers In Afrikaans Common phrases The Project Contributors Users Project History Current Development Authors' Workbench Syllabus Lesson Structure Layout Guide How To... Page Log Project Notebook