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NEW LANGUAGE: AFRIKAANS

Author: Severina PalPublished: 1 min read

NEW LANGUAGE: AFRIKAANS

We’ve added Afrikaans, one of the official languages of South Africa and widely spoken in Namibia.

Afrikaans developed from 17th-century Dutch and evolved into a distinct, vibrant language shaped by Africa’s cultural diversity. Today, it is the first language of millions and a gateway to Southern African literature, music, and everyday life.

At CEFR A1–A2, you’ll quickly move from single words to real interaction.You’ll learn how to:

  • Greet someone confidently.

  • Ask “How are you?”: Hoe gaan dit?

  • Introduce yourself naturally

  • Shop for food

  • Order in a café or restaurant

  • Describe people, clothes, and appearance

  • Talk about your job or studies

  • Speak about animals, nature, and travel

  • Discuss hobbies, sports, and everyday activities

  • and much more…

Afrikaans grammar is refreshingly straightforward — meaning you’ll start forming sentences faster than you expect.

With Qlango’s step-by-step approach, you’ll quickly move from single words to real communication.

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