Charlize Theron Speaks Afrikaans on CNN Piers Morgan Tonight
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She says that it is ... She says that it is a bit strange to speak in Afrikaans if you are the only one present understanding? the language.
@farcher3 english ... @farcher3 english speaking whatever colour speaking person is very welcome to join whatever their heart desire. Hollandia was rude and insisting? that the language was founnded with english and dutch as a base and started to attack my use of the english languagr. sorry that I offended you.
@HolandaChiquita
... @HolandaChiquita
What's up with your username? lol As far as I know it means Small Holland (or Netherlands) in Spanish. It's a bit weird as I was born in Mexico thus I learned of it as Holanda but? then when I came to the U.S the official name in my geography class was Netherlands, same issue with Alemania and Germany. Well, I can only guess that you know Spanish from Spain, but didn't Holanda gain its independence back in the 16th century? lol
@HolandaChiquita ... @HolandaChiquita Does the Broederbound society still exist? I read a book from 1970 that said they were powerful at one time. What happened to them? If they still exist today can women, non-whites, english? speakers and jews join it? Just wanted to know.
@vntonderh Quick ... @vntonderh Quick question:? would an english speaking white person be able to join the Voortreckers youth organizxation or would they get told to get lost? Just curious.
ummm..South Africa? ... ummm..South Africa? IS a country within the continent of Africa...whoever says differently is an idiot.
Shes so? hot Shes so? hot
He's a knob isnt he ... He's a knob isnt he??
in jamaica the ... in jamaica the english spoken their can be understood if one listens closly same aplies to what she spoke if you? listen you hear dutch but with an accent
What an ugly ... What an ugly language.?
Afrikaans is a West ... Afrikaans is a West Germanic language, spoken natively in South Africa, Namibia and to a lesser extent in Botswana and Zimbabwe. It developed from 17th century Dutch dialects, and was previously referred to as "Cape Dutch" Although Afrikaans adopted words from languages such? as Malay, Portuguese, the Bantu languages, and the Khoisan languages, an estimated 90 to 95 percent of Afrikaans vocabulary is ultimately of Dutch origin.
I am Afrikaans by birth, so Hollandia you should get lost
lol I could ... lol I could understand her pefectly since I speak? dutch XD but it sounded more like frisian with the accent :P
It's like it has ... It's like it has more? class her name pronounced in Afrikaans
@SCHMEGLETRON That? ... @SCHMEGLETRON That? just means "a little bit funny." (Written, that would be, "bietjie snaaks." ;)
@KellO0ow Afrikaans ... @KellO0ow Afrikaans originated from Dutch.
Maar ik zie dat je Nederlands bent :)
Versta jij? het ook? Grappig he :)
biki snarks?? lol biki snarks?? lol
@vntonderh Well ... @vntonderh Well explain to me where the Dutch and French we hear in Afrikaans comes from? Maby the Dutch people where there earlyer, but that doesnt mean there werent any English man? around those days. (by the way: its spoken and not speaking)
Im Dutch but my mother lived in SouthAfrica for many years and she loves to speaks the languages still verry much. So i know. And if you would " get your facts right" you will see that English is indeed intergated into Afrikaanse language.
T is een mix? van ... T is een mix? van duits en nederlands :P
That sounded dutch,? That sounded dutch,?
@kristbjorg999 What ... @kristbjorg999 What JoeyWell108 said and it's roots? are in Dutch.
@kristbjorg999 ... @kristbjorg999 nope.afrikaans.its a south? african language.
was that Deutch ?? was that Deutch ??
Holy crap... i ... Holy crap... i actually understand a? few words of what she is saying...
lay dies, that? is ... lay dies, that? is called a bon & er
Im glad that chubby ... Im glad that chubby tosser is now on American TV,? better them than us.
@Sum1FisHi The ... @Sum1FisHi The funny thing is I'm American :)?
hihi i? can ... hihi i? can understand it a little cause it's similar to the dutch language
@yurismir1 You sir! ... @yurismir1 You sir! Made? my day <3
Ik wil best ... Ik wil best gebrekkig Nederlands met je praten hoor Charlize <3?
I hope that man's ... I hope that man's bedroom floor, turns into a tangled mass of upturned plugs and Lego pieces? overnight.
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