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Self Introductions - Basic Greetings in Afrikaans
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Marine Animals & Fish
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Marine Animals & Fish
50 words
garnale
(n)
shrimp
Garnaal kerrie asseblief.
Shrimp curry, please.
salm
(n)
salmon
tuna
(n)
tuna
Ek hou van tuna toebroodjies.
I like tuna sandwiches.
rob
(n)
seal
Die rob spin hula hoops.
The seal is spinning hula hoops.
krap
(n)
crab
kreef
(n)
lobster
Krewe loop partykeer in 'n reguit lyn.
Lobsters sometimes march in file.
see-egels
(n)
sea urchin
seekat
(n)
octopus
`n agt poot seekat
eight-legged octopus
haai
(n)
shark
Die haaie jag vir kos in die vlak waters.
The sharks are hunting for food in the shallow water.
walvis
(n)
whale
Die walvis kom op vir lug.
The whales are coming up for air.
dolfyn
(n)
dolphin
DIe dolfyn swem in die oseaan.
The dolphin is swimming in the ocean.
vis
(n)
fish
Varswater visse lewe in riviere en mere.
Freshwater fish live in rivers and lakes.
seeleeu
(n)
sea lion
gaapskulp
(n)
clam
swaardvis
(n)
swordfish
inkvis
(n)
squid
Die inkvis swem naby die koraalrif.
The squid are swimming near the coral reef.
oester
(n)
oyster
kabeljou
(n)
cod
angelvis
(n)
ray
jellievis
(n)
jellyfish
Die jellievis dobber in die water.
The jellyfish are bobbing in the water.
seester
(n)
starfish
kooi
(n)
koi
sitplek
(n)
perch
bas
(n)
bass
kluisenaarskreef
(n)
hermit crab
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