wat, dat and wie in Afrikaans Index
📘 Who this is for: CAPS, IEB, Cambridge students (FAL and SAL Grades 7–12) and adult Afrikaans learners.
This page lists all lessons in the Tricky Afrikaans prepositions series.
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Tricky Afrikaans prepositions: part 1 – deur (door and through)
Learn when to use “wat” and “dat” in Afrikaans. These words are often translated as “what” and “that”, but this can be misleading because there is no true direct translation for them. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to use “wat” and “dat” with confidence.
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