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Western Cape, Northern Cape, Free State, Gauteng

Hallo! Learn Afrikaans

Afrikaans grew at the Cape from Dutch in contact with Khoi, Malay and enslaved communities. Its grammar is famously regular, making it fast to learn.

From the Kaapse Klopse to Karoo farm stalls and Namaqualand flowers, Afrikaans spans many communities and dialects, including Kaaps.

~7 million first-language speakers

Course levels

01

Beginner A1

12 automated lessons · 6 quizzes · 3 games · 1 assignment

02

Elementary A2

12 automated lessons · 6 quizzes · 3 games · 1 assignment

03

Intermediate B1

12 automated lessons · 6 quizzes · 3 games · 1 assignment

04

Upper-Intermediate B2

12 automated lessons · 6 quizzes · 3 games · 1 assignment

05

Advanced C1

12 automated lessons · 6 quizzes · 3 games · 1 assignment

Starter phrases with pronunciation

Hallo

Hello

HAH-loh

Hoe gaan dit?

How are you?

hoo khaan dit

Goed dankie

Well, thank you

khoot DUNK-ee

Wat is jou naam?

What is your name?

vut is yoh naam

Ek wil graag help hê

I would like some help

ek vil khraakh help hair

Totsiens

Goodbye

TOT-seens

Included learning materials

Learner workbook

Printable PDF and Word workbook per level, styled like this site.

Children's book

Illustrated story set in the provinces where the language lives.

Phrase dictionary

Thematic dictionary with pronunciation for every entry.

Audio pack

Downloadable pronunciation drills for offline practice.

Enrolled students download every Afrikaans workbook, children's book and dictionary from their dashboard.