The word "fundi" refers to an expert or guru in a certain subject. It is derived from the Nguni word "umfundisi" meaning a "teacher" - also used for someone of high rank, for example, a priest or judge.
It means that I (Ek) am really (vrek) tired (moeg) Ps. Its Afrikaans, not south African. ;-)
chris fore
She sounds South African.. But with a pommy accent..
English mastiff are heavier but south African borboel are farmer dogs and they are been pet in Africa for protecting farmers farm so they are more powerful then engilsh mastiff
There are 11 officially recognised languages in South Africa of which Xhosa, Zulu, English and Afrikaans are the most widely used. There is no such thing as a singular south African language.
Carpenter
eighties South African-born English cricketer
Fundi Konde died in 2000.
Fundi Konde was born in 1924.
The noun 'fundi' is the plural of the singular noun 'fundus'.
English
expert
fundi
It means that I (Ek) am really (vrek) tired (moeg) Ps. Its Afrikaans, not south African. ;-)
Yes, English is one of the official languages in South Africa, alongside eleven others. The accent can vary depending on the region, and may sound different to someone unfamiliar with South African English.
Gullah is a new dialect that combined English and African words in an African grammatical structure, developed by slaves in the lowlands of South Carolina. It is still spoken today in the Sea Islands of South Carolina and Georgia.
Totseins means Goodbye in English, which is translated from the South African language - Afrikaans.