English to Afrikaans

"Today" translates into Afrikaans as "vandag."

Mostly in South Africa and Nambia. Only a handfull of people speak it across The rest of Southern Africa (except, of cause in SA and Nam)

The Swahili word to learn is 'kufunzwa' . Pronounciation: koo-foon- zuwa

"Yes I can" = "Ja ek kan"

baie besig

for strength, force or power, the word is Nguvu

Well this depends if it translated it is Engela otherwise it stays the same

An Afrikaans speaking person is often called an Afrikaner.

Some people in South Africa(YAY) :) One of the main languages

Hoe gaan dit?

Yes, Afrikaans is an indo-european language. The only one of it's kind that originates from Africa.

Afrikaans is spoken mainly in South Africa and Namibia, but is also spoken in South Africa's neighbouring countries as well as amongst immigrant communities in the UK, USA and Australia.

Grandfather in Afrikaans is "oupa."

You would say "oumagrootjie" in Afrikaans to refer to your great grandmother.

South Africa is a country where people speak both Afrikaans and English. Afrikaans is one of the official languages of South Africa, while English is widely spoken and used in business, education, and government.

Hello in Afrikaans is "hallo."

Meisie or nooi or aster

In Afrikaans, you can say "gelukkige aftrede" to wish someone a happy retirement.

lank is a slang word for "much" , a lot. <---- What the? The question was what is "lank" in Afrikaans, not East Rand slang. Lank = Tall or long

The word is 'oupa' - pronounced oh-puh.

"pensant à toi / en pensant à toi"

You would say "Ek is vyf-en-twintig jaar oud" in Afrikaans.

'Grandmother' in Afrikaans is 'ouma'.

Single person grandmother is bibi, the plural is mabibi. Can also mean ladies and madams

Hallo!