English–Afrikaans dictionary
Afrikaans translation of the English word we’d
| English | Afrikaans (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (marry) | ||
| (marry; marry away; take to wife) | ||
🔗 His son Nel weds Scota, daughter of an Egyptian pharaoh, and they have a son named Goídel Glas. | ||
| (become a wife; be married; get married; marry) | ||
| (become a husband; be married; get married; marry) | ||
| (have got) | ||
🔗 Do you have your own furniture? | ||
| (catch; get; receive) | ||
| (hang onto; hold; keep; maintain; retain) | ||
🔗 She had long hair, but she wanted to cut it short. | ||
| (have got) | ||
🔗 No, not all of them have English names. | ||
🔗 We have powerful friends. | ||
🔗 I have nothing against Islam or any faith for that matter. | ||
| (one; people; they; you; a fellow; a man) | ; ; | |
🔗 It is only in the depth of winter that we fully appreciate the value of evergreen shrubs and trees. | ||
🔗 We know some of them are going to die. | ||
wedding (marriage) | ||
| English | Afrikaans |
|---|---|
| wed | hu; in die eg verbind; trou |
| have | besit; flous; flousery; hou; hê; neem; ontvang |
| newlywed | pasgetroude persoon |
| we | ons |
| wedding | bruilof; huwelik; trouery; trouparty |
| would | sou |