Afrikaans Posters and Art Prints

Maakie Saakie is a slang term for maak nie saak nie - an Afrikaans South South African term for 'it doesn't matter'.

Only South Africans will understand this common exclamation, appropriate in lots of different circumstances

Anyone who has ever been called a box in Afrikaans will know it means so much more than a container to store things in. This design was created especially for the Saffers (South Africans) wanting to showcase some South African humour.

There are many South African terms specific to each language, such as Afrikaans. For this phrase you either know what it means or you need to consult your friendly Saffa neighbor.

Basically the Afrikaans version for One-Night-Stand is Braai Naai Dankie Baai.

Kan nie kla nie is an Afrikaans saying which means I can't complain. Show your South African heritage or just use it as a conversation starter.

vriende in afrikaans

Show everyone you speak Afrikaans! Good for native speakers and learners alike.

Funny design fitting for SAFFAS who loves SAFFAS. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves SAFFAS.

Afrikaans swear word

"Full of You-Know-What" in afrikaans. South African Humor for Adults. Great for Dads, Mom's or any kind of relative you know with a sense of humor especially at a braai, potjie, or even BBQ!

Literally means "Watch Out/It" "Full of You-Know-What" in afrikaans. South African Humor for Adults. Great for Dads, Mom's or any kind of relative you know with a sense of humor especially at a braai, potjie, or even BBQ!

The Afrikaans language is a well known language of South Africa. Sometimes the best way to translate some common phrases is to sugarcoat the meaning just a bit or a whole lot.

Direct translation: the dolls will dance There will be havoc or trouble. Variation Die poppe gaan dans

Its simple, don't be a Doos, a South African term that means you're an idiot or being unpleasant.

afrikaans lur

An Afrikaans saying, meaning "Hi how are you?"

South Africa is champions of the Rugby World for a record 4 times! The afrikaans word "Kant" was the talk of the controversy when it was mistaken as a rude english slang word. Show your pride for your country with this commemorative design.

Awe Ma Se Kinders

Going on a diet around braai season is not only irresponsible its reckless! All South Africans know the lekker taste and smell is not to be insulted with your diet needs.

The Afrikaans language is a well known language of South Africa. When learning how to pronounce common phrases its sometimes easier to use english words to remember. Buy A Donkey is pretty close to the term Baie Dankie, which means thank you very much.

Braai definition: to grill or roast (meat) over open coals

"Full of You-Know-What" in afrikaans. South African Humor for Adults. Great for Dads, Mom's or any kind of relative you know with a sense of humor especially at a braai, potjie, or even BBQ!

Its simple, don't be a Doos, a South African term that means you're an idiot or being unpleasant.

"AgNeeFok" is a South African saying, translated from Afrikaans to "Ah, f#$@, No."

Ag nee! Slaan my dood met 'n nat vis. A funny Afrikaans saying meaning 'Oh no! Kill me with a wet fish.' A design made especially for South Africans wanting to show off humour from South Africa.

Afrikaans Swear word

Blessed Sabbath in Afrikaans Geseënde Sabbat Sunset Photograph Typographic. A colorful Afrikaans gift idea for every person who loves The Sabbath.

Wyn vir die Pyn - Afrikaans Saying

Its simple, don't be a Doos, a South African term that means you're an idiot or being unpleasant.

Its simple, don't be a Doos, a South African term that means you're an idiot or being unpleasant.

Its simple, don't be a Doos, a South African term that means you're an idiot or being unpleasant.

wat kyk jy Die Antwoord

Its simple, don't be a Doos, a South African term that means you're an idiot or being unpleasant.

South African passport

South Africa has eleven official languages, one of them is Afrikaans, Ja means Yes and Nee means No. Regardless of how much you understand everyone knows these 2 common words. Sometimes combined and amazingly most will understand the mean whichever way!