Is hierdie plek geskik vir kinders?
Is this place suitable for children?
Usage
Used to check if a venue or attraction is child-friendly
Grammar Note
"Vir kinders" means "for children", indicating suitability or intended audience
Het julle 'n kindersitplek?
Do you have a highchair?
Usage
Used to request a highchair at a restaurant
Grammar Note
Afrikaans frequently forms compound nouns: "kindersitplek" = child + sit + place
Is daar 'n speelpark naby?
Is there a playground nearby?
Usage
Used to find a playground for children to play
Grammar Note
"Is daar ... naby?" is a standard expression for asking about nearby locations
My kind is ses jaar oud.
My child is six years old.
Usage
Used to state a child's age for ticket prices or seating arrangements
Grammar Note
"Jaar oud" (years old) follows the number. "Ses jaar oud" = six years old
Is daar 'n kinderspyskaart?
Is there a children's menu?
Usage
Used to ask if a restaurant has a children's menu
Grammar Note
Compound "kinderspyskaart" = kinders (children) + spyskaart (menu), typical Afrikaans word formation
Waar kan kinders speel?
Where can children play?
Usage
Used to find safe places for children to play
Grammar Note
"Waar kan + subject + verb" asks "where can [someone] do [something]"
Het julle luierspasie?
Do you have a nappy changing area?
Usage
Used to find a nappy changing facility in public places
Grammar Note
"Luierspasie" is a compound of "luier" (nappy) + "spasie" (space), meaning a nappy-changing area
My kind is bang.
My child is scared.
Usage
Used to alert staff or others that a child is frightened
Grammar Note
"Bang" is a predicative adjective used after the verb "is" to describe a state
Hoeveel kos die kinderkaartjie?
How much does the children's ticket cost?
Usage
Used to ask the price of children's tickets at attractions or events
Grammar Note
"Hoeveel kos" (how much does it cost) is the standard way to ask about prices
Ons soek 'n kindervriendelike hotel.
We are looking for a child-friendly hotel.
Usage
Used when travelling with children to find family-friendly accommodation
Grammar Note
"Kindervriendelike" is a compound adjective: kinder (children) + vriendelik (friendly) + inflection -e
More Afrikaans phrases
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