Afrikaans Socks

Description: vriende in afrikaans

Description: 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.

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

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

Description: 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.

Description: Your mom is a nice lady (twist on a well known Afrikaans saying)

Description: Hierdie, Dames en Here, Netvleish Boere Fees 2024, Ons Gaan BRAAI, Ons hou jou aan die kou, T-Hemp is jou feesdrag in Afrikaans!

Description: Afrikaans swear word

Description: 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.

Description: afrikaans lur

Description: bakgat (comparative more bakgat, superlative most bakgat) (South Africa, slang) Great, good, fine, excellent.

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

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

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

Description: Express your feelings with this bold distressed Afrikaans quote design.

Description: magies vol ogies toe funny afrikaans saying

Description: Happy Sabbath typographic design in Afrikaans filled with a sunset photograph.

Description: Pop-art tribute to an iconic hatchback car blending nostalgia with bold design!

Description: Wyn vir die Pyn - Afrikaans Saying

Description: Check out all of my language Ally designs, no matter where you are at in this great world of ours, you can proudly display yourself as an ally to the LGBTQ+ community!

Description: Hier kom die bokke!

Description: South African passport

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

Description: If you love exploring the world — or you just love Tsh Oxenreider's book, At Home in the World, tell the world you're "at home in the world" in one of its many languages.

Description: A common phrase in South Africa akin to 'cool' / 'awesome' but used in many contexts. Great design for expats or for those who have visited SA and tasted the essence of what 'lekker' really means.

Description: Faded-Style Coat Of Arms / South Africa

Description: I snarky twist on pidegeons in South Africa and how they are like the thugs of our society. They have an attitude and don't care if your car takes out his friend, HE WILL GET THAT BREAD CRUMB!

Description: Springboks mash up with Wutang Clan

Description: Considered by many to be one of the greatest musicians of all time, Reggae musician and Rastafarian Lucky Dube recorded 22 albums in Zulu, English, and Afrikaans over his 25-year career, before tragically being murdered in a robbery. Distressed for a worn and washed look.

Description: Funny quote based design South Africans and those who have ever traveled to South Africa will get. English and Afrikaans saying meaning just be nice.

Description: A host of South African slang words and colloquialisms displayed on the flag of South Africa, (black, white, blue, red, green and gold). Boerewors, bokkie, brak, Bra, bru, cherry, braai, eina!, Dop, dof, baas, blou, jislaaik!, Gesuip, hoesit, paraat, skief, Skinner, skop, goof, katkop, klankie, kwaai, lekker, muggie, moer-toe, skraal, skrik, Smaak, voertsek, tekkies.

Description: Die Antwoord is a South African alternative hip hop group formed in Cape Town in 2008

Description: hwahwa

Description: Where Nelson Mandela was held for 18 years.

Description: A traditional Cape Dutch/Afrikaaner gable decorated with traditional Ndebele art, and South Africa's motto in the |Xam language framed by two Khoe figures.

Description: A vintage style design with a lineart Veldskoen, liquor glass and wording. This design was created especially for the Saffers (South Africans) wanting to showcase some old school South African humour, and has the Afrikaans wording ‘Veldskoen en Mampoer, ou skool koel.’ which means ‘Veldskoen and Mampoer, old school cool.’ Veldskoen (vellies) are tough and lightweight South African walking shoes. Mampoer is a high quality fruit liquor moonshine made in South Africa,