Afrikaner
to be of african origin
The term 'Afrikaner' is used in German to refer to someone from Africa, specifically a person of African descent. It is derived from the English word 'African'. However, it is important to note that in German, nouns are capitalized, hence the capital 'A' in 'Afrikaner'. This term is used in a similar context as in English, to describe a person's origin or ethnicity.
Example sentences using: Afrikaner
Mein Freund ist ein stolzer Afrikaner.
My friend is a proud African.
In this sentence, 'Afrikaner' is used to denote the nationality or origin of a person. The use of 'stolzer' (proud) emphasizes the person’s feelings towards their origin.
Die Afrikaner haben eine reiche Kultur.
The Africans have a rich culture.
This sentence uses the term 'Afrikaner' to generalize the people originating from Africa and comments on their cultural wealth. It acknowledges the diversity and richness of African culture.
Die Afrikaner bilden in unserem Land eine wichtige Gemeinschaft.
The Africans form an important community in our country.
This sentence refers to Africans as a significant group or community within the context of another country. It acknowledges their importance and their influence within the community.