Questions & Answers about Die afmeting is duidelik.
Die is the Afrikaans definite article, usually meaning the.
So:
- die afmeting = the measurement / the dimension
A useful thing to know is that Afrikaans uses die much more simply than English uses the:
- it does not change for gender
- it can be used for both singular and plural
Examples:
- die boek = the book
- die boeke = the books
This is the normal basic Afrikaans sentence pattern:
subject + verb + complement
So here:
It works very much like English:
- The measurement is clear.
Afrikaans main clauses often look quite familiar to English speakers in simple statements like this.