Because Afrikaans verbs usually do not change according to the subject in the present tense.
So you get:
English changes visit to visits with he/she/the artist, but Afrikaans keeps besoek the same.
Yes, often it can.
Afrikaans commonly uses the simple present where English might use either:
So Die kunstenaar besoek die museum can depend on context:
Usually the surrounding context tells you which meaning is intended.
You would use ’n for a/an:
A few useful points:
So:
Afrikaans usually uses a double negative with nie ... nie.
So:
Structure:
This is very important, because English uses only one not, but standard Afrikaans normally uses both nie words.