In the present tense, is stays the same with all subjects. For example:
That is much simpler than English, where you have am / is / are.
Because goed comes after the verb is.
In Afrikaans, adjectives often behave differently depending on position:
So:
This is a very important pattern in Afrikaans.
The normal negative is:
Die intrige is nie goed nie.
Afrikaans commonly uses double nie in negation:
This is one of the most important sentence patterns in Afrikaans.
A rough English-friendly guide would be:
dee in-TREE-ghuh is khoot
A few pronunciation notes:
The exact sound of g can take practice, so an approximate pronunciation is perfectly normal for beginners.