Yes. This is the normal basic word order for a main clause in Afrikaans:
subject + verb + other information
So:
This is very similar to English in a simple statement.
For comparison:
A rough guide is:
Two pronunciation notes:
So the whole sentence is roughly: dee teh-NOOR sing ghoot
Afrikaans spelling often reflects pronunciation more directly than English spelling does.
In tenoor, the oo shows a long vowel sound. So even though the word is related to English tenor, the Afrikaans spelling follows Afrikaans sound patterns.
This kind of spelling difference is very common with words that look familiar to English speakers.
Because Afrikaans does not capitalize all nouns.
Unlike German, Afrikaans only uses capital letters where English normally would:
So tenoor stays lowercase unless it starts the sentence.