om

Usages of om

Hulle het genoeg tyd om te werk.
They have enough time to work.
Ek het tyd om te lees.
I have time to read.
Sy spaar nou genoeg geld om later melk en suiker te koop.
She is now saving enough money to buy milk and sugar later.
Is dit moontlik om nou te vertrek?
Is it possible to leave now?
Voel gerus vry om jou vraag op enige tyd te vra.
Feel free to ask your question at any time.
Die buurman vra of hy my boek kan leen, maar hy belowe om dit vanaand terug te gee.
The male neighbor asks whether he may borrow my book, but he promises to give it back tonight.
Sy is bang om die deur oop te sluit wanneer dit donker is.
She is afraid to unlock the door when it is dark.
Sonder krag is die kamer te donker om te lees.
Without electricity the room is too dark to read.
Die vorm is te lank om nou te lees.
The form is too long to read now.
Hierdie dokument is te belangrik om te verloor.
This document is too important to lose.
My broer belowe om my terug te bel sodra hy die probleem verstaan.
My brother promises to call me back as soon as he understands the problem.
Die lamp op die tafel is te klein om die hele kamer helder te maak.
The lamp on the table is too small to make the whole room bright.
Die kind is te bang om nou in die donker te slaap.
The child is too afraid to sleep in the dark now.
Ek is bang om in die donker te loop.
I am afraid to walk in the dark.
Sy is regtig slim, en my ouma vra haar dikwels om die kinders met huiswerk te help.
She is really clever, and my grandmother often asks her to help the children with homework.
Ná ete help my tante om die tafel af te vee en die borde te was, al is sy ook moeg.
After the meal my aunt helps to wipe the table and wash the plates, although she is also tired.
As daar iets van die kos oor is, gee my ouma dit vir my neef om huis toe saam te neem.
If some of the food is left, my grandmother gives it to my male cousin to take home with him.
Ek hou daarvan om in die tuin te werk.
I like to work in the garden.
My ma sê daar is 'n goeie rede om vroeg te vertrek.
My mother says there is a good reason to leave early.
Dit is my gewoonte om eers die venster oop te maak.
It is my habit to open the window first.
Sy sê dit is ook haar gewoonte om vroeg op te staan.
She says it is also her habit to get up early.
Die kinders is aan die wag vir hul beurt om die kos te proe.
The children are waiting for their turn to taste the food.
Dit is nou haar beurt om die hoender uit die oond te haal.
It is now her turn to take the chicken out of the oven.
Daar is net een goeie plek by die venster om groente te sny.
There is only one good place by the window to cut vegetables.
Ek is nog nie gereed om te vertrek nie.
I am not ready to leave yet.
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