want

Usages of want

Môre moet jy genoeg suiker kry, want ons het dit nodig.
Tomorrow, you must get enough sugar because we need it.
Hulle wil nie hul plan verander nie, want hulle kan goed kook.
They do not want to change their plan, because they can cook well.
Sy sluit nou die deur, want sy wil slaap.
She now closes the door, because she wants to sleep.
Hy maak die venster onmiddellik oop, want dit is warm.
He immediately opens the window, because it is warm.
Ek sien dat jy besig is, want jy het baie werk.
I see that you are busy, because you have a lot of work.
Ek loop haastig winkel toe, want ek het min tyd.
I walk hurriedly to the store, because I have little time.
Sy sal daarna gaan slaap, want sy is moeg.
She will go to sleep afterwards, because she is tired.
Hy is haastig, want hy wil nou klaar wees.
He is in a hurry, because he wants to be finished now.
Ons moet nou gaan slaap, want dit is laat.
We must now go to sleep, because it is late.
Ek hou van die somer, want die wind is warm.
I like the summer, because the wind is warm.
Ek het geen tyd om siek te wees nie, want die eksamen is binnekort.
I have no time to be sick, because the exam is soon.
Gedurende die somervakansie oefen ons minder, want ons swem meer.
During the summer holiday we exercise less, because we swim more.
Hy druk nog ’n kopie, want die gids vra vir ’n kwitansie.
He prints another copy because the guide asks for a receipt.
Ek stap stil oor die vloer, want die kind slaap.
I walk quietly across the floor because the child is sleeping.
Beweeg stadig in die kombuis, want die vloer is nat.
Move slowly in the kitchen, because the floor is wet.
Ek kies ’n skoon bord, want die ander bord is nat.
I choose a clean plate, because the other plate is wet.
Ek weet nie watter beker ek vir jou moet gee nie, want al twee lyk dieselfde.
I do not know which cup I must give you, because both look the same.

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