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| 1.
Below are a couple of greetings, some of which you may have heard before. Which one is typically South African? |
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| 2.
If you were in Cape Town, South Africa and one of the locals invite you to a braai, which of the following would you be more likely to take with you? |
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| 3.
If a South African says to you "Lekker tekkies bru!", what does that mean? |
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| 4.
If you were told in South Africa "a couple of skelms have just scaled that bakkie", what would you have been told? |
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| 5.
South Africans sometimes say "I've got a heavy babbie, I need to crash!" What does it mean? |
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| 6.
When a Saffa tells you he/she will do something "just now" or "now now", they generally mean to do it when? |
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| 7.
Translate the South African sentence into 'real' English: "This other oke skipped the red robot" |
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| 8.
When in Pretoria (Capital of South Africa) and you find yourself on the wrong side of the tracks and are being told "Don't charf my cherry, I'll buckle your frame China!", what are you being told? |
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| 9.
Which of the following can you drink? |
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| 10.
"Chips" in South Africa means/refers to: |
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