Difficala Ah! Sounds like a foreign brillier in English. B-a-t-b-t. You'll notice that the D sounds like a T in Afrikaans. B-a-l-bal. K-a-n-kan. K-a-r-kar. K-a-t-kat. You'll notice in Afrikaans there are not very many words that start with C except for words like degrees Celsius. K-a-a-s-quas. In Afrikaans we do not have the Q-U sound. We use K-W to make the K- sound. L-a-n-p-lump. You'll notice a lot of these words actually look like the English words and have similar meanings like lamp. M-a-n-man. Again, looks like an English word. P-a-n-pan. P-a-k-plak. P-a-n-t-plant. R-a-n-ram. S-a-k-sak. S-a-n-d-n-r-d-e-t-s-a-n-t-sant. S-a-n-t-s-t-a-n-t-s-t-a-p-stop. T-a-k-tak.