Results for mafutha die olifant translation from Afrikaans to English

die verhaal van die olifant
music is the blessing for me because it has played a great role in my life. it always gives and never takes without having any boundaries and guidelines to follow. music for me is like oxygen which i breathe. it makes me happy and keeps healthy. it is truly said that one cannot imagine the life without music. the life without music is like an earth without sun and moon. from my childhood till i grow younger, i was so silent person without having any joy and happiness. i always liked to be busy in my study or live alone. no one was talking to me because of nature. one day i was so fed up and my father noticed me and asked my problems. he inspired to take admission to the music school and learn some music for one hour daily. i followed him and do that, after months later it brought a huge change in my life and almost has changed my life completely. i was not remained like that i was earlier learning music. music gave me peaceful mind, mental satisfaction, mental health, increased my concentration level, filled my mind with lots of positive thoughts and most importantly my friends started attracting towards me because of my music. my father told me that, always take help of this music whenever you get fed up in the life, it surely take you out and lead you toward success. till then i listen music and i perform music whenever i become alone or with my friends.

afrikaanse gedigte oor die olifant
afrikaans poems about the elephant

'n verhaal van leeu en die olifant
a story of lion and the elephant

die storie van die olifant en die mier
the story of the accident of the couple the ant and the elephant

die olifant het die grootste brein van enige dier
the elephant hasthe largest brain of any animal

hoe die olifant sy slurp gekry het. in. afrikaans
how the elephant got its trunk. in. afrikaans

die volgende dag het die haas effens verbyster onder die gewig van 'n baie lang tou. konyn het die tou vir die olifant gegee en gesê trek as die tou styf is. toe het die haas dwarsdeur die bos tot by die seekoei en gesê hy moet trek as die tou styf is. toe gaan die haas die oerwoud in waar sy nie gesien kan word nie. toe was die geveg aan die gang. sowel die olifant as die seekoei het begin trek, maar hulle het saggies getrek omdat hulle gedink het dat die konyn aan die einde van die tou was. t
the next day the rabbit went to a plain staggering under the weight of a very long rope. rabbit gave the rope to the elephant and said pull when the rope is tight. then the rabbit all the way across the forest to the hippo and told him to pull when the rope is tight. then the rabbit went into the jungle where she could not be seen. then the battle was on. both the elephant and the hippo started pulling but they were pulling gently because they thought that tg rabbit was at the end of the rope. t