Results for johannesburg translation from English to Afrikaans

johannesburg
johannesburg

africa/johannesburg
afrika/johannesburg

was born in johannesburg
ek was in johannesburg gebore

my sister stays in johannesburg
my sister stays in johannesburg

my holiday in johannesburg in december
my vakansie in johannesburg in desember

my vakansie at johannesburg (250 words)
my vakansie in johannesburg (250 woorde)

which place in johannesburg is the safest
the safest areas to stay are

the next day we went to monte casino in johannesburg
die volgende dag het ons na monte casino in johannesburg gegaan.

he relocated to johannesburg to persue his career in music
hy is nou 'n rapper en musiekvervaardiger

my best vacation that i think i won't forget anytime now was when i was in johannesburg,midrand with my eldest cousin,amo
my beste vakansie wat ek dink ek nie nou enige tyd sal vergeet nie, was toe ek in johannesburg,midrand was saam met my neef,amo

they waited a long time to get away from the pollution, noise and traffic of johannesburg. they thought bheki would adapt more easily in a small town.
hulle het lank gewag om van die besoedeling, geraas en verkeer van johannesburg weg te kom. hulle het gemeen dat bheki hom makliker in ’n klein dorpie sou aanpas.

the day i will never forget is also the best day i ever had.the funny thing is that i did not remember much about,all i remember is that i slept in johannesburg and woke up in port elizabeth
is 'n dag wat altyd met jou beste maat s'n gebeur, en jy sal dit nooit vergeet nie.

hi my name is lisa kaliwo i am 12 yr old i was born in south africa johannesburg hospital i love the colour blue because they represents freedom, truth,calm,and wisdom i love rice with mince and salad my favorite sport is to run and i love baking
hallo my naam is lisa kaliwo. ek is 12 jr oud. ek is in die johannesburgse hospitaal in johannesburg gebore. ek hou van die kleur blou omdat dit vryheid, waarheid, kalmte en wysheid is. ek hou van rys met maalvleis en slaai. my gunsteling sport is om te hardloop hou van naling

xolani nkosi on february 1989 in a township east of johannesburg. his mother ; nonthlanthla daphne nkosi ;was hiv-positive and passed the virus on to her unborn child.he became a stalistic:one of more than 70 000 children born hiv-positive in south africa every year.xolani was a fighter. he survived beyond his second birthday;unusual in hiv-infected babies. as the disease began to take its toll on daphne ;she and nkosi were admitted to an aids care centre johannesburg it was there that gail johnson a volunteer worker; just saw the baby boy and ailing mother.daphne readily agreed that gail to become nkosi foster mother daphne noksi died of aids- related illness in 1997.also in 1997 ;gail johnson attempted to enrol nkosi-than eight years old at a school in the johannesburg suburb of melville when the boys hiv status was discovered ;there was immediate opposition from teachers and parentsgail went public with complaint and wonhetas nkosi went to school south africa famous child activist; nkosi johnson was born with hiv and died at the age of 12 in 2001. at the time of his death; he was the longest- surving child born with hiv in 2001in the country.he was posthumously awarded the first kidsrights foundation international children's peace prize in rome in november 2001 for hi efforts in support of the rights of children with hiv /aids and his legacy continue to live through nkosi haven ;which house and supports hiv- positive mothers and children.
xolani nkosi on february 1989 in a township east of johannesburg. his mother ; nonthlanthla daphne nkosi ;was hiv-positive and passed the virus on to her unborn child.he became a stalistic:one of more than 70 000 children born hiv-positive in south africa every year.xolani was a fighter. he survived beyond his second birthday;unusual in hiv-infected babies. as the disease began to take its toll on daphne ;she and nkosi were admitted to an aids care centre johannesburg it was there that gail johnson a volunteer worker; just saw the baby boy and ailing mother.daphne readily agreed that gail to become nkosi foster mother daphne noksi died of aids- related illness in 1997.also in 1997 ;gail johnson attempted to enrol nkosi-than eight years old at a school in the johannesburg suburb of melville when the boys hiv status was discovered ;there was immediate opposition from teachers and parentsgail went public with complaint and wonhetas nkosi went to school south africa famous child activist; nkosi johnson was born with hiv and died at the age of 12 in 2001. at the time of his death; he was the longest- surving child born with hiv in 2001in the country.he was posthumously awarded the first kidsrights foundation international children's peace prize in rome in november 2001 for hi efforts in support of the rights of children with hiv /aids and his legacy continue to live through nkosi haven ;which house and supports hiv- positive mothers and children.