Results for take advantage of translation from English to Afrikaans

take advantage
somelewing

because you will get lost and strangers take advantage of that
because you will get lost and strangers take advantage of scared and lost kids

you are using your situation to take advantage of me taking advantage of me
jy trek voordeel uit my

advantages of television
voordele van televisie

lest satan should get an advantage of us: for we are not ignorant of his devices.
want ons is met sy planne nie onbekend nie.

what are advantages of mine
wat is die voordele van my

advantages of social media
voordele van sosiale media

advantages of cellphones in afrikaans
voordele van selfone in afrikaans

c/the advantages of technology
c / die voordele van tegnologie

advantages and advantages of social media
voordele en voordele van sosiale media

150 200 word essay on advantages of sport
150 200 woorde opstel oor voordele van sport

the advantages of watching tv helps children to learn
voordele van tv

advantages of social media (50 words)
english

he is dishonest, he acts smart, he takes advantage of vulnerable people and he would do just about anything for money. he is also likes doing things his way regardless of the outcome. he is stubborn and arrogant
hy is oneerlik, hy tree slim op, hy trek voordeel uit kwesbare mense en hy doen omtrent alles om sy geld te bewaar. hy hou ook daarvan om dinge op sy manier te doen, ongeag die resultaat. hy is hardkoppig en arrogant

lisbon, portugal is one of the oldest cities in the world, and the oldest in western europe, lisbon, the capital city of portugal, revolves around its strategic geographical position at the mouth of the tagus, the longest river in the iberian peninsula. its spacious and sheltered natural harbour made the city historically an important seaport for trade between the mediterranean sea and northern europe. lisbon has long enjoyed the commercial advantages of its proximity to southern and extreme wes
western europe, as well as to sub-saharan africa and the americas, and today its waterfront is lined with kilometers of docks, and wharves, that accommodate the largest oil tankers. you can ride on the famous lisbon trams and sit back as you tour lisbon’s main historical sights. the quaint yellow remodelado trams rattle through the city passing important attractions such as the basilica da estrela, the grand assembleia da república, the ancient se cathedral, and the baroque-styled santo antónio church. unlike many other european city destinations, you can be amazed at the sights of the city in the morning then hop on the train and be plunging your toes into the soft sand and breathe in the salty sea air in just under half an hour. you can really get the best of both worlds in lisbon.