検索ワード: personality (英語 - アフリカーンス語)

personality
media

personality traits
persoonlikheidseienskappe

plural of personality
meervoud van persoonlikheid

personality meaning in afrikaans
persoonlikheidsbetekenis in afrikaans

description of a legal personality
omskrywing van 'n regspersoonlikheid

describe max swart's personality.
beskryf max swart se persoonlikheid.

all have their own personality, like the kids.
almal verskil, nes kinders ook.

will be greatly missed by his family, friends and the whole community for his loving personality, helpfulness and good leadership qualities
sal baie gemis word deur sy familie, vriende en die hele gemeenskap vir sy liefdevolle persoonlikheid, hulpvaardigheid en goeie leierseienskappe

the connection that is made directly to the youth makes him a good role model because he makes it part of who he is and people listen. it is a great mixture of emotions and how he expresses and views himself through music. people like his music because his lyrics are relatable and has a great personality too.
die verbintenis wat direk met die jeug gemaak word, maak van hom 'n goeie rolmodel omdat hy dit deel maak van wie hy is en mense luister. dit is 'n wonderlike mengsel van emosies en hoe hy homself deur musiek uitdruk en beskou. mense hou van sy musiek omdat sy lirieke herkenbaar is en ook 'n wonderlike persoonlikheid het.

friendship is an important piece in a human's life. our friendships mold us into the personalities we become. i agree with emerson and his thoughts on friendship. when we are affectionate, we become active. we spend time thinking of our friends, important things to them, and how to find ways to help them. we enjoy our time with our friends, so we look forward to activities with them. with new friends, we invite them to our house and we talk about things we never knew we could. a new friend i
friendship is an important piece in a human's life. our friendships mold us into the personalities we become. i agree with emerson and his thoughts on friendship. when we are affectionate, we become active. we spend time thinking of our friends, important things to them, and how to find ways to help them. we enjoy our time with our friends, so we look forward to activities with them. with new friends, we invite them to our house and we talk about things we never knew we could. a new friend is exciting to listen to. since she/he is new, we see him as perfect. once he or she has showed us their faults, we no longer have a feeling of nostalgia. it is like with any possession that is new. we are excited about it in the beginning, but it loses its luster after some time passes. emerson and i agree that we must have an active part in our friend's lives.