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Sep 11, 2026 4 min

Afrikaans Opposites: Oop and Toe

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Join Lucas and Luna in Episode 239 of Learn Afrikaans with Fexingo as they explore the essential opposite words 'oop' (open) and 'toe' (closed). Learn how to describe doors, shops, eyes, and more with these simple terms. Perfect for beginners building their daily vocabulary. #LearnAfrikaans #Fexingo #AfrikaansBasics #OopEnToe #LanguageLearning #AfrikaansVocabulary #OpenAndClosed #PodcastEpisode #DailyAfrikaans #AfrikaansForBeginners #ConversationalAfrikaans #ShortEpisodes Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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