Hilarious TikTok Video of Teacher Marking Afrikaans Papers Trends, Clocks 1 Million Views, Mzansi in Stitches

• A teacher has been trending for her facial expressions while marking Afrikaans papers
• Peeps felt for the educator who seemed to find it challenging to understand what the students were trying to say
• Netizens weighed in on the subject, which many feel is very difficult to write and understand

In a comical and relatable moment, a man captured a video of his mother attempting to mark Afrikaans papers, resulting in a viral sensation that has left Mzansi in fits of laughter.

Afrikaans teacher trends for facial expressions while marking papers in TikTok video

The video showcases TikTok user's, @lucky_nhlanhla_, mum, who tackles marking Afrikaans papers. Learning a new language can be an exciting yet daunting endeavour, and Afrikaans is no exception.

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The subject's complexities pose unique challenges for students, requiring perseverance and dedication to master. Her hilarious reactions make viewers laugh as she tries to understand the answers and grade the papers.

Watch the video below:

Mzansi weigh in on the struggles of speaking and writing Afrikaans

TikTok was flooded with comments and shares, with people relating to the challenges of navigating Afrikaans and the humorous mishaps that can ensue.

Peeps shared their experiences with the subject:

@motivpge2ab said:

"As a fellow Afrikaans teacher, ngikhala naye umama."

@Shalome Mukombi commented:

"No, because I have always wondered how they mark our rubbish answers."

@Sihle said:

"Every answer is 'Omdat die.'"

@Aj commented:

"She's reading my paper."

@mfsebashe said:

"We really put these people through a lot."

@_ella766 commented:

"She's like, 'what the heck is this?'"

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@refilweematjila said:

"It’s the flash for me."

@Mosarwa Gaorutwe commented:

"These four teachers are going through a lot. The one for Maths, Afrikaans, Physics and Accounting."

@daaibiets said:

"Haai, shame it’s worse for the grade 8s. I looked at those papers out of curiosity. Everything has 'tjie' at the end."

Afrikaans teacher's epic amapiano dance moves with students to 'Myztro Ah Ah' goes viral

In similar stories, Briefly News reported about a Johannesburg Afrikaans teacher dancing to the new amapiano dance challenge with her students has gone viral on social media.

The video shows the educator dancing with her students to the song Myztro Ah Ah by Myztro.

The new dance challenge, taking social media by storm, involves a series of quick and intricate dance moves performed to the beat. Peeps were left inspired by her.

Source: Briefly News