Young Mzansi Couple Plays TikTok Afrikaans Word Guessing Game, Leave South African Citizens Wheezing

Young Mzansi Couple Plays TikTok Afrikaans Word Guessing Game, Leave South African Citizens Wheezing

  • This couple had people gasping for air as they watched them play the TikTok Afrikaans word-guessing game
  • TikTok user @kaylou012 claims his lady chose this game as she knew he'd fail dismally at it
  • The couple's attempt was shocking, and people loved every second of the hilarious incorrect answers

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Couple antics make for some of the most interesting content. This young and fun Mzansi couple had people crying tears of laughter, thanks to their hilarious TikTok Afrikaans word guessing game video.

TikTok user @kaylou012 claims his lady chose this game as she knew he’d fail dismally at it
TikTok user @kaylou012 claims his lady chose this game as she knew he’d fail dismally at it. Image: TikTok / @kaylou012
Source: TikTok

No matter how long you have been together, throw a couple into a game, and their competitive sides are sure to get the better of at least one of them.

South African couple tries the TikTok Afrikaans word guessing game

TikTok user @kaylou012 shared a video of him and his lady playing the Afrikaans word guessing game. He claims she picked this one as she knows his Afrikaans is not great.

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The poor guy's Afrikaans was so bad that all he could come up with for the letter M was mom! Take a look:

The love story and how they keep it going

Briefly News got in contact with the couple to find out a bit more about them and how they keep their relationship strong. Here is what they said:

"I and Michelle have been dating for 3 years. We have definitely been through some tough times, but the one thing that keeps us going is our communication and loyalty to one another.
"My advise for young couples would be to fix things when they are broken and stay devoted to each other. Keep communicating and Most important LISTEN to one another."

Mzansi laughs at the couple's attempt to play the Afrikaans game

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These two are hilarious! While the woman didn't do too badly, her man was hilarious. This word game is not easy, but it definitely makes for a good laugh.

Read some of the comments:

Lenha Jacobs said:

“Blind leading the blind. I laughed so much.”

Velenca Davidson❤️ said:

“It's where are you from for medatooooom.”

Fundi_Kumalo said:

“I’m so finished datoom.”

Delano Ryan Blom said:

“I honestly understan. I was also struggling with y’all, that language.”

MissMalan said:

“lmaothis is so cute.”

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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