“I Need to Hear Him Flirt”: Mzansi Laughs After Man Shares Afrikaans Is His Love Language

• A South African content creator, Brendon Alfai, took to the streets to ask strangers what they define as their love language
• Brendon bumped into a young gentleman and asked him the question, to which the man comically replied his love language was Afrikaans
• People in front of and behind the camera, as well as those in the comment section, burst with laughter at the guy's answer
• Kelley Nene, a sex and relationship explained to Briefly News what love language is and how it helps relationships

While some enjoy spending meaningful time with their partner or physical touch to receive and express love in a relationship, a man has something else in mind.

What is your love language?

Local content creator Brendon Alfai, who often asks strangers random questions on the street, uploaded a video on his TikTok account (@brendonalfai) asking a young man what he defines as his love language.

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Without skipping a beat, the gentleman tells Brendon and those watching that it is Afrikaans.

The guy's answer has himself, Brendon and the person behind the camera laughing out loud.

Take a look at their reactions in the video below:

What is a love language?

Relationship expert Kelley Nene told Briefly News that the concept of love languages was Gary Chapman's attempt to create understanding among partners and solve relationship issues.

She further explained that there are five love languages:

1. Words of affirmation.
2. Acts of service.
3. Quality time.
4. Gift-giving.
5. Physical touch.

"Knowing not only your love language but your partner's can help you understand how you like to receive love and how best to show it to your partner."

Love language has SA laughing

The man's answer had many social media users cracking up in the comment section, with some feeling he did not understand the question.

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@estie_wolff wrote in the comments:

"He's laughing, but Bro doesn't know why it's funny."

@image.of.imperfection, who was tickled by the answer, said:

"I need to hear him flirt in Afrikaans now."

@martsofhearts shared their thoughts on Afrikaans, laughed and said:

"More like my road rage language."

@sabelorick told the online community:

"He even spoke with confidence."

@shakur5047 referred to Brendon when they said:

"He didn't expect that answer."

@the_pizzanwhiskey_show quoted the national anthem when they comically wrote:

"He wants that 'uit die blou van onse hemel' love."

Cape Town students butcher Afrikaans

In another story, Briefly News reported about a Cape Town teacher who instructed his class to speak in Afrikaans but felt disappointed when he heard them mixing the language with English.

The comical lesson had South Africans remembering how learning Afrikaans was for them in high school.

Source: Briefly News