No. 369 in Afrikaans
marks
In Afrikaans, "marks" means "marks" or "grades" in English, referring to scores or assessments.
In a sentence
Die student het goeie punte in sy eksamen gekry.
The student received good marks in his exam.
The word "marks" refers to grades or scores achieved by the student in an examination.
Daar is skrape op die muur wat merke gelaat het.
There are scratches on the wall that left marks.
The word "marks" describes physical traces or impressions left on an object.
Hierdie gebeurtenis sal die geskiedenis vir altyd as 'n keerpunt merk.
This event will forever mark history as a turning point.
The word "mark" is used as a verb meaning to denote or highlight something significant.
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