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Description:Mutual intelligibility[ edit ] There is a high degree of mutual intelligibility between the two languages, [8] [14] [15] particularly in written form. Conversely, wees, meaning "to be" in Afrikaans, is used as the imperative in Dutch, although it is used as the imperative in religious contexts in Afrikaans e. Verb forms[ edit ] The simplification of verbs in Afrikaans, with almost all verbs being regular and the near absence of the simple past tense, means that while the phrase ek het gehelp "I have helped" or "I helped" would be recognisable by Dutch speakers, the Dutch phrases ik heb geholpen and ik hielp would not be as readily understood by speakers of Afrikaans. Similarly, the resemblance of Afrikaans verbs like lees "to read", Dutch lezen to the first person singular and verbs like gaan "to go" to infinitive forms in Dutch means that julle lees "you [plural] read" or ek gaan "I go" would be understood by Dutch speakers more readily than jullie lezen or ik ga would be by Afrikaans speakers. Unmarked and marked forms of words[ edit ] As Afrikaans no longer has unmarked and marked forms of words, instead using words derived from the marked forms in Dutch, the Afrikaans words for "there" and "now", daar and nou, are more intelligible to speakers of Dutch than the unmarked Dutch forms er and nu are to Afrikaans speakers. For example, nou is daar, meaning "now there is" in Afrikaans, [20] is sometimes encountered in Dutch [21] although nou is used more colloquially for emphasis, in the sense of the English "well".
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