smaak
An afrikaans word meaning taste or crave. More commonly used as a slang word meaning to be attracted to or having feelings of desire for another person. To have a crush on someone or be horny.
Cyril: Yes like it Ethel, I smaak you with a passion hey!!
Ethel: Put that sausage away!! I got a headache tonight!
Koos: Boet, I smaak a lekker big steak now!!
Fanie: Ja, you always such a vraat!
Ethel: Put that sausage away!! I got a headache tonight!
Koos: Boet, I smaak a lekker big steak now!!
Fanie: Ja, you always such a vraat!
smaak
Pronouced "shmaak" is a term for "like" in the afrikaans language, originally used mainly by people from the southern suburbs of Johannesburg.
I smaak your ass lank china!
smaak
(South African surfer's English. Derived from Afrikaans.)
To like or prefer someone or something. Rhymes with "smock". Literally means "to taste".
To like or prefer someone or something. Rhymes with "smock". Literally means "to taste".
Ag, nought, man, I don't smaak that ouk, ek se.
"Oh, no, man, I don't like that dude, I have to say."
"Oh, no, man, I don't like that dude, I have to say."
Smaak
South African, Durban, Indian slang terminology
To like or enjoy something
To like or enjoy something
I smaak your haircut.
Smaak it or what?
Smaak it or what? Is a phrase used in South Africa
Response to smaak it or what? = “make it”
Response to smaak it or what? = “make it”
Kyle: Smaak it or what? Devi : “Make it “🥺
Kraak & Smaak
An incredible jazzy yet contemporary three person band with some of the best music ever. They have released dozens of songs, such as The Man of Constant Sorrow, Money in the Bag, Plastic People, Enzo, and my personal favorites, Squeeze Me and Thinking Back.
I was listening to Kraak & Smaak at the dentist yesterday, and I was instantly relaxed.