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CASPER DE VRIES - SUICIDE

From the 2005 one man show My Wereld (My World) - with English subtitles.

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Wynand Calitz commented on 10 Jan 2015

Daar word ek bly, dog ek lees die titel as koerantopskrif

Martyn W commented on 04 Mar 2015

Suicide is never a joke. I hope that you will never have to experience the devastation it leaves for those who are left behind. I am disapponted to read such a venomous, vitriolic comment in such a beautiful language. Shame on you.

CASPER DE VRIES - LEARNING CHANNEL

Tribute to William Smith of the South African Learning Channel in a sketch from the CasperRasper TVshow 2003.

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Jacques Louw commented on 20 Oct 2013

Whahahaha Classic Casper! "Why do we do that? Because i say so!"..If only my maths teacher would agree with me when i said so...

Warbandit Gaming commented on 14 Nov 2015

"First of all, what is this? . . . it's a fucking parrot" Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Casper se goed is moer snaaks :)

R Leigh commented on 20 Dec 2015

Lmao super funny never saw the end punch line coming lol. Funny from start to finnish.

PAVANZYL commented on 18 Oct 2015

4 out of every 3 people have problems with mathematics...

Marcel Venter commented on 21 Dec 2014

Een van Casper se snaakste sketse

Lenel Butler commented on 20 Oct 2013

Ek is nou ge educate!

Craig Ges commented on 03 Nov 2013

lmao

LESERSVIDEO: Grypdiewe slaan toe in Kaapse middestad

WAARSKUWING: Bevat kru taal Hierdie video wys hoe kansvatters Woensdag stalletjies oorkant die stasie in die Kaapse middestad plunder. Die beelde is ...

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William Welfare commented on 31 Oct 2013

"kyk, daar's 'n tourist bus [laughs], welcome to South Africa, baby."

juan heydenrych commented on 01 Nov 2013

Kyk hoe steel hulle die handsakke, dit moet in kaap stad wees.

Joey Biets commented on 12 Apr 2015

Heh hoe kan je nederlands praten

Christiaan Smit commented on 30 Oct 2013

sjoe hectic hoor!

CASPER DE VRIES - ENGLISH ACCENTS

From his 2004 one man show "Snaaks Genoeg", With subtitles.

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Raizin commented on 27 Aug 2014

This is hilarious! Thanks for the laughs! :'D But seriously though, as a native Dutch speaker and a linguistics nerd, I don't think the English R (at the start of syllables in most accents and at the end in US English) came from Dutch. I think it's the other way around. After all, only decades ago a rolling R was standard in most cases, and historically it was used most as well. (Although even today the exact pronunciation of R's is very much dependant on in what region in the Netherlands and Belgium you are) My guess is that the English R came from Celtic languages, because it is very prominent in Irish and related languages.

Cairán Hennessy (Qwasi) commented on 29 Dec 2014

Wat een baas! Kan inderdaad ook niet zeggen dat mijn R in het Engels of Nederlands klinkt zoals hij voordeed, maar ik ben dan ook een Limburger. Keep it up!