How do you spell privileged in Afrikaans?

The dictionary defines ‘privileged’ as ‘given rank or position that confers rights, benefits, or opportunities beyond what is expected’. In Afrikaans, the word ‘privileged’ is used to describe a person who is born into a socially, ethnically or economically advantaged position. The word has a negative connotation, denoting someone who was born with a silver spoon in their mouth and continues to enjoy advantages, even when they are not deserved.

How do you say privileged in Spanish?

The word ‘privileged’ in Spanish is poderoso. If you want to use this word in a text, you need to check if it’s a common misspelling. But, in conversation it’s fine to use that spelling.

How do you spell privileged in German?

The German spelling for the word privileged is ‘privilegid’. It is a combination of the prefix ‘priv’, meaning private or personal, and the Latin ‘licere’, meaning to be allowed. The prefix ‘priv’ is used in many German words that describe something that is private or personal, such as privacy, pregnancy, and privative.

How to say privileged in French?

The word ‘privileged’ is a translation of the Afrikaans ‘gewestig’. In the early 20th century, the term gewestig was used to describe white people who were born into a wealthy family. A gewestig was not dependent on the state for their survival, and therefore were born into a position of power.

How do you say privileged in Afrikaans?

The word “privileged” is usually used to describe someone who has been given more opportunities or more money than most people. It’s not easy to describe the concept of privilege in Afrikaans. There are many different aspects to it. There’s societal privilege. Privilege in South Africa is related to the the history of Apartheid, and people born into a family that had a place in the system were more likely to be given opportunities.