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a direction used to instruct someone to continue traveling in the same direction that they are currently going, typically while driving or walking. 

means feeling the need or desire to eat food, often due to an empty or unsatisfied feeling in the stomach.

a question used to inquire about events, activities or plans happening during the upcoming weekend.

means feeling anxious or concerned about a situation or an outcome, often accompanied by a sense of uncertainty or apprehension. 

is a common phrase used to indicate that an individual has a hypersensitivity or allergic reaction to a particular substance, such as certain foods, medications, or environmental factors.

a direct question that is typically used to inquire about someone's feelings or level of interest towards the person asking the question.

is a compliment that expresses admiration or appreciation for someone's physical appearance.

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How do you say “Go straight ahead.” in Afrikaans?

“Gaan reguit aan.”

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