Reflexive pronouns in Afrikaans are words that we use when the subject of the sentence does something to itself. Just like in English, where we say 'myself' or 'yourself', Afrikaans has its own special words for this.
Let's look at some of the common reflexive pronouns in Afrikaans. For 'myself', we say 'myself'. For 'yourself' when talking to one person, we say 'jouself'. For 'himself' and 'herself', we say 'homself' and 'haarself'. For 'ourselves', we say 'onselves', and for 'yourselves' when talking to more than one person, we say 'julleselfs'. Finally, for 'themselves', we say 'hulself' or 'hulleself'. Remember, these words help us show that the action is happening to the same person or thing that's doing it.