Bek-Slaner (Afrispeel)
An Afrikaans Wordle: find the day's five-letter word.
Every day: One five-letter Afrikaans word a day, the same for every player, to find in six tries. New puzzle: Once a day.

Bek-Slaner is a daily Afrikaans Wordle on the Afrispeel site. Each day there is one five-letter Afrikaans word, the same for everyone, and you have six tries to find it, with coloured tiles marking right, misplaced and missing letters.
About Bek-Slaner (Afrispeel)
Bek-Slaner is the Wordle of Afrispeel, an Afrikaans site of daily word games that also publishes the AfriMienie mini crossword and the Roosterkoek grid game.
Every day there is one hidden five-letter Afrikaans word, the same for all players. You type five-letter Afrikaans words, and each guess colours its letters: right letter in the right place, right letter in the wrong place, or not in the word. You have six tries.
It is free in the browser.
It suits Afrikaans speakers and learners who want a daily word puzzle in Afrikaans, alongside or instead of WATSE.
How to play Bek-Slaner (Afrispeel)
- Type any five-letter Afrikaans word.
- Read the colours on each tile.
- Use the clues to choose your next guess.
- Find the word within six tries.
Tips
- Start with common Afrikaans letters such as E, A, R, S and N.
- Remember double vowels like EE and OO are common.
- Try the other Afrispeel dailies afterwards.
Questions
How many guesses do I get?
Six.
Is it the same word for everyone?
Yes.
What else is on Afrispeel?
The AfriMienie mini crossword and the Roosterkoek grid game.
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