of

of

"Or"

Here, 'of' is used as a conjunction introducing an indirect question, equivalent to 'if' or 'whether' in English.

Ek wonder of hy gaan kom.

I wonder if he will come.

In this sentence, 'of' is used as part of a phrase indicating alternatives, translating to 'or' in English.

Het jy suiker, of nie?

Do you have sugar, or not?

Here, 'of' introduces alternatives and is used in the context of expressing deliberation, similar to 'or' when weighing options in English.

Ek weet nie of ek bly moet wees, of hartseer nie.

I don't know whether I should be happy, or sad.