What does Vat jou goed en trek mean?

Afrikaans for 'Take your things and go.' A dismissive phrase telling someone to leave For example: "We're done – vat jou goed en trek! (We're done – take your stuff and go!)"

Where does the slang word Vat jou goed en trek come from?

Vat jou goed en trek is a slang term from South Africa. It is part of the rich slang vocabulary used in South Africa and across Africa.

Vat jou goed en trek

🇿🇦 South Africa Slang

Added Aug 03, 2025 · 1 definition

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Vat jou goed en trek definition 1

Afrikaans for 'Take your things and go.' A dismissive phrase telling someone to leave

"We're done – vat jou goed en trek! (We're done – take your stuff and go!)"

by Khulekani Dladla Elder · Aug 03, 2025

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Country: 🇿🇦 South Africa
Definitions: 1 community definition
Added: August 2025

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