Afrikaans vocabulary for making coffee and tea

We make some coffee and tea and learn some Afrikaans vocabulary as we go about it. We learn how to ask if you want tea or coffee in Afrikaans, saying the kettle is boiling, I am dipping the rusk in the coffee, enjoy your coffee and so on.
We also learn the Afrikaans words for tap, kettle, flame, stove, cup, saucer, teacup, teaspoon, teabag, steam, boiling water, black tea, black coffee, stir, sugar, milk and rusk.
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[@azariacba]

Baie dankie vir hierdie video. Ek is lief vir jou taal en dit het my baie gehelp.

[@YourAfrikaansChannel]

Dit is 'n groot plesier! En baie dankie vir die terugvoer.

[@rpo_tv455]

Baie dankie! Jy het 'n pragtige kombuis.

[@YourAfrikaansChannel]

Nogmaals, baie dankie.

[@BrandonLeeBrown]

I remember in Afrikaans chat, a coffee maker in Afrikaans is called a "perkolator"(?), but I forget the exact spelling. In America a percolator is an older machine for making coffee than a coffee maker, but the Afrikaners told me that they don't make a difference between the two in Afrikaans.

[@YourAfrikaansChannel]

The term 'perkulator' used in Afrikaans is an anglicism - a term/word taken from English and used in another language. The correct Afrikaans would be 'koffieperkuleerder' (Afr participle = deelwoord). However it is not widely used. We simply refer to ' koffiemaker' or 'koffiemasjien'. Should coffee be made by a perculator/filter it is called 'gefiltreerde koffie' (filtered coffee).