How to Say “Mister” in Dutch
The Dutch word for ‘mister’ is meneer. meneer is a title for an adult male.
The Dutch word for ‘mister’ is meneer. meneer is a title for an adult male.
The English phrase avenue can be translated into Dutch as laan. The word laan refers to a broad street or an avenue.
The Dutch phrase for orange juice is sinaasappelsap. The term refers to the juice of squeezed oranges.
In Flemish and in Dutch, Brussels is Brussel, without the final s of English. The French name is Bruxelles.
The Dutch word for birthday is verjaardag. verjaardag is a masculine noun used to refer to the anniversary of a person’s birth.
The English phrase “you stink” can be translated into Dutch as je stinkt.
The Dutch word for child is kind. kind is the most common and neutral term used to refer to a son, a daughter or someone’s offspring.
The Dutch phrase for “happy sabbath” is Fijne sabbat. This phrase is used as a greeting to wish someone a pleasant day of rest on the Sabbath.
The English phrase “postcode” is translated into Dutch as postcode. The term refers to a sequence of letters and numbers added to a postal address.