How to Say “Dutch Language” in Dutch
The English phrase “dutch language” is translated into Dutch as Nederlands.
The English phrase “dutch language” is translated into Dutch as Nederlands.
The English word ‘cup’ is translated into Dutch as kop. The word is used to refer to a drinking vessel.
The English phrase “good day” is translated into Dutch as goedendag. goedendag is a greeting used between sunrise and sunset.
The Dutch phrase for “good dog” is brave hond. This phrase is used to praise a dog for being well-behaved or obedient.
To stop in Dutch is primarily expressed as stoppen. The verb is used to express the concept of not continuing an action or process.
The Dutch phrase for “great grandfather” is overgrootvader. overgrootvader refers to the father of one’s grandparent.
To pee in Dutch is plassen. The verb plassen is used to describe the act of urinating. Note that the related noun plas can also mean a puddle.
The English phrase ‘something’ is translated into Dutch as iets. iets is a pronoun used to refer to an unspecified object.
In Flanders the polite pair is Alstublieft en dank u, with alstublieft for “please” and dank u for “thank you”.
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