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The English phrase “but” is translated into Dutch as maar. In certain contexts, maar can also function as an adverb meaning “just” or “only”.

The English phrase “I hate” is translated into Dutch as ik haat.

To say “I love you, mom” in Dutch, you say ik hou van je, mam. This phrase is an expression of affection used to tell one’s mother that she is loved.

The Dutch word for ‘up’ is omhoog. Omhoog is an adverb used to describe movement away from the earth’s surface or an increase in value or amount.

The English word please is translated into Dutch as alstublieft. The interjection is used to make a polite request.

The Dutch phrase for “oh no” is oh nee. oh nee is an exclamation used to express alarm.

The English phrase “my condolences” is translated into Dutch as gecondoleerd.

The English word banana is banaan in Dutch. The term refers to the edible fruit. It is a feminine noun.

The English phrase “curses” is expressed in Dutch as vloeken.

The English phrase “I love you too” is translated into Dutch as Ik hou ook van jou.