How to Say “What Do You Mean?” in Dutch
In Dutch, ‘what do you mean?’ is said as wat bedoel je? This phrase is used to ask someone to explain or clarify what they have just said.
In Dutch, ‘what do you mean?’ is said as wat bedoel je? This phrase is used to ask someone to explain or clarify what they have just said.
Vincent van Gogh is the Dutch name for the famous Dutch Post-Impressionist painter. In close circles, friends might refer to him simply as Vincent.
In Flemish “Belgium” is België. This is also the standard Dutch name.
thee is the Dutch word for tea. The word refers to the drink made from the leaves of the tea plant.
The English phrase ice cream is translated into Dutch as ijs. The term is used to refer to the dessert.
The Flemish word for “yes” is Ja, the same as in the Netherlands. For a stronger answer you can say jawel or jazeker, which means “certainly”.
The English phrase “go netherlands” can be expressed in Dutch as Hup Holland Hup.
The English word ‘strawberry’ is translated into Dutch as aardbei. aardbei is a feminine noun used to refer to the accessory fruit known as a strawberry.
The English word ‘beef’ is translated into Dutch as rundvlees. The term is used to refer to beef as a type of meat or a general substance.