How to Say “I” in Dutch
The English phrase “I” is ik in Dutch. The phrase refers to the personal pronoun (pron).
The English phrase “I” is ik in Dutch. The phrase refers to the personal pronoun (pron).
hoe was je dag is the Dutch way to say “how was your day”. This phrase is used to ask someone about the events and experiences they had during their day.
The English word butterfly is vlinder in Dutch. The word refers to the insect.
The English phrase “yes please” is translated into Dutch as ja, graag.
The English word sugar is suiker in Dutch. suiker refers to sucrose from sugar cane or sugar beet used to sweeten food and drink.
The Dutch phrase for “pleased to meet you” is aangenaam. These phrases are used as polite formulas when being introduced to someone new.
The Dutch word for loser is verliezer. Verliezer refers to a person who fails to win.
The Dutch word for clock is klok. Klok is the standard and most common term for a clock.
To say “have a good weekend” in Dutch, you use fijn weekend. This phrase is used to wish someone a pleasant weekend.
The English phrase ‘learn’ is translated into Dutch as leren. The word leren is the standard Dutch term for ‘to learn’.