Dutch

In Dutch, the phrase for “check please” is mag ik de rekening. This phrase is used to request the bill at the end of a meal in a restaurant.

In Dutch, the phrase ‘i don’t care’ is expressed as het kan me niets schelen.

The Dutch word for rice is rijst. rijst is a noun used to refer to the seeds used as food.

To say no, thank you in Dutch, say Nee, dank je.

The English phrase “best of luck” is translated into Dutch as veel geluk. veel geluk is the standard way to wish someone success or good fortune in Dutch.

In Dutch, meneer is the way to say Mr. meneer is used as a title before a man’s surname or full name, functioning exactly like the English ‘Mr.’

The English phrase “you look beautiful” is translated into Dutch as je ziet er mooi uit.

The English phrase ‘enjoy’ is translated into Dutch as genieten van.

The Dutch way to say “shush” is sst. You can also use the noun stilte, which translates to “silence”, to indicate that someone should be quiet.

In Dutch, to say “like” (as in to like someone or something), you use the phrase leuk vinden.