Dutch

The Dutch word for yummy is lekker. Lekker can be used to describe both food and drinks.

The English phrase “are you hungry?” is translated into Dutch as heb je honger?

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

The English phrase ‘uk’ is abbreviated as VK in Dutch. VK is the standard abbreviation used to refer to the United Kingdom.

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

In Flemish “hello” is Dag or Hallo. A friendlier, polite option is Goeiedag, which means “good day”.

In Flemish a warm “good night” is Slaap wel, which means “sleep well”. Goeienacht is also used. Slaap wel is what you say to family and friends before bed.

To say ‘drop it’ in Dutch, you use laat maar vallen.

The Dutch word for awesome is geweldig. The term is used to describe something that is excellent or exciting.

The Dutch word for babe is schatje. The term is used to refer to an attractive person.