How to Say “Where Is” in Dutch
The English phrase “where is” is translated into Dutch as waar is.
The English phrase “where is” is translated into Dutch as waar is.
The English phrase obsolete translates to Dutch as verouderd. The term refers to something that is no longer in use.
The English word vodka is wodka in Dutch. wodka refers to a clear, distilled alcoholic liquor.
The Dutch phrase for “enjoy your vacation” is Fijne vakantie. This phrase is used to wish someone a pleasant time while they are on holiday.
In Dutch, “good luck tomorrow” is said as veel succes morgen.
In Dutch, “how are you doing?” is expressed as hoe gaat het met je?
Jacob is the Dutch way to say the male given name Jacob. Jacob is a male given name used as the standard form of the name.
The English phrase ‘welcome’ is translated into Dutch as welkom! The word is used as a greeting given upon someone’s arrival.
The English word “water” is water in Dutch. The primary meaning of water is the inorganic compound H₂O.
The Dutch word for “ear” is oor. The word oor refers to the organ of hearing.