How to Say “I Hate You” in Dutch
In Dutch, the phrase “I hate you” is said as ik haat je. This phrase is an expression of intense dislike.
In Dutch, the phrase “I hate you” is said as ik haat je. This phrase is an expression of intense dislike.
The Dutch word for homework is huiswerk. In Dutch, you use the verb maken (to make/do) with this noun, typically in the phrase huiswerk maken.
The English phrase “so beautiful” is translated into Dutch as zo mooi. zo mooi is used for emphasis.
The Dutch word for ‘mister’ is meneer. meneer is a title for an adult male.
The Dutch word for bulb is bol. bol refers to a rounded solid object.
The English word “boat” is translated into Dutch as boot. The term refers to a water craft. You can also use the related verb varen to mean travel by boat.
hallo schoonheid is the Dutch way to say hello beautiful.
The English phrase avenue can be translated into Dutch as laan. The word laan refers to a broad street or an avenue.
The Dutch phrase for “pleased to meet you” is aangenaam. These phrases are used as polite formulas when being introduced to someone new.