How to Say “Uncle” in Dutch
The Dutch word for uncle is oom. The term refers to the brother (or brother-in-law) of someone’s parent.
The Dutch word for uncle is oom. The term refers to the brother (or brother-in-law) of someone’s parent.
To say “enjoy your meal” in Dutch, you say eet smakelijk. The phrase eet smakelijk is a common way to wish someone a pleasant experience while eating.
The English phrase ‘august’ is translated into Dutch as augustus. augustus is used to refer to the eighth month of the Gregorian calendar.
The English phrase “I miss you too” is translated into Dutch as Ik mis jou ook.
The English phrase “congratulations” is expressed in Dutch using gefeliciteerd. These terms are used to express approbation.
In Dutch, the English phrase “happy friday” is best expressed as fijn weekend.
The English phrase pollen can be translated into Dutch as stuifmeel or pollen. Both terms refer to the fine granular substance produced in flowers.
The Dutch phrase for “me too” is ik ook. ik ook is used to indicate that a statement or a feeling applies to the speaker as well.
Alex is the Dutch given name for Alex. Alex is used as a given name for a person.
The Dutch phrase for “I am” is ik ben. You can also use the expanded construction Ik ben een beetje to express that you are “a little” something.