Dutch

In Dutch, the phrase ‘I miss you’ can be expressed as ik mis je. In informal settings, you can say ik mis je to one person or ik mis jullie to a group.

To say “happy new year” in Dutch, use gelukkig Nieuwjaar. The phrase gelukkig Nieuwjaar is the standard way to wish someone a happy new year.

The English phrase ‘sorry’ can be translated into Dutch as sorry, het spijt me or pardon.

The English word “never” is translated into Dutch as nooit. Both nooit and nimmer mean “at no time”.

The English phrase “I am fine” is translated into Dutch as Het gaat goed met mij.

The English word ‘language’ is translated to Dutch as taal. taal is the most common and neutral way to refer to a language.

fijne Koningsdag is the Dutch way to say happy kings day.

In Dutch, the English phrase ‘tip’ is translated as tip when referring to a piece of advice. The word tip refers to a piece of advice.

In Dutch, the English word ‘loud’ can be translated as luid or hard.

In Pennsylvania Dutch you ask Wie geht’s? for “how are you”. It is the common everyday question and is close to the German Wie geht’s?