"What time is it?" is an English equivalent of "Hoe laat is het?"
Specifically, the interrogative "hoe" means "how." The adjective "laat" means "late." The verb "is" means "is." The article/pronoun "het" means "it."
Hoe laat is het?
"Hoe laat is het?" is a Dutch equivalent of "What time is it?"Specifically, the interrogative "hoe" means "how." The adjective "laat" means "late." The verb "is" means "is." The article/pronoun "het" means "it".
"Hoe laat is het? " translates to "what time is it?"
"It is late" is an English equivalent of "Het is laat."Specifically, the article/pronoun "het" means "it." The verb "is" means "is." The adjective "laat" means "late."
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"Het is laat" is a Dutch equivalent of "It is late."Specifically, the article/pronoun "het" means "it." The verb "is" means "is." The adjective "laat" means "late".
Hoe gaat het? or Hoe is het met je?
Hoe gaat het vandaag means the same thing as 'How is your day going?'. The reason for this translation is that a person would never say it in the exact same way as you would say it in English.
Laat Staan in het engels is "Let Alone". B.v. "I have enough trouble with the dutch language, let alone German"
Hoe gaat het?
'Hoe gaat het met u?'
"What's up?" is in Dutch "Hoe gaat het?".