This isn't Dutch, but Afrikaans (South African). 'Geniet die dag' means 'Enjoy your day'.
The "leker" was probably meant to be "lekker" (nice).
But this would have to be an idiom, since it says
"Enjoy the day and get nice rot" or "Enjoy the day and get well rotten."
(technically Geniet die dag en kry lekker vrotheid / verrotting)
Geniet jou dag
This is how it is spell . Ek hoop dat jy geniet jou dag or I hope that you enjoy your day. If you want the pronunciation ekk hoop daat yehay geeneat joow daag. Or Hoop julle het n' baie lekker dag gehad/Hope you have a very nice day. Uf you want the pronunciation to say it properly in Afrikaans then it's hoop yulle heet a baayer lecker daag geehadt
1 hg = 10 dag so 45 hg = 10*45 = 450 dag.1 hg = 10 dag so 45 hg = 10*45 = 450 dag.1 hg = 10 dag so 45 hg = 10*45 = 450 dag.1 hg = 10 dag so 45 hg = 10*45 = 450 dag.
No, 4.5g does not equal to 45 dag. 4.5g equals to .45 dag.
Have a nice day is " ha en trevlig dag" in Swedish.
15 hectograms are larger then 1.5 decagrams. 1 hg = 10 dag ⇒ 15 hg = 15 x 10 dag = 150 dag 150 dag > 1.5 dag ⇒ 15 hg > 1.5 dag
13 dag is 0.13kg
Day is the English equivalent of 'Dag'.
1g= how much dag
Dag Szepanski was born in 1943.
Dag Gundersen was born in 1928.
Dag Wirén was born in 1905.