It means to go on a date where each person pays for themselves.
In current times, this term generally means for two people to split the bill at a restaurant. You pay your half, I'll pay mine.
A dutch man is a man from the Netherlands, or as we dutch say a dutch man is a "hollander"
Begart is not a Dutch word.
The expression to "haul ass" means to go very FAST.To leave in a hurry.
The expression Go to the mattress is just more comfy than the original expression, Go to the mat, which comes from wrestling. In wrestling matches, the objective is to take your opponent "to the mat" and pin him there until the referee calls who won that move or match. Gym mats are protective-- but firm and hard. When you change the expression to mattress, you can see how much softer that would be to do on a mattress.
Ourloft is not a Dutch word.
Never heard the expression to go German. There is, however the phrase to go Dutch, which means to split the cost equally between all parties.
"Go Dutch" is an English expression that means splitting the cost of something equally. Another way to say this is to "go 50-50"
For couples in relationships, a match made in heaven is a common expression that means they have the perfect relationship. To go out with someone means to date them and go Dutch means to split the bill at a restaurant.
The expression "go climb a tree" is a dismissive way of telling someone to go away or leave you alone. It is often used when someone is annoyed or frustrated with another person.
It is Dutch for "go poop".
The word "Wao" is Dutch, its translation to English is "Wow". It basically means to be impressed greatly. It is an expression of surprised admiration.
being scared/running away
The original expression is a Dutch treat, in which you invite someone to join you for something but expect them to pay their own way. Possibly it dates from the many years the English were at war with the Dutch. There are other expressions in English that are uncomplimentary to the Dutch, such as Dutch uncle, meaning a stern and unforgiving task-master; Dutch-built, said of an ugly ship; and others too coarse for publication here.
"dat wij" is Dutch for "that we". Like in: zij zeggen dat wij moeten gaan --> they say that we have to go.
The Dutch word for liar is "leugenaar." It is used to describe someone who tells false or misleading statements on purpose.
A 'Dutch nickel' means a hug. This expression should probably be seen in relation to the proverbial Dutch reluctance to part with real money; a hug is a form of help that does not cost a thing.
Dutch Merrick goes by Dutch.