Generally yes. Only around 125 Dutch Smoushond puppies are registered each year. This breed of dog is relatively unknown outside of the Netherlands.
The Dutch Smoushond can be kept in an apartment as long as it is provided with enough exercise. This active breed of dog requires long, daily walks.
Generally yes. Only around 125 Dutch Smoushond puppies are registered each year. This is particularly the case outside of the Netherlands where this breed of dog is hardly known.
"Harde schijf" is a Dutch equivalent of "hard disk drive."
they faced hard yard had to find there own food and clothes
Yes you can, it's just a matter of searching for them as they can be hard to find in some areas.
Groot But the g is hard to say if you're not dutch..
Schoenen is the Dutch word for shoes. It's hard to say this word if you're not Dutch.
Find a school or something like that that teaches people Dutch. Or go to the Netherlands, you can find Dutch courses there.
hart = heart but dont get confused! : hart = heart & hard = hard
no,william penn did but he was a dutch
It's very hard to pronounce Dutch words and hard to write down how you should say it so you would get it right.. But the a's would be pronounced differently in Dutch and the rest would be the same. It would be like saying AAAAH when you're scared, that's the a you have to use in the name Natalie in Dutch.
The 'ui' sound in Dutch is like the English ' ou' or 'ow' sound. So 'huis' is pronounced like ' house' and means the same. 'uit' is pronounced as 'out' and means the same. The Dutch town of ' Ijmuiden' is pronounced like ' ay- mou den' . and means the ' mouth of the 'Ij'. the waterway alongside Amsterdam. NB The 'ij' sound can be like the English 'ay' or like the English 'eye'. It depends on its context in speech. e.g. Dijk' is pronounced like ' dike' and means the same. However, the Dutch city of Nijmegan is pronounced as ' Naymegan'.