English to Dutch

parelgierst is the word for pearl millet. It is a type of grain in Africa.

It's a name from the north of the Netherlands (from the region Friesland). '-ma' means 'son of'. 'Sikke' comes from the first name 'Sicke' or 'Sicco' (it does not mean 'the sick one'!). 'Sicke' comes from 'Sigi' as in 'Sifridus'. 'Sig-' means 'Winner' ('sieger' in German).

So 'Sikkema' means: the son/daughter of a winner.

He [she or it] will be here is the English equivalent of 'aderit'. The verb is in the form of the third person singular. It's in the future indicative tense.

laten we gaan Nederland is the translation. This is translated from English to Dutch.

Overlevende is a Dutch equivalent of 'survivor'. Survivant is French. Überlebende(r) is German.

Pennsylvania Dutch is just a form of low German. High German is just a more formal pronunciation of things, and is spoken among the Amish & Mennonites. So if you were to say Papiertasche or Papiersack, it would probably suffice, and be understood.

When speaking of the state Rhode Island (RI), it is the same word.

Rhode Island, USA (United States of America) = Rhode Island, VS (Verenigde Staten van Amerika)

I would say: 'Happy thanksgiving'. Because Thanksgiving is an American holiday, not a Dutch, there is no specific translation for it.

English: Candle [kan-dl] -> Dutch: Kaars [karsh]

It's a lot like "harsh", but with a "K" aside from an "H"

'Spoorzoeken' is a Dutch equivalent of 'tracking' as the term is used in ecology and in hunting.

Watson 820, yellow, round. This pill is percodan which is oxycodone/aspirin.

I guess it would be called droogleggen/droogmalen "Inpoldering" would be another term.

Have a safe journey = heb een veilige reis

'Don't throw away your old shoes until you have got new ones' is

'gooi geen oude schoenen weg voordat je nieuwe hebt' in dutch

There are many different ways to spell "ticket" because there are many definitions of the word. Here are a few: ticket=ticket; card, ticket, note, coupon= kaartje; ticket, note, bill= biljet; voucher, receipt, coupon= bon.

'hug' is 'knuffel' in Dutch

Dank je

mane of the first (or main) mascot

Waar is het centraal station?

Payroll is an English equivalent of 'Bedrijfsvoorheffing'.

Vreselijk is a Dutch equivalent of 'appalling'.

The answer for this question is vliegtuig...

moed is the word for courage in dutch. It is the ability to do something that frightens.

Soldaat is a Dutch equivalent of 'soldier'. 'Militaire dienst' is 'military service' in Dutch.