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English to Dutch
This category covers translation of English words or phrases into Dutch.
526 Questions
Have fun enjoy your family in Dutch?
veel plezier te genieten met het hele gezin. This is the word for enjoy with family.
How do you spell courage in Dutch?
It depends on the sentence but it's moed, moedig or dapper. When you say to someone: 'You're courageous'. It's in Dutch: 'Je bent moedig' or 'Je bent dapper'.
How do you spell green awning in the Netherlands?
groen zonnescherm (when it's used to block the sun --> usually seen on the back side of a house to keep the sun out of the living room)
groene luifel (when it's above a store's entrance/door)
How do you say goodmorning cj in dutch?
i dont know how you mean cj but if it is a name
than it would be:
goedemorgen cj.
i hope you mean cj as an name.
otherwhise you can tell
im dutch by my self
What is the Dutch translation for 'ascending reticular activating system'?
There is no Dutch word for ARAS, it's the same.
I think your best friend calls you 'kutjoch', which is a rude (but not uncommon) name you can call a boy who annoys you. It's mostly used by young people. If you translate it literally, it means *a obscene word for a womans genitals*-boy (a girl can be called a kutwijf, which means *a obscene word for a womans genitals*-women). I think the English equivalent of 'kutjoch' is ***hole, or ****head, but the difference is that 'kutjoch' can only be used for boys, not for grown men.
How do you say 'can I have it' in Dutch?
'Can I have it?' is in Dutch 'kan ik het hebben?' If you mean 'may I have it?' it would be 'mag ik het hebben?'
What is the Dutch 'sago' in English?
Sago is the English equivalent of the Dutch 'sago'. One reason for the sameness of the word in both languages is its status as a loan word from Malay. It refers to a starch extract and to the plant from which the starch is extracted.
Ashley in dutch is Ashley, since it is a name it won't change.
The name Ashley is not uncommen in the Netherlands.
How do you say your welcome in Dutch?
'You're welcome' translates to 'graag gedaan'. 'Thank you' translates to 'dankuwel' (polite) or 'dankjewel'.
What is the Dutch word for 'Hello'?
'Hello' is in Dutch 'Hallo'.
You can also say 'hoi', 'hai' of 'hey', this means 'hi' in English.
'Goedendag' (this is formal) or just 'dag' is also acceptable. When you meet someone for the very first time you can say 'aangenaam' or 'aangenaam kennis met u te maken'. This means 'it's a pleasure to meet you'. This term is used in a business sense.
hello =hallo
hi=hoi
goodbye=tot ziens
Hallo
1. Kill alarm clocks and let you body decide when to go to bed and when to wake up.
2. Take a 20-40 minute nap every day
3. Reduce caffeine intake
For a comprehensive article on various aspects of sleep, including how sleep is related to improving one's memories, see the link below.
Dutch, Duits, Diets, Deitsch and Deutsch are similar because they are cognate. Meaning that they all ultimately derive from the same root word.
This root is found in the Common West Germanic of about 200-400 AD, and was þeod (or theod) and it meant people.
Though the modern words that derive from this root are similar, they have very different meanings.
Deutsch in German, and Duits in Dutch, means German.
Dutch in English, and Diets in Dutch, means Dutch.
Deitsch is the word used among the Pennsylvania Germans for both modern German and Pennsylvania German.
Why do people shake hands when they greet each other?
Because it's a way for each person to acknowledge the other.
AnswerShaking hands starts back in the early 1800s and was as good as a written contract for a promise or a deal. Men in those days NEVER shook hands with a woman (would either bow or kiss the top of her hand when she extended it.) With women in these modern times plying for a position in the man's business world it is now acceptable for a man to shake hands with a woman. To tell you the truth it bothers me if I just meet a male person and they insist on a hand shake and a nod of acknowledgement would have been perfect. When in a business deal I have no problems with a solid hand shake.Also noted that years ago the strengths of a good solid hand shake in comparison to a weak one was to show the character of that man. Strong hand shake ... you could trust the man ... weak one, he was weak in character and not to be trusted.
Also worth pondering on, or considering as a reason...
85-92% of the population are Right Handed, and hand shakes are made with the right hand. In order to shake hands both persons have to have "empty hands". So it is also a way to show to the person one is shaking hands with that your right hand (the one you would be most likely to have a weapon in, as most people are right handed) is empty.
In other words it is a way to show that you are not holding a weapon in your strongest hand- "Here is my fighting hand, it is empty, feel it."
Arubaanse Militie is what the abbreviation or acronym ARUMIL stands for. Its equivalent in English is 'Aruban military'. ARUMIL service is voluntary. ARUMIL soldiers are trained by the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps. After basic training, each soldier is considered an Aruban Marine.
