English to Dutch

It's the same: viscose

ard isn't an Eglish, nor Dutch word.

When referring to the English word 'art' it means 'kunst'

When referring to the German broadcast ARD, it's the same.

When referring to the English word 'are' it means 'zijn'

I am = ik ben

You are = jij bent

He/she is = hij/zij is

It is = het is

We are = wij zijn

They are = zij zijn

Kindly post in English to enable me correctly answer your questions.

The British, French, and Dutch were all seeking new trade routes and resources during the Age of Exploration in the 15th to 17th centuries. They aimed to expand their empires, acquire valuable commodities such as spices and gold, and establish colonies in the Americas and Asia. Additionally, they sought to spread their religious beliefs and gain geopolitical power over rival nations. This competition ultimately led to significant cultural exchanges and conflicts among these European powers.

'Dutch' is 'Nederlands' in Dutch

The English word is derived from "Diets". Dutch is based on Frankish, but that term has vanished into the mists of time, or so it seems. Nederland simply means low (nether) land, surviving in the term Low Countries (including Belgium, where another form of Low German is spoken, known as Flemish (Vlaams) and of course in Bob Dylan's Ballad "Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands" - an ode to chanteuse Nico whom Dylan mistook for a Dutch lady (she was German). Double Dutch refers to unintelligible speech, as Dutch is peppered with guttural fricatives, sounding like a commercial for Fisherman's Friend, as an English pal once quipped.

'I and you' means 'Ik en jij'

'Organic matter' is an English equivalent of 'Organische stof'.

The Dutch and the Lenape did not fight. During the 17th century, the Dutch and the Swedes began sharing their culture and their goods with the Lenape people.

niet roken

'The Hague' is called 'Den Haag' in the Netherlands.

Welkom in ons huis.

Check the pronunciation on google translate or something.

I'm currently not in the office is an English equivalent of 'Ik ben momenteel niet op kantoor'.

slotmanipulatie

Ik hou van Amsterdam

Kleine zus.

"Good morning sunshine" is in Dutch "goede morgen zonnestraal". However it's not common to say that in Dutch.

'enjoy your coffee' is in Dutch 'geniet van je koffie'

Go To Google Translate.! (:

In Dutch you say "interieur" or "inwendig".

In Dutch trader is "Handelaar".

verrassing is the word for surprise in Dutch. This word is used for enexpected thing.

Farewell = vaarwel