Was heißt »Hol­län­disch« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Sprechen Sie Holländisch?

Do you speak Dutch?

Holländisch ist ihre Muttersprache.

She is a native speaker of Dutch.

Meine Väter sprechen kein Holländisch.

My fathers don't speak Dutch.

Sie sprechen Holländisch.

They are speaking Dutch.

Dein Holländisch ist schrecklich.

Your Dutch is terrible.

Antonyme

Flä­misch:

Flemish

See­län­disch:

Zealandic

Englische Beispielsätze

• Let's go Dutch today.

• I'm happy, 'cause I'm learning some Dutch.

• How to say XXX in Dutch?

• How do you say XXX in Dutch?

• The following fairy tales retold in English in 1918 were based on Dutch legends and collected in the book, Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folks, 1918.

• Guus Hiddink is Dutch.

• This area was first settled by the Dutch more than two hundred years ago.

• This art collection is rich in paintings by Dutch masters.

• I'd be happy to translate all that, but I don't know Dutch.

• It's not difficult to learn Dutch.

• The Dutch were just not in control any more.

• That's OK, we can go Dutch tonight.

• I don't understand Dutch. It's difficult.

• South Guelderish is a dialect of Dutch spoken in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

• Brigitte is a Dutch name.

• In the Dutch city of Maastricht there are said to be 53 churches; some of them are now used as shops, cafés or museums.

• In the Dutch town of Maastricht there ought to be 53 churches, but some of them are already used as shops, cafés or museums.

• My parents don't speak Dutch.

• Where is the Dutch embassy?

• Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch painter.

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ger­ma­ni­sche Spra­che:

Germanic language