Chapter 13 Quiz

Dutch to English Translations

• "Bezoekt (bezoeken)" translates to "is visiting" in English.
• "Kom binnen (binnenkomen)" translates to "come in" in English.
• "De kerk" translates to "church" in English.
• "Zei (zeggen)" translates to "said" in English.
• "Kon (kunnen)" translates to "could" in English.

Dutch Vocabulary

• "Missen" translates to "miss" in English.
• "Gelukkig" means "fortunately" in English.
• "Meegenomen" or "meenemen" translates to "brought" in English.
• "Moest" or "moeten" means "had to" in English.
• "De auto" translates to "car" in English.

Dutch Vocabulary

• "Brengen" translates to "bring" in English.
• "Lekker" translates to "delicious" in English.
• "Groeten" translates to "greetings" in English.
• "Doe haar de groeten terug" translates to "Give her our regards" or "Extend our greetings to her" in English.
• "Vroeg" translates to "early" in English, which is the opposite of "late".

Dutch to English Translations

• "Verontschuldigen" translates to "apologize" in English.
• "Doe uit (uitdoen)" translates to "take off" in English.
• "Het weer" translates to "the weather" in English.
• "Hé" translates to "isn't it" or "right?" in English, used to seek agreement or confirmation.
• "Zeg dat wel!" translates to "You can say that again!" in English, an expression of strong agreement or confirmation.

Dutch to English Translations

• "Koud" translates to cold in English.
• "Ben verkouden (verkouden zijn)" translates to have a cold in English.
• "Ik ben toe aan (toe zijn aan)" translates to I need in English.
• "Hebben aan (aanhebben)" translates to have on or wear in English.
• "De verwarming" translates to the heating in English.

Dutch to English Translations

• "Belachelijk" translates to English as "ridiculous".
• "Geloof (geloven)" translates to English as "believe".
• "Schijnt (schijnen)" translates to English as "shines".
• "Kom... verder (verder komen)" translates to English as "move ahead".
• The Dutch interjection "ah" is equivalent to the English interjection "oh".

Translations

• "Lekker warm" translates to "nice and warm" in English.
• "Warm" translates to "warm" in English.
• "De doos" translates to "box" in English.
• "Bonbons (de bonbon)" translates to "candies" in English.
• "De bos" translates to "forest" or "woods" in English, but can also mean "bushes" or "thicket" in some contexts.

Vocabulary Translations

• "Bloemen" (de bloem) translates to "flowers" in English.
• "De vaas" translates to "vase" in English.
• "Zetten" translates to "put" or "place" in English.
• "Snijd" (snijden) translates to "cut" in English.
• "Schuin" translates to "at an angle" in English.

Dutch Vocabulary

• "Afsnijden" translates to "cut off" in English.
• "Houden van" means "to like" or "to be fond of" in English.
• "Dieren" (or "het dier") refers to "animals" in English.
• "De hond" means "the dog" in English.
• "Katten" (or "de kat") refers to "cats" in English.

Dutch-English Translations

• "Vissen (de vis)" translates to "fish" in English.
• "Jawel" means "oh yes" in English.
• "Meestal" translates to "usually" in English.
• "Gezellig" means "pleasant" or "sociable" in English.
• "Hadden (hebben)" translates to "used to have" or "had" in English.

Dutch to English Translations

• "Het ongeluk" translates to "the accident" in English.
• "Hebben gehad (hebben)" translates to "have had" in English.
• "Onder de auto gekomen (onder de auto komen)" translates to "was run over" in English.
• "Hebben verdriet gehad om (verdriet hebben om)" translates to "grieved for" in English.
• "De dood" translates to "death" in English.

Dutch Phrases and their English Translations

• "Volgens mij" translates to "in my opinion".
• "Volgens" translates to "according to".
• "De gezondheid" translates to "health".
• "Lachen" translates to "laugh".
• "Gezond" translates to "healthy".

Dutch Vocabulary

• The Dutch word "kom (meekomen)" translates to "come" in English.
• "De schuur" in Dutch means "barn" in English.
• The phrase "twee weken geleden" in Dutch translates to "two weeks ago" in English.
• In Dutch, "jongen (het jong)" means "young" or a "youth", but in the context of animals, it can also refer to a "boy" or a "young animal".
• The Dutch verb "gekregen (krijgen)" means "to receive" or "to get" in English.

Translations

• "Iemand" translates to "someone" in English.
• "Laatste" (or "laatst") translates to "last" in English.