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My name is Jennifer. |
Mijn naam is Jennifer. |
I am 20 years old. |
Ik ben twintig jaar oud. |
I am Dutch. |
Ik ben Nederlander. |
I live in Enschede. |
Ik woon in Enschede. |
I have one sister. |
Ik heb een zus. |
I do not have a brother. |
Ik heb geen broer. |
She is older than me. |
Ze is ouder dan ik. |
Her name is Elizabeth. |
Haar naam is Elizabeth |
She is 31 years old. |
Ze is 31 jaren oud. |
I would like to be an electrician. |
Ik zou een electricien willen worden. |
My birthday is January 11th. |
Mijn verjardag is 11 januari. |
I was born in 1968. |
Ik ben in 1968 geboren. |
My father is a programmer. |
Mijn vader is programmeur. |
My mother died last year. |
Mijn moeder is vorige jaar overleden. |
How do you do? Nice to meet you. |
Hoe is het? Leuk om jou te ontmoeten. |
Welcome to New York. |
Welkom in New York. |
May I introduce my secretary. |
Mag ik mijn secretaresse voorstellen. |
This is my father. |
Dit is mijn vader. |
How are you? |
Hoe is het met jou? |
I'm very well, thank you. |
Prima, bedankt. |
Make yourself at home. |
Doe alsof je thuis bent. |
What is your name? |
Hoe heet je? |
How old are you? |
Hoe oud ben je? |
Where are you from? |
Waar kom je vandaan? |
Where do you live? |
Waar woon je? |
What is your address? |
Wat is jou adres? |
What is your telephone number? |
Wat is jou telefoonnummer? |
Is this your first visit to the USA? |
Is dit jou eerste reis naar de Verenigde Staten (VS)? |
Related Sections:
• General Words and Phrases; General Dutch Vocabulary;
• Phrases to use when talking about School; School Vocabulary;
• A guide to Dutch Pronunciation;
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• Careers, Professions, and Jobs;
• Major Religions;
• Describing Marital Status;
On this page: How do you say in Dutch? Telling people you meet about yourself and your family. Describing your family and relations in Dutch. Introducing your borther, sister, mother, father. Meeting the Dutch people on business. Telling people about where you live. Conversation in Dutch language and chatting. Useful Dutch phrases. What is it in Dutch? What is the Dutch for helpful words and phrases for holidays in The Netherlands / Holland (Nederland)? Travelling to The Netherlands / Holland on business. Easy holiday and vacation phrases. Dutch vocabulary and useful sentences. Students studying and learning foreign language Dutch (Nederlands). Speaking Dutch for beginners / intermediate students. Talking about The Netherlands / Holland in Dutch language course. SmartPhrase online phrasebook Dutch translations.
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