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“Mag ik ajeblief de botter van ow?”
May I please have the butter from you?
“Hartstikke bedankt veur de hulpe!”
Thank you very much for the help!
“De kinder goat now noar bedde.”
The children are going to bed now.
“Van al dat stoffe worde ik benaud.”
All that dust makes me short of breath.
“Hee geet altied op de fietse noor 't wark.”
He always goes to work by bicycle.
“Gisteren hef 't den helen dag eregnd.”
Yesterday it rained all day long.
“Hee zag iederene nen goodndag.”
He said good day to everyone.
“Was diene hande veur 't etten.”
Wash your hands before eating.
“Wesk owwe haande veur 't etten.”
Wash your hands before eating.
“Ik gao naor huus.”
I am going home.
- house
“Lust i-j een köpsken koffie?”
Would you like a cup of coffee?
- coffee
“Moeke steet in de kökken te kokken.”
Mother is standing in the kitchen cooking.
“Ik hebbe zo'n piene in 'n kop.”
I have such a headache.
“Zi-j doot geerne riezen noar andere landen.”
They like to travel to other countries.
“Hee kan snachs good sloapn.”
He can sleep well at night.
“Wi-j mot wean bi-j spoor twee.”
We need to be at track two.
“Geet maor eaven op den stoel zittn.”
Just sit down on that chair for a moment.
“Gaot moar lekker op de stole zitten.”
Just take a nice seat on the chair.
“Op sundag eëte wi-j vake wat later.”
On Sunday we often eat a bit later.
“Wi-j hebt gin tied meer veur koffie.”
We don't have time for coffee anymore.
“Wi-j etet vanoavend an de grote töafel.”
We are eating at the big table tonight.
“De trein kump oawer vief menuten an.”
The train arrives in five minutes.
“In 't veurjoar begint de bleumkes te bleuien.”
In the spring the little flowers begin to bloom.
“In 't veurjoor goat de bloomn weer bleujen.”
In the spring, the flowers start to bloom again.
“Den waeg noor Wenterswiek is of-eslotten.”
The road to Winterswijk is closed.
“Tot weerzeens!”
Until we meet again!
“Volgende wekke kriegt wi-j visite.”
Next week we will have visitors.
“Hee blef vandage te bedde umdat e zeek is.”
He is staying in bed today because he is sick.
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