name

noun. name [noun] a word by which a person, place or thing is called.voornaam

In Dutch, these are called voornaam (first name) and achternaam (last name).The Dutch translation for “What's your name (informal)” is Wat is je naam. The Dutch, Wat is je naam, can be broken down into 4 parts:"what" (wat), "is" (is), "your (informal; short form)" (je) and "name" (naam).

How do Dutch call their girlfriend : With “mijn” it's your girlfriend.

What is your name in Dutch

The Dutch translation for “What's your name (informal)” is Wat is je naam. The Dutch, Wat is je naam, can be broken down into 4 parts:"what" (wat), "is" (is), "your (informal; short form)" (je) and "name" (naam).

How do you ask for a name in Dutch : Let's hear that again more slowly phones. But is yong-nam or team bothers Jonah. And now listen to the formal version of what is your name. But as you Nam.

Use “ik heet” to introduce yourself.

To ask someone their name, say, “Hoe heet je” (hoo hayt yuh). The formal way to ask someone's name is “Hoe heet u” (hoo hayt ew).

Better informal which in the in English would be hi we say that hi or hoy either one is fine hi is a little bit more in the newer version hoy is a little bit older. Hello hi hi.

What are Dutch girls called

noun,plural Dutch·wom·en. a female native or inhabitant of the Netherlands; a woman of Dutch ancestry.If you want to tell someone you love them in Dutch, the most common expression is ik hou van jou (ick how vahn yow).In der ats wer bist du wer bist du bist du wer minsk sind sie mit formel 1 also bist du. Means you wer sind sie wer bist du ein.

Hoe heet je What is your name

How do you call a girl pretty in Dutch : pretty girl

1. mooi meisje, het ~ Noun.
2. pop, de ~ (v) Noun.

Why do Dutch kiss 3 times : In the Netherlands it is considered quite normal for Dutch people to greet each other with three kisses on the cheek. It is also customary to do the same again when saying goodbye. It's just a friendly way of saying hello and farewell. It's not limited to the Dutch either.

How to flirt with a girl in Dutch

1. Hallo, hoe gaat het met je (Hello, how are you doing)
2. Jouw glimlach is echt mooi. (Your smile is really beautiful.)
3. Ik hou van je. (I love you.)
4. Je bent mooi. (You're beautiful.)
5. Heb je zin om samen te hangen (Do you feel like hanging out together)
6. Ik heb naar je uitgekeken.
7. Wauw, je bent geweldig!
8. Ik denk aan je.

The Dutch translation for “What's your name (informal)” is Wat is je naam. The Dutch, Wat is je naam, can be broken down into 4 parts:"what" (wat), "is" (is), "your (informal; short form)" (je) and "name" (naam).Flirting in the Netherlands

Dutch guys are known for being pretty direct and not shy of going Dutch. Be warned, you may have to open the doors yourself, ask or fish for compliments and pay for your own dinner. The good thing is, you know sooner when a guy is really honestly interested instead of just being romantic.

What is a German kiss : Any guesses Here's the answer… This weekend, a French friend told me that a German kiss is basically a French kiss but you swirl your tongue around in circles. Have you ever heard of that bad boy before Have you done it