Examples are: avoiding the word “but” to give a contrast, instead using “at the same time” or saying that work is “interesting” rather than “I don’t like it”. Then, still, if you think as a Dutch person:”interesting means ‘I don’t like it’, so let’s check what the...
Definitions include: to fart under the bed covers while in bed with another person, then pull those covers over their head so they're forced to smell it. go Dutch Definitions include: to go on a date and pay for one's self, rather than the other person paying. in Dutch Definitions inc...
This word is the noun idee "idea", in its non-philosophical sense. As a matter of fart, in its ph眉osophical sense, the word is invariably feminine and is used with the definite article de, s can be seen in the following examples: de Platoonse idee van de waarheid ("the Pla...