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An overview of common pitfalls in English writing while being Dutch.

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Um armazém é um grande prédio onde as mercadorias são armazenadas, e onde eles podem ser catalogados, enviado ou recebido, dependendo do tipo. O termo holandês 'warenhuis' é algo compeltely ...

Domain: Language; Category: Terminology

倉庫は、大規模な建物物品が格納されカタログ化が、出荷、または受信日時、種類に応じてです。'Warenhuis' は何かオランダの言葉全く異なる、すなわち、百貨店、従ってどこで買い物に行くことができます場所。オランダでの倉庫は、'pakhuis' ...

Domain: Language; Category: Terminology

Rare in English means infrequently occurring, uncommon, a rare event, excellent, extraordinary. The almost similar Dutch word 'raar' has a slightly negative connotation and means weird, strange.

Domain: Language; Category: Terminology

The term ordinary means usual, of no exceptional ability, degree, or quality. Its synonym is the term common. The almost similar Dutch word 'ordinair' has a slightly more negative connotation and ...

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A warehouse is a large building where goods are stored, and where they may be catalogued, shipped, or received, depending upon the type. The Dutch term 'warenhuis' is something compeltely different, ...

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The Dutch word registeraccountant, although it sounds English should be translated into charted accountant or registered accountant in the English language.

Domain: Language; Category: Terminology

If you eat something 'uit de hand', you eat it unprocessed, like an apple. If you want to use the image of someone taking a bite, simply say he/she is taking a bite. The English phrase out of hand ...

Domain: Language; Category: Terminology

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