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Where is the cheese?
Waar is de kaas?
a food
een voedsel
the food
het voedsel
The family wants the cheese.
De familie wil de kaas.
The man wants the chicken with cheese.
De man wil de kip met kaas.
I want a dish containing bread.
Ik wil een gerecht met brood.
I want a dish containing eggs.
Ik wil een gerecht met eieren.
I want the chicken with cheese, please.
Ik wil de kip met kaas, alstublieft.
You bought bread.
U kocht brood.
to have lunch
(long form)
te lunchen
lunching
aan het lunchen
Where are we going to have lunch?
Waar gaan we lunchen?
Where are you going to have lunch?
Waar ga je lunchen?
Where can I have lunch?
Waar kan ik lunchen?
Where do you want to have lunch?
Waar wil je lunchen?
Where is she going to have lunch?
Waar gaat ze lunchen?
Yanni loves chocolate.
Yanni houdt van chocolade.
Tom and Mary don’t often eat lunch together.
Tom en Mary lunchen niet vaak samen.
I am happy to have lunch at the restaurant.
Ik ben blij dat ik in het restaurant kan lunchen.
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