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"Now he clapped his wings, stretched his slender neck, and cried joyfully, from the depths of his heart" in Dutch

Nu klapte hij met zijn vleugels, richtte zijn slanke hals op en jubelde van ganser harte
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The Dutch translation for “Now he clapped his wings, stretched his slender neck, and cried joyfully, from the depths of his heart” is Nu klapte hij met zijn vleugels, richtte zijn slanke hals op en jubelde van ganser harte. The Dutch, Nu klapte hij met zijn vleugels, richtte zijn slanke hals op en jubelde van ganser harte, can be broken down into 16 parts:"now" (nu), "clapped" (klapte), "he" (hij), "with (accompanying)" (met), "his" (zijn), "wings" (vleugels), "stretched (part 1)" (richtte), "his" (zijn), "slender" (slanke), "neck" (hals), "stretched (part 2)" (op), "and" (en), "shouted" (jubelde), "from" (van), "all" (ganser) and "heart" (harte).

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