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"still" in Dutch

nog
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “still” is nog.

Pronounced the same

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yet nog

See also

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still toch
still nog steeds

Examples of "still" in use

There are 76 examples of the Dutch word for "still" being used:
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I still don’t know how that happened. Ik weet nog steeds niet hoe dat is gebeurd.
We should give Tom another chance. We moeten Tom nog een kans geven.
Are you still busy? Ben je nog bezig?
I’ve never broken a bone. Ik heb nog nooit een bot gebroken.
I wonder whether Tom is alive. Ik vraag me af of Tom nog leeft of niet.
at home I still have a postcard thuis heb ik nog een ansichtkaart
I want to go there once more. Ik wil daar nog een keer heen.
Repeat once more. Herhaal dit nog een keer.
I’ve never stolen anything. Ik heb nog nooit iets gestolen.
Tom is still at his desk. Tom zit nog steeds aan zijn bureau.

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A beard does not make a philosopher.,
A lie has no legs.,
an even more unpleasant smile,
and then twenty more feather-down quilts on the mattresses,
And what was more beautiful to see,
Another drink?,
Another glass of water, please.,
Another round, please.,
Another yoghurt, please.,
Are they still here?,
Are you still busy?,
Are you still overweight?,
Ask Tom whether he wants another drink.,
at home I still have a postcard,
At such moments I don’t think about all the misery, but about the beauty that still remains.,
but he felt something towards them as he had never felt for anything else,
but now she became colder, but she didn't dare to go home,
By the way, have you seen him lately?,
Does the machine still work?,
First later on the day it became quiet; but the poor duckling did not dare to get up yet; it waited several hours more, before it turned around, and then it rushed out of the swamp as fast as it could.
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