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"cheese" in Dutch

kaas

Cheese. The Dutch for "cheese" is "kaas".

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “cheese” is kaas.

Examples of "cheese" in use

There are 15 examples of the Dutch word for "cheese" being used:

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	the cheese	de kaas	Learn
	a cheese	een kaas	Learn
	some cheese	wat kaas	Learn
	Do you have cheese?	Heeft u kaas?	Learn
	The man wants the cheese.	De man wil de kaas.	Learn
	Where is the cheese?	Waar is de kaas?	Learn
	The family wants the cheese.	De familie wil de kaas.	Learn
	The man wants the chicken with cheese.	De man wil de kip met kaas.	Learn
	I want the chicken with cheese, please.	Ik wil de kip met kaas, alstublieft.	Learn
	I ate some cheese.	Ik at wat kaas.	Learn

Practice Lesson

"cheese" Practice (16)

Lesson

Lesson words

cheese

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Lesson phrases

a cheese,

Do you have cheese?,

four slices of cheese,

hamburger with cheese,

He used cheese to lure mice.,

I ate some cheese.,

I want the chicken with cheese, please.,

The dog doesn’t want the hamburger with cheese.,

The family wants the cheese.,

The man wants the cheese.,

The man wants the chicken with cheese.,

The man wants the hamburger with cheese, apples and bananas.,

Where is the cheese?

etc.

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Themed Courses

Part of Speech Courses

Nouns 19

Acknowledgements

Audio

Domien De Groot

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