eend Learn Unstarted Summary The Dutch translation for “duck” is eend. Examples of "duck" in use There are 19 examples of the Dutch word for "duck" being used: Recording English Dutch Learn the duck de eend Learn an old duck een oude eend Learn “Let me see the egg that won't open!” said the old duck. “Laat mij het ei, dat niet wil opengaan, eens zien!” zei de oude eend. Learn Keep your decency and bow to the old duck that you see there. Houdt je fatsoen en maak een buiging voor de oude eend, die je daar ziet. Learn “They are lovely children the mother has,” said the old duck with the rag around her leg. “Het zijn lieve kinderen die de moeder heeft,” zei de oude eend met het lapje om de poot Learn Keep your decency and bow to the old duck you see there: that is the most important of all; she is of Spanish descent, which is why she is so fat. Houdt je fatsoen en maak een buiging voor de oude eend, die je daar ziet: dat is de voornaamste van alle; zij is van Spaanse afkomst, daarom is zij zo dik. Learn The duck looked at it. De eend bekeek het eens. Learn “Well there, how are you?” an old duck asked, who came to visit her. “Wel zo, hoe gaat het?” vroeg een oude eend, die haar eens een bezoek kwam brengen. Learn “You have to decide that for yourself,” continued the old duck and left. “Je moet het zelf weten,” hernam de oude eend en ging weg. Learn “It is taking a long time with that egg,” said the duck, who was sitting on it again. “Het duurt geducht lang met dat ene ei,” zei de eend, die er nu weer op zat. Learn Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page Next › Last page Last » Practice Lesson "duck" Practice (17) Lesson Learn Lesson words duck etc. View all lesson words Lesson phrases And immediately an old duck flew to the poor beast and bit it in the neck, but she had poor eyesight, and therefore she thought, that this duckling must be a fat duck, who had got lost, In the middle of this there was a duck in her nest, who had to hatch her young; but it almost bored her, it took so long, before the ducklings hatched., It doesn’t matter to be hatched by a duck, as long as you came out of a swan’s egg!, Keep your decency and bow to the old duck you see there: that is the most important of all; she is of Spanish descent, which is why she is so fat., the duck, The duck looked at it., “I will still sit on it for a bit longer,” answered the duck; “I’ve sat on it for so long already, so I can sit on it for a few more days!”, “It is taking a long time with that egg,” said the duck, who was sitting on it again., “It might be true, but it is too big and it looks to strange,“ said the other duck, “that is why it has to have a bite.“, “Let me see the egg that won't open!” said the old duck., “No, it’s not a turkey,” thought the old duck; “Look how strong he hits his legs and how straight he knows how to keep himself!”, “The other ducklings look very sweet,“ said the old duck; “make yourself at home, and if you find an eel head, you can bring it to me.“, “They are lovely children the mother has,” said the old duck with the rag around her leg., “Well there, how are you?” an old duck asked, who came to visit her., “You have to decide that for yourself,” continued the old duck and left. etc. View all lesson phrases Themed Courses Birds 1 Animals 1 Part of Speech Courses Nouns 3 Acknowledgements Audio Rie Arthern Image source https://pixabay.com/en/duck-water-waterdrops-wild-nature-726022/
