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"“Piff! Paff!” it sounded again, and now whole flocks of wild geese were flying out of the reeds." in Dutch

“Piefpafpoef!” klonk het weer, en nu vlogen er gehele scharen wilde ganzen uit het riet op.

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The Dutch translation for ““Piff! Paff!” it sounded again, and now whole flocks of wild geese were flying out of the reeds.” is “Piefpafpoef!” klonk het weer, en nu vlogen er gehele scharen wilde ganzen uit het riet op.. The Dutch, “Piefpafpoef!” klonk het weer, en nu vlogen er gehele scharen wilde ganzen uit het riet op., can be broken down into 16 parts:"Piff! Paff!" (piefpafpoef), "sounded (past tense)" (klonk), "it" (het), "again" (weer), "and" (en), "now" (nu), "flew (plural)" (vlogen), "there" (er), "whole" (gehele), "flocks" (scharen), "wild" (wilde), "geese" (ganzen), "out" (uit), "the (neutral)" (het), "reed" (riet) and "lifted up (part 2)" (op).

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