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"Their legs went by themselves, and they were all in the water; even the ugly, greyish duckling swam along." in Dutch

Hun poten gingen van zelf, en allen waren zij in het water; zelfs het lelijke, grauwe eendje zwom mee.

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The Dutch translation for “Their legs went by themselves, and they were all in the water; even the ugly, greyish duckling swam along.” is Hun poten gingen van zelf, en allen waren zij in het water; zelfs het lelijke, grauwe eendje zwom mee.. The Dutch, Hun poten gingen van zelf, en allen waren zij in het water; zelfs het lelijke, grauwe eendje zwom mee., can be broken down into 19 parts:"their" (hun), "legs (animal or inanimate objects)" (poten), "went" (gingen), "of" (van), "self" (zelf), "and" (en), "everybody" (allen), "were" (waren), "they" (zij), "in" (in), "the (neutral)" (het), "water" (water), "even" (zelfs), "the (neutral)" (het), "ugly (long form)" (lelijke), "greyish" (grauwe), "duckling" (eendje), "swam" (zwom) and "along" (mee).

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There is 1 example of the Dutch word for "Their legs went by themselves, and they were all in the water; even the ugly, greyish duckling swam along." being used:

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