Was het boek dat je gisteren las in Frans of Engels?
Literal Breakdown
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Englishwas | Dutchwas | Learn |
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Englishthe (neutral) | Dutchhet | Learn |
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Englishbook | Dutchboek | Learn |
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Englishthat | Dutchdat | Learn |
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Englishyou (singular) | Dutchje | Learn |
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Englishyesterday | Dutchgisteren | Learn |
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Englishread (past tense) | Dutchlas | Learn |
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Englishin | Dutchin | Learn |
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EnglishFrench | DutchFrans | Learn |
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Englishor | Dutchof | Learn |
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EnglishEnglish | DutchEngels | Learn |
Summary
The Dutch translation for “Was the book you were reading yesterday in French or English?” is Was het boek dat je gisteren las in Frans of Engels?. The Dutch, Was het boek dat je gisteren las in Frans of Engels?, can be broken down into 11 parts:"was" (was), "the (neutral)" (het), "book" (boek), "that" (dat), "you (singular)" (je), "yesterday" (gisteren), "read (past tense)" (las), "in" (in), "French" (Frans), "or" (of) and "English" (Engels).Practice Lesson
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