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"What did she look like from the rain and the terrible weather!" in Dutch

Wat zag zij er van de regen en van het verschrikkelijke weer uit!
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Literal Breakdown

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what wat
saw (past tense of see) zag
she zij
there er
from van
the de
rain regen
and en
from van
the (neutral) het
terrible (long form) verschrikkelijke
weather weer
out uit

Summary

The Dutch translation for “What did she look like from the rain and the terrible weather!” is Wat zag zij er van de regen en van het verschrikkelijke weer uit!. The Dutch, Wat zag zij er van de regen en van het verschrikkelijke weer uit!, can be broken down into 13 parts:"what" (wat), "saw (past tense of see)" (zag), "she" (zij), "there" (er), "from" (van), "the" (de), "rain" (regen), "and" (en), "from" (van), "the (neutral)" (het), "terrible (long form)" (verschrikkelijke), "weather" (weer) and "out" (uit).

Examples of "What did she look like from the rain and the terrible weather!" in use

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terrible (long form),
there,
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Acknowledgements

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Bart de Leeuw
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https://librivox.org/andersens-sproken-en-vertellingen-door-hans-christian-andersen/