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Meanings of dutch language in English
West Germanic language originating in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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Usage of dutch language in English
1
In his sixty-fourth year, he attempted to acquire the low Dutch language.
2
Your Majesty, I cannot speak the Dutch language except with a cutlass.
3
The Dutch language has two words for one thing: 'Hervorming' and 'Reformatie.'
4
In 1771 he conducted the last service in the Dutch language.
5
Another was printed in Albany, New York, in the Dutch language.
6
The Dutch language is probably doomed to extinction within three or four generations.
7
They resented the attempt to impose the Dutch language and Dutch Liberalism upon them.
8
Those of us who understand the Dutch language attend public worship under their pastors.
9
He was eloquent in the Dutch language, and knew the character of the Dutch people.
10
The Dutch language often resembles English very closely; sometimes so closely as to be ridiculous.
11
The Dutch language was the language of his nursery.
12
Dr. Johnson applied himself to the Dutch language but a few years before his death.
13
It's time to find the Dutch language tapes and prepare for another trip to northern Holland.
14
Every study that was published in the English, German, French or Dutch language was considered for inclusion.
15
As this letter was written in the Dutch language we did not find it easy of translation.
16
The Dutch language, instead of yielding to the domination of the German, has been cultivated and enriched.
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Translations for dutch language
Dutch language through the time
Dutch language across language varieties
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