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04:12 Oct 13, 2000 |
English to Dutch translations [Non-PRO] | ||||
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na | translating English into Dutch? |
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Hello there Explanation: quite some spelling a.o. mistakes here... Shouldn't it be: 'translating English in the Netherlands', meaning: 'Engels vertalen in Nederland' ? |
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? Explanation: Maybe you meant to ask "translating from English into Dutch"? This would be "vanuit het Engels in het Nederlands vertalen". |
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translating English into Dutch? Explanation: I agree with the answer above... maybe 'translating English into Dutch'??? |
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