[a path]
the outdoors 		[cows]
animals 		[tree]
trees 		[rose]
flowers 		[park]
parks 		[garden]
yard 		[bus]
traffic 		[a building]
buildings

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[The Face of Dutch]

Dutch Everyday: Weather 1

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[the sun]
de zon click to hear		 [the moon]
de maan click to hear		 [stars]
sterren click to hear - 2 		[solar eclipse]
zonsverduistering click to hear
[shadow]
schaduw click to hear		 [reflection]
weerspiegeling click to hear - 2 		[water]
water click to hear - 2 		[water]
water click to hear - 2
[water]
water click to hear - 2 		[water]
water click to hear - 2 		[wave]
golf click to hear - 2
[sea, breakers, beach]

(de) zee click to hear

(de) branding click to hear

(het) strand click to hear

sea

breakers

beach

[sand]
zand click to hear - 2

[sun, earth, moon]
de zon click to hear, de aarde click to hear en de maan click to hear
(cartoon drawn by Aaron Bradley for Bike-to-School Week)
de / het / 't click to hear (the)
een, 'n click to hear - 2 (a, an)
één click to hear (one)
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(de) zon
(de) maan
(de) aarde
hear 		(sun)
(moon)
(earth)
 (de) ster
(de) planeet
(de) ruimte
hear 		(star)
(planet)
(space)
 (de) lente
(de) zomer
(de) herfst
(de) winter
hear 		(Spring)
(Summer)
(Fall)
(Winter)
(de) zonsverduistering
(de) schaduw
hear 		(solar eclipse)
(shadow)
 (het) water
(het) zand
hear - 2 		(water)
(sand)
(de) zee
(de) branding
(het) strand
hear - 2 		(sea)
(breakers)
(beach)
 (de) zee
(de) golf
(het) strand
hear 		(sea)
(wave)
(beach)
The plural of golf click to hear ('wave') is golven click to hear - 2. English has a similar F/V shift in words like wife/wives and leaf/leaves.

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volgende
[A Dutch flag on the edge of a puddle of water]
colors 		[grapes]
food 		[a house]
the house 		[a path]
the outdoors 		[books]
media 		[jacket]
clothing 		[a mirror]
beauty 		[glasses, watch, etc.]
necessities

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