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

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[The Face of Dutch]

Dutch Everyday: The Yard 2

[bird feeder]
vogelhuisje 		[bird feeder]
vogelhuisje click to hear - 2 		[bird baths]
vogelbadjes click to hear		 [birdhouse]
nestkastje click to hear		 [doghouse]
hondenhok click to hear
[garden hose]
tuinslang click to hear		 [sprinkler]
sproeier click to hear		 [lawn mower]
grasmachine click to hear - 2 		[lawn mower]
grasmachine click to hear - 2
[rake]
hark click to hear		 [grashark]
grashark click to hear		 [grashark]
grashark click to hear		 []
snoeischaar click to hear - heggeschaar click to hear
[shovel]
schop 		[shovel]
schop click to hear		 [hoe]
hak click to hear		 [garden gnomes]
tuinkabouters click to hear
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) tuinslang
(de) sproeier
(de) grasmachine
hear 		(garden hose)
(sprinkler)
(lawn mower)
 (de) hark
(de) schaar
(de) schop
(de) schoffel
hear - 2 		(rake)
(scissors, shears, clipper)
(spade)
([scuffle] hoe)
 Many people in Holland will call the birds' nesting place vogelhuisje click to hear (literally: 'bird-house') but strictly spoken it only means bird-feeder.
The lawn mower can also be called grasmaaier click to hear
The Dutch word slang click to hear - 2 means both 'hose' and 'snake.' Dutchmen may mention their beloved 'garden snake.'

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[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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