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What is "Coat" in Dutch and how to say it?
American English
coat
Dutch
de jas
Learn the word in this minigame:
More Clothes Vocabulary in Dutch
American English
Dutch
belt
de riem
dress
de jurk
shirt
het overhemd
pants
de broek
skirt
de rok
suit
het pak
tie
de stropdas
bowtie
het strikje
jeans
de jeans
raincoat
de regenjas
blazer
de blazer
I get dressed
ik kleed me aan
I undress
ik kleed me uit
bra
de bh
socks
de sokken
underwear
het ondergoed
shorts
de short
t-shirt
het T-shirt
jacket
het jack
hot chocolate
de warme chocolademelk
snow
de sneeuw
winter
de winter
ice
het ijs
scarf
de sjaal
hat
de hoed
cinnamon
de kaneel
snowman
de sneeuwpop
skis
de ski's
snowboard
het snowboard
earmuffs
de oorwarmers
blizzard
de sneeuwstorm
snowflake
de sneeuwvlok
pine cone
de dennenappel
it snows
het sneeuwt
It's cold.
het is koud
umbrella
de paraplu
boots
de laarzen
gloves
de handschoenen
sunglasses
de zonnebril
sunscreen
de zonnebrandcrème
shoe
de schoen
pajamas
de pyjama
sweater
de trui
tights
de panty
beanie
de muts
hood
de capuchon
snowshoes
de sneeuwschoenen
cardigan
het vest
Example sentences
American English
I wear a coat when it's cold.
How "Coat" is said across the globe.
Hungarian
kabát
Korean
코트
Castilian Spanish
el abrigo
Japanese
コート
French
le manteau
Mandarin Chinese
大衣
Italian
il cappotto
German
der Mantel
Russian
пальто
Brazilian Portuguese
o casaco
Hebrew
מעיל
Arabic
معطف
Turkish
mont
Danish
frakke
Swedish
kappa
Norwegian
kåpe
Hindi
कोट
Tagalog
coat
Vietnamese
áo khoác
Esperanto
mantelo
Icelandic
kápa
Indonesian
mantel
British English
coat
Mexican Spanish
el abrigo
European Portuguese
o casaco
Cantonese Chinese
外套
Thai
เสื้อโค้ต
Polish
płaszcz
Hawaiian
kuka
Māori
koti
Samoan
peleue
Greek
παλτό
Finnish
takki
Persian
کت
Estonian
mantel
Croatian
kaput
Serbian
капут
Bosnian
kaput
Sanskrit
Swahili
koti
Yoruba
kóòtù
Igbo
ọchuu oyi uwe elu
Ukrainian
пальто
Catalan
l'abric
Galician
o gabán
Romanian
paltonul
Irish
cóta
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