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What is the Dutch word for "Mug"?
American English
mug
Dutch
de mok
Learn the word in this minigame:
More Coffee Break Chats Vocabulary in Dutch
American English
Dutch
cup of coffee
de kop koffie
black coffee
de zwarte koffie
decaf coffee
de cafeïnevrije koffie
instant coffee
de oploskoffie
fresh coffee
de verse koffie
Do you take sugar?
Heb je er suiker in?
Would you like some milk?
Wil je er melk in?
I really like your mug.
Ik vind jouw mok erg leuk.
How are you doing?
Hoe gaat het met je?
How was your weekend?
Hoe was jouw weekend?
It was OK, thanks.
Het was leuk, dank je.
Congratulations on the promotion!
Gefeliciteerd met de promotie!
Have you heard the news?
Heb je het op het nieuws gezien?
What did you think of the party?
Wat vond je van het feest?
wallet
de portemonnee
umbrella
de paraplu
scarf
de sjaal
t-shirt
het T-shirt
map
de kaart
sunglasses
de zonnebril
notebook
het notitieboek
pen
de pen
statue
het standbeeld
postcard
de kaart
baseball cap
de pet
There isn't any.
er is niets meer
souvenir
het souvenir
Do you have postcards?
Heeft u kaarten?
chat
het praatje
Example sentences
American English
She suggests teens drink decaf coffee.
How To Say "Mug" In 45 Languages.
Hungarian
bögre
Korean
머그잔
Castilian Spanish
la taza
Japanese
マグカップ
French
une tasse
Mandarin Chinese
杯子
Italian
la tazza
German
der Becher
Russian
кружка
Brazilian Portuguese
a caneca
Hebrew
ספל
Arabic
كوب
Turkish
Fincan
Danish
krus
Swedish
en mugg
Norwegian
kaffekopp
Hindi
मग
Tagalog
tasa
Vietnamese
cốc
Esperanto
tasego
Icelandic
bolli
Indonesian
cangkir
British English
mug
Mexican Spanish
la taza
European Portuguese
a chávena
Cantonese Chinese
杯
Thai
แก้ว
Polish
kubek
Hawaiian
Māori
Samoan
Greek
κούπα
Finnish
muki
Persian
ماگ
Estonian
kruus
Croatian
velika šalica
Serbian
шоља
Bosnian
šolja
Sanskrit
Swahili
NOTAVAILABLE
Yoruba
NOTAVAILABLE
Igbo
NOTAVAILABLE
Ukrainian
кружка
Catalan
Galician
Romanian
Irish
muga
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