sentence1: Sy is alles foar him.

sentence2: She is everything to him.


sentence1: Goemoarn allegear.

sentence2: Good morning, everybody.


sentence1: Tom sil foar alles betelje.

sentence2: Tom will pay for everything.


sentence1: Hy is alles foar har.

sentence2: He is everything to her.


sentence1: Kinne jo stadicher prate asjebleaft?

sentence2: Speak more slowly, please!


sentence1: Aného is in stêd yn Togo.

sentence2: Aného is a city in Togo.


sentence1: Do bist alles foar my.

sentence2: You are everything to me.


sentence1: It reint yn Nederlân.

sentence2: It rains in the Netherlands.


sentence1: Ik sil foar alles betelje.

sentence2: I'll pay you for everything.


sentence1: Badajoz is in stêd yn Spanje.

sentence2: Badajoz is a city in Spain.


sentence1: As ik de earmen wat te iten jou, neame se my in hillige. As ik se freegje wêrom't de earmen neat te iten hawwe, neame se my in kommunist.

sentence2: When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist.


sentence1: Boppe stienen fjouwer opmakke bêden, mar op trije waard noait sliept.

sentence2: Upstairs there were four made beds, but on three nobody ever slept.


sentence1: Twa kear yn 'e wike kaam de túnman om it gers te meanen, dêrom koe ik nea yn it lange gers lizze.

sentence2: Twice a week, the gardener would come to mow the lawn, so I could never lie down in the tall grass.


sentence1: Bûter, brea, en griene tsiis; wa't dat net sizze kin, is gjin oprjochte Fries.

sentence2: Butter, bread and green cheese; whoever can't say that is not an upright Frisian.


sentence1: Oan de ein fan it paad stie in brievebus. Op in dei lei der in spannende brief yn en dy wie foar my.

sentence2: At the end of the path there was a mailbox. One day, there was an exciting letter in it, and it was for me.


sentence1: Wêr is it treinstasjon?

sentence2: Where is the railroad station?


sentence1: Doe't ik lyts wie, kamen pake en beppe noch om op te passen. Jûns op bêd lies beppe my foar. Of pake fertelde in ferhaal.

sentence2: When I was little, grandpa and grandma would come to baby-sit. At night in bed grandma would read to me. Or grandpa would tell a story.


sentence1: De jonge streake it famke om it kin en tute har op 'e wangen.

sentence2: The boy stroked the girl on the chin and kissed her on the cheeks.


sentence1: Mem wie bang dat ik smoarch wurde soe.

sentence2: Mother was afraid I would get dirty.


sentence1: De man yt. De frou yt. It bern yt.

sentence2: The man is eating. The woman is eating. The child is eating.


sentence1: Miskien fûn hy it wol in goed idee.

sentence2: Maybe he liked the idea.


sentence1: Wêr wennet dyn pake?

sentence2: Where does your grandpa live?


sentence1: Tom sil net maklik opjaan.

sentence2: Tom won't give up easily.


sentence1: De kat is yn it hûs.

sentence2: The cat is in the house.


sentence1: Tom die dat trije wiken lyn.

sentence2: Tom did that three weeks ago.


sentence1: Ik meitsje fiere reizen, sjoch frjemde lannen, doch dingen dy'k nea earder die.

sentence2: I'm making far journeys, seeing foreign countries, doing things I never did before.


sentence1: Ik bin sa ling as dyn.

sentence2: I'm as tall as you.


sentence1: ik ha deselde problemen lykas do dy hast.

sentence2: I have the same trouble as you have.


sentence1: Boeken binne bijen dy't stomoal fan it iene nei it oare ûnthâld drage.

sentence2: Books are the bees that carry pollen from one mind to another.


sentence1: Ik sjoch triennen yn dyn eagen.

sentence2: I see tears in your eyes.


sentence1: Yn’e fierte hear ik it lûd fan sêft rûzjende weagen.

sentence2: In the distance I hear the sound of softly murmuring roads.


sentence1: Ik moat dy ferlitte.

sentence2: I have to leave you.


sentence1: In protte bern hearre it ferskil net sa goed.

sentence2: A lot of children don't hear the difference very well.


sentence1: Ik hoopje ek op sinneskynwaar yn it wykein.

sentence2: I also hope for sunny weather at the weekend.


sentence1: Ien hûn blaft nei ûnbekenden.

sentence2: A dog barks at strangers.


sentence1: Jou yn it Ingelsk antwurd op de folgjende fragen.

sentence2: Answer the following questions in English.


sentence1: Ik ferstean gjin Dútsk.

sentence2: I don't understand German.


sentence1: Hy wurdt mei koarten heit.

sentence2: He'll become a father soon.


sentence1: Moarns wurd ik altyd om sân oere hinne wekker.

sentence2: In the morning I always wake up around seven o'clock.


sentence1: Tom hat in Android-tillefoan.

sentence2: Tom has an Android phone.


sentence1: Twa plus twa is fjouwer.

sentence2: Two plus two makes four.


sentence1: It famke sjongt en dûnset en laket dan nei my.

sentence2: The girl sings and dances and then laughs at me.


sentence1: Jûns gean ik om tsien oere op bêd.

sentence2: In the evening, I go to bed at ten.


sentence1: Tom leit siik yn bêd.

sentence2: Tom is lying ill in bed.


sentence1: Ik sjoch der nei út.

sentence2: I look forward to it.


sentence1: Aardich om my jo yn ’e kunde te kommen.

sentence2: Nice to meet you.


sentence1: Ik fertelde har datst do in aardich famke bist.

sentence2: I told her that you're a nice girl.


sentence1: Hy wurket by in wittenskiplik ynstitút dêr't taalkundigen, letterkundigen, histoarisy, sosjologen, ekonomen en oare wittenskippers ûndersyk dogge nei alles wat mei kabouters te krijen hat.

sentence2: He works at a scientific institute where linguists, literature scholars, historians, sociologists, economists, and other scholars investigate everything that has to do with gnomes.


sentence1: Is it allegear echt foarby?

sentence2: Is it really all over?


sentence1: Ik sil dy nea ferjitte.

sentence2: I'll never forget you.


sentence1: Asto no seist: "Ik hâld fan dy," dan sis ik dat ek tsjin dy.

sentence2: If you say, "I love you," then I will also say that to you.


sentence1: Myn mem hâldt fan muzyk.

sentence2: My mother loves music.


sentence1: Hokker ferskil is der tusken in doarp en in stêd?

sentence2: What's the difference between a village and a town?


sentence1: Sy is in Nederlanner.

sentence2: She is a Dutchwoman.


sentence1: Dit is myn geheim. It is tige simplel: kinst it bêste sjen mei it hert. Dêr't it om giet, dat is mei de eagen net te sjen.

sentence2: And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.


sentence1: Ik ha him dat útlein.

sentence2: I explained it to him.


sentence1: Griekelân is in âld lân.

sentence2: Greece is an old country.


sentence1: Pyongyang is de haadstêd fan Noard-Koreä.

sentence2: Pyongyang is the capital of North Korea.


sentence1: De sinne skynt al ieuwen oer ûs lân.

sentence2: The sun has been shining over our country for ages.


sentence1: Ik kom út Noard-Koreä.

sentence2: I am from North Korea.


sentence1: Sy is net myn freondinne. Hja is myn suster.

sentence2: She's not my girlfriend. She's my sister.


sentence1: Frysk is myn memmetaal.

sentence2: Frisian is my mother tongue.


sentence1: Noard-Koreä en Súd-Koreä syn buorlannen.

sentence2: North Korea and South Korea are neighbors.


sentence1: Alle minsken wurde frij en gelyk yn weardigens en rjochten berne. Hja hawwe ferstân en gewisse meikrigen en hearre har foar inoar oer yn in geast fan bruorskip te hâlden en te dragen.

sentence2: All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.


sentence1: Ik studear yn Nymwegen.

sentence2: I study in Nijmegen.


sentence1: Yn 'e keamer stie in piano, mar der wie nimmen dy't derop spile.

sentence2: In the room there was a piano, but there was nobody who played it.


sentence1: It wie in fochtige, graue simmerdei oan de ein fan Juny.

sentence2: It was a humid, grey summer day at the end of June.


sentence1: Se foel bijna flauw doe't se it bloed seach.

sentence2: She nearly fainted when she saw the blood.


sentence1: Ien, twa, trije, fjouwer, fiif, seis, sân, acht, njoggen, tsien.

sentence2: One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.


sentence1: De Nederlânske flagge is read, wyt en blau.

sentence2: The Dutch flag is red, white and blue.


sentence1: Als de kat fan hûs is, stekt de mûs de steert omheech.

sentence2: When the cat is away, the mice will play.


sentence1: It is net allegearre goud wat der blinkt.

sentence2: All that glitters is not gold.


sentence1: Dy't him ienkear baarnd hat, dy mijt it fjoer.

sentence2: A fox is not caught twice in the same snare.


sentence1: In keap is in keap.

sentence2: It is no use crying over spilt milk.


sentence1: Better in blyn hynder as in leech helter.

sentence2: Half a loaf is better than none.


sentence1: De appel falt net fier fan de beam.

sentence2: Like breeds like.


sentence1: Wat men net wit, dat deart jin net.

sentence2: Ignorance is bliss.


sentence1: Ån spräke as uler nooch.

sentence2: One language is never enough.


sentence1: De organisaasje organisearret alle jierren in stik as wat moetingen fan frijwilligers dy't de doarren bylâns geane om Fryske boeken te ferkeapjen.

sentence2: Every year, the organisation organises a number of meetings of volunteers who go door-to-door to sell Frisian books.


sentence1: Dit is myn computer.

sentence2: This is my computer.


sentence1: Hja hat de doar read ferve.

sentence2: She has painted the door red.


sentence1: Moarns let, de hiele dei let.

sentence2: If you are late in the morning, you will be late the whole day.


sentence1: Muzyk is gjin taal, mar sommige talen klinge as muzyk yn 'e earen.

sentence2: Music is not a language. But some languages are music to my ears.


sentence1: Ik hold fan de âlde man.

sentence2: I loved the old man.


sentence1: Amsterdam is de haadstêd fan Nederlân.

sentence2: Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands.


sentence1: Ik wit net wat it is.

sentence2: I don't know what it is.


sentence1: Kin ik mei in kreditkaart betelje?

sentence2: Can I pay by credit card?


sentence1: Wa nimt noch tiid foar in lange brief oan in freon?

sentence2: Who still takes time for a long letter to a friend?


sentence1: De Burj Khalifa is no de heechste wolkekliuwer op de wrâld.

sentence2: Burj Khalifa is currently the tallest skyscraper in the world.


sentence1: Wêr is dyn skoalle?

sentence2: Where is your school?


sentence1: De plysjemannen wiene tefreden.

sentence2: The officers were satisfied.


sentence1: Beide binne wij sykjend nei eat wat der net is.

sentence2: We are both looking for something that isn't there.


sentence1: Prate jo Italiaansk?

sentence2: Do you speak Italian?


sentence1: Ik swalkte doelleas yn it rûn.

sentence2: I was drifting about aimlessly.


sentence1: It is hjir noch krekt as eartiids.

sentence2: It's still just as before here.


sentence1: Ik praat gjin Japansk.

sentence2: I can't speak Japanese.


sentence1: Ik wie op syk nei eat wat der net wie.

sentence2: I was searching for something that didn't exist.


sentence1: Ik kin dy mar net ferjitte.

sentence2: I just can't forget about you.


sentence1: Myn namme is Hopkins.

sentence2: My name is Hopkins.


sentence1: Hoi, myn namme is Ken Saitou.

sentence2: Hi, my name is Ken Saitou.


sentence1: Wêrom joust my net wat ik ha wol?

sentence2: Why don't you give me what I want to have?


sentence1: "Tanke wol." "Graach dien."

sentence2: "Thank you." "You're welcome."


sentence1: Goejûn, hoe is 't mei jo?

sentence2: Good evening, how are you?


sentence1: Do dochst gewoan neat ferkeard.

sentence2: You just don't do anything wrong.


sentence1: Ik hâld fan dy, sa asto bist.

sentence2: I love you just as you are.


sentence1: Kondooms syn wichtich.

sentence2: Condoms are important.


sentence1: Myn hâlding hie se oertsjûge.

sentence2: My manner had convinced them.


sentence1: Each om each, tosk om tosk.

sentence2: An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.


sentence1: Minsken meitsje sich folle mear soargen oer de ivichheid nei harren dea as oer de ivichheid dy't sich foar harren berte al ôfspile hat. It is lykwols itselde tal ivichheid, dy't sich útrôlet nei alle rjochtingen fanôf it punt wêr't we stean.

sentence2: People worry a lot more about the eternity after their deaths than the eternity that happened before they were born. But it’s the same amount of infinity, rolling out in all directions from where we stand.


sentence1: Myn hovercraft sit fol mei iel.

sentence2: My hovercraft is full of eels.


sentence1: Ik snijde de holle, earms en fuotten derôf.

sentence2: I cut off the head and the arms and the legs.


sentence1: Hongaarsk is myn memmetaal.

sentence2: Hungarian is my mother tongue.


sentence1: Froulju en bern earst!

sentence2: Women and children first!


sentence1: Myn bêste freon is in Rus.

sentence2: My best friend is a Russian.