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Dutch Uncle was created in 1973.

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Mijn oom is Nederlands.

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The gender-neutral term for aunt or uncle in other languages is "tante" in Dutch and "to/a" in Spanish.

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The term 'Dutch' cousin or 'Dutch' uncle usually refer to someone that is treated as family, but has no actual relation to you. Typically a Dutch cousin would be the kids of some of your parent's best friends or perhaps step children of real aunts and uncles.

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The original expression is a Dutch treat, in which you invite someone to join you for something but expect them to pay their own way. Possibly it dates from the many years the English were at war with the Dutch. There are other expressions in English that are uncomplimentary to the Dutch, such as Dutch uncle, meaning a stern and unforgiving task-master; Dutch-built, said of an ugly ship; and others too coarse for publication here.

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Dutch-oom

French-oncle

German-Onkel

Greek-θείος

Italian-zio

Portuguese/spanish-tío

Russian-дядюшка

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The word "Dutch" in Dutch is "Nederlands."

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Yankees is not an acronym and its letters to not stand for anything.

It is an Anglicization of the name 'Jan Kees' the name given to characterize the Dutch settlers in Nieuw Amsterdam. (in Dutch the leeter J is pronounced like a Y)

Jan Kees was the equivalent of Uncle Sam for the US or John Bull for the English.

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The brother of your aunt's husband is not your uncle.

Also the brother of your uncle who is not your uncle is your father.

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Van Gough was a Dutch painter in late 1800's. In 1877 his family dispatched him to Amsterdam to become a pastor, where he stayed with his Uncle Jan Van Gogh who was a navy admiral.

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Your mother's brother is your uncle.

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yes ! but not your uncle in text as such....

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Assuming we are talking direct line, your uncle is a sibling to one of your parents. His uncle is also an uncle to one of your parents and therefore your grand uncle.

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The singular possessive form of the noun uncle is uncle's.

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My uncle? Or uncles in general? Or your uncle? My uncle is genial. Uncles in general are avuncular. Your uncle is unidentified.

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You only need to be in possession of a dutch passport be dutch, or "nederlands"

you are considered a Dutchman "nederlander" if you are also born in the Netherlands.

this is one giant lie. a pasport that says dutch means nothing, a guy for example a muslim with a dutch pasport is not dutch. you have to be dutch by blood to be a dutchman.

if your dutch by blood you dont have to speak dutch to be dutch

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'from English to Dutch' is

'van Engels naar Nederlands' in dutch

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taklu uncle

dhenchu uncle

lallu uncle

ghochu uncle

pagal uncle

baaga uncle

mote uncle

saand uncle

gadhe uncle

fattu uncle

................and finally faadu uncle bcause uncle blast his pant when he spreads nitrogen for his body part,,,,:p

now i hope u wil undrstnd na??

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Your uncle is your father's or mother's brother so your uncle's father is your grandfather.

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Uncle Tom's Uncle was created on 1926-05-30.

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Dutch people or in the language that they speak over there (Dutch) Nederlanders

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In Holland, the Dutch adjective is "Holland's." There is no true adjective for Holland in English. The closest adjective in English is "Dutch," however, that not only applies to Holland but to all of the Netherlands. It is also common to hear "of or from Holland" in English.

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Your mother's uncle is your great uncle.

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Your father's uncle is your great uncle.

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A dutch man is a man from the Netherlands, or as we dutch say a dutch man is a "hollander"

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Dutch is not a gender, it is a nationality. The Dutch are the inhibitants of The Netherlands and Dutch is the language they speak.

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The Dutch saw them as trading partners.

The Dutch were not interested in converting them.

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No, you are not related to your wife's uncle.

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Sam is your uncle if you live in the US.

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uncle's

My uncle's dog is very big.

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If you are male and you have an uncle, you are that uncle's nephew.

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love is 'liefde' in dutch.

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Double dutch was invented in England by the Dutch.

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yes modonna is dutch her father was born dutch

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English- expiremented

Dutch- experimenteerde

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Dutch Merrick goes by Dutch.

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Dutch Hillenburg goes by Dutch.

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There are more people Dutch. Most inhabitants of the Netherlands are Dutch.

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Uncle in French is l'oncle. If you want to say my uncle, then its mon oncle.

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Your grandfather's uncle is your great great uncle. Your grandfather's brother would be your great uncle

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Yes, you would use "an" before "uncle" if "uncle" begins with a vowel sound, as in "an uncle."

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Your grandfather's brother is your great uncle and your parent's uncle.

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You grandson is great great nephew to your uncle. You uncle is great great uncle to your grandson

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You grandson is great great nephew to your uncle. You uncle is great great uncle to your grandson

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well my moms uncle is my uncle too. so it would be the daughters uncle also.

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Farmers means 'boeren' in Dutch.

Dutch farmers means 'nederlandse (dutch) boeren'.

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groot is the word for great in Dutch. It is translation from English to Dutch.

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No. You cant be Dutch even if you have lived there all your life. You can only be dutch if your parents were dutch.

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