Difference between revisions of "Now gode"
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From this point in the book, for about three pages, Joyce has worked in a high proportion of Dutch words and phrases. | From this point in the book, for about three pages, Joyce has worked in a high proportion of Dutch words and phrases. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:44, 12 January 2022
Nauw goed (Dutch): (literally) now good, used as opening words to a sentence similarly to "Well," or "OK," in English, or "Enfin" in French.
From this point in the book, for about three pages, Joyce has worked in a high proportion of Dutch words and phrases.
- goad: to push someone to do something they may not want to do
