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tuin - 2 ('garden')

(de) tuin - 2

(het) tuintje - 2

(de) plant

(de) struik - 2

(het) onkruid

(de) heg

(het) hek

(het) hek

(de) muur

De Grote Muur - 2

(de) schutting

(het) poortje

(het) platje

tegels - 2

de / het / 't

(the)

een, 'n - 2

(a, an)

één

(one)

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(het) gras (de) plant (de) struik (de) boom hear

(grass) (plant) (bush) (tree)

(de) heg (het) hek (de) schutting (de) muur hear

(hedge) (fence) (wooden fence) (wall)

(het) hek (de) heg (de) muur (de) schutting hear

(fence) (hedge) (wall) (wooden fence)

(de) boomgaard 2 3 (de) moestuin 2

([tree-yard] orchard) (vegetable garden)

The Dutch word (de) wal ('wall') is only found in street names (Walstraat - Wall Street) and in the old city walls: stadswallen Onkruid vergaat niet ('Weeds don't perish, You can't kill weeds') often said as 'you can't kill the naughty streak.' (de) poort ('gate') is a bit serious, like a city gate or Heaven's Gate. (de) voortuin (vóórtuin) 2 ('front yard') - (de) achtertuin ('back yard')

Ik heb een uur in de tuin gewerkt.	I've worked in the yard for an hour.
Ik moest gras maaien. alternative: onkruid wieden OR: bladeren harken 2	I had to mow the lawn. (literally: the grass.) 'remove weeds' 'rake leaves'
Misschien kunnen we wel buiten zitten. 2	Maybe we can even go sit outside

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