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List of terms you need to translate dates and times. Note on dates: Dutch dates are written in the form dd-mm-yyyy, so 2-5-1920 means 2 May 1920.
Names of the months| Dutch term | English translation |
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| januari | January | | februari | February | | maart | March | | april | April | | mei | May | | juni | June | | juli | July | | augustus | August | | september | September | | oktober | October | | november | November | | december | December |
Names of the weekdays| Dutch term | English translation |
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| maandag | Monday | | dinsdag | Tuesday | | woensdag | Wednesday | | donderdag | Thursday | | vrijdag | Friday | | zaterdag | Saturday | | zondag | Sunday |
Approximations| Dutch term | English translation |
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| voor | before | | tijdens | during | | na | after | | circa, ca. | about, approximately | | tussen | between | | tussen ... en ... | between ... and ... |
Times| Dutch term | English translation |
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| half .... | half to ... ("half 2" means 1.30) | | kwart over | quarter past | | kwart voor | quarter to | | kwartier | quarter of an hour | | minuten | minutes | | minuut | minute | | na de middag | after noon, PM | | 's avonds | in the evening, PM | | 's middags | in the afternoon, PM | | 's morgens | in the morning, AM | | 's nachts | in the night, AM | | uren | hours, o'clock | | uur | hour, o'clock | | voor de middag | before noon, AM |
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