Engels : Nederlands
We are a happy couple although we [come from different backgrounds]. = afkomstig zijn uit verschillende achtergronden
We meet almost every day but we still [enjoy each other's company]. = van elkaars gezelschap genieten
Can I [get you something to drink]? = een drankje voor je halen
Nowadays it's hard to [get a job]. = een baan krijgen
I've [got an email] from my friend who studies medicine abroad. = een e-mail ontvangen
I would be really happy if I [got a pet] for my next birthday. = een huisdier krijgen
She doesn't have a temperature anymore so maybe she will [get better] soon. = beter worden
The first thing I do in the morning is have a shower, then I [get dressed] and have breakfast. = je aankleden
I'll call you as soon as I [get home]. = thuiskomen
They are such a lovely couple! I hope they will [get married] soon. = trouwen
Claire [gets on my nerves] because she talks too much. = op iemands zenuwen werken
When I [get older], I will move out of my parents' house. = ouder worden
I think that we should [get to know] each other better before we get married. = leren kennen
Tom is not a very organised person and it takes him a lot of time to [get ready] for school. = je gereed maken
I [get upset and scared] when he screams at me. = overstuur raken en bang worden
My mum [got angry] when she saw the mess in my room. = boos worden
She gets on well with her sister and they very rarely [have an argument]. = ruziën
I think I'm quite similar to Susan because we [have a lot in common]. = iets gemeen hebben
Fortunately, all members of our family [have the same sense of humour]. = hetzelfde gevoel voor humor hebben
My girlfriend lives in another city. That's why we can [see each other only at weekends]. = elkaar alleen in het weekend zien
Both of us [share an interest in] photography. = belangstelling delen voor
We need to [spend time with] our grandparents. = tijd doorbrengen met
After the break-up he needed to [spend some time on his own]. = tijd in je eentje doorbrengen