frindle
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- Mar 21, 2009
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- Korean
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- South Korea
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- South Korea
Hello. I'm wondering what the underlined part means.
I suppose 'vot's dat' is from Dutch. I looked up to Dutch dictionaries.
I found 'dat' means 'that' in English, but I can't found the meaning of 'vot(or vot's)'. Can you guess what it means in this context?
Please help!!! Thank you.
Today we've been in Australia for 10 years (from Holland). My friend came around with a Dutch cake. Pappie said 'vot's dat'? He says 'vot's dat' to everything, especially when he's trying to get Mammie to talk English.
I suppose 'vot's dat' is from Dutch. I looked up to Dutch dictionaries.
I found 'dat' means 'that' in English, but I can't found the meaning of 'vot(or vot's)'. Can you guess what it means in this context?
Please help!!! Thank you.
Today we've been in Australia for 10 years (from Holland). My friend came around with a Dutch cake. Pappie said 'vot's dat'? He says 'vot's dat' to everything, especially when he's trying to get Mammie to talk English.
