gaan met die banaan
Dutch
FWOTD – 23 March 2023
Etymology
Literally, “go with that banana”. Gaan is an infinitive with imperative force.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈɣaːn mɛ(t) di baːˈnaːn/
Interjection
- (colloquial, Netherlands) go on, get going (commence), go ahead
- 2011, Lisa Gardner, Spaar het meisje, tr. by Ralph van der Aa of Live to Tell.
- Haar broek uittrekken, Alex' gesteven blauwe overhemd van zijn lijf rukken en gaan met die banaan.
- Strip off her jeans, rip off Alex's starched blue shirt, and go to town. (original English)
- 2011, Lisa Gardner, Spaar het meisje, tr. by Ralph van der Aa of Live to Tell.
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