- The next phrase to discuss is “Go Dutch”. To go Dutch means to split the bill; to pay for yourself; to share the costs of something.
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- to have each person pay his or her own expenses. If a friend and I go out to eat, we might "go dutch," meaning we may each pay for our individual portion of the bill.
- "Going Dutch" (sometimes written with lower-case dutch) is a term that indicates that each person participating in a paid activity covers their own expenses...
- Kelime ve terimleri çevir ve farklı aksanlarda sesli dinleme. go dutch alman usulü ödemek go dutch alman usulü yapmak ne demek.
- We went Dutch on a cheap Chinese in Shaftesbury Avenue. Many women are happy to go Dutch with a new boyfriend on the first date.
- While "going Dutch" emphasizes fairness, "Dutch reckoning" takes it to an extreme level by meticulously dividing expenses down to the last penny.
- The expression "go Dutch" means to split the cost of something equally among those involved, or to pay for one's own expenses in a social situation.
- The Dutch do not use “going Dutch” as an expression, by the way – so you will not hear a Dutch person say: “Laten we Nederlands gaan!”
- So lets say you go to a restaurant and have to pay $100 for your meal with 2 person's , you can choose to go dutch and both have to pay $50.
