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a phrase used to indicate that the speaker is willing to purchase or accept something that is being offered.

a polite response to acknowledge and accept someone's thanks or gratitude, indicating that it was a pleasure to assist them.

is a compliment that expresses admiration or appreciation for someone's physical appearance.

a casual response used to acknowledge and accept someone's gratitude or thanks, indicating that the action was not a burden.

a question that asks if the street is considered secure or free from danger, typically in terms of crime or accidents. 

a direct question that is typically used to inquire about someone's feelings or level of interest towards the person asking the question.

means that the person being referred to is experiencing a negative emotion characterized by feelings of unhappiness, sorrow, or emotional distress. 

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How do you say “I'll take it.” in Dutch?

“Ik neem het.”

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