Examples of using "Nieuw" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're new.
- It's new.
- This is new.
- That's new.
- It is new.
- What's new?
- What's up?
- Anything new?
- What is new?
- Which is new?
- This book is new.
- This book's new.
She has a new job and a new boyfriend.
- This book is new.
- This book's new.
- The book is new.
This book was new.
My pen is new.
No new restoration story!
- It's new.
- It is new.
This is new.
Are you new?
Is it new?
Are they new?
Which is new?
Tom is new.
Is that new?
- What's new?
- What is new?
Sami was new.
Do you have this new book?
New Zealand, England and America,
Are you new here?
- What's new?
- What is new?
The computer is new.
My pen is new.
My pen is new.
Are you new, too?
These books are new.
The doghouse is new.
These scissors are new.
Are your shoes new?
- This book is new.
- This book's new.
This book was new.
That book is new.
- I am new here.
- I'm new here.
Pray for New Zealand.
Which house is new?
This is absolutely new.
This is almost new.
- What's up?
- What is new?
- S'up?
He wants to get a new dictionary.
They speak English in New Zealand.
He wants to get a new dictionary.
This idea is not new.
He built a new house.
They went to New Zealand.
I built a new house.
Do you have this new book?
Is that a new bathing suit?
- The idea is not new.
- The idea isn't new.
The red skirt is new.
The red house is new.
He had a new idea.
between Australia and New Guinea.
It's a new book.
I live in New Zealand.