Examples of using "Nieuwsgierig" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you curious?
Stay curious.
Kittens are curious.
- I am curious.
- I'm curious.
Tom is curious.
- That is intriguing.
- That's intriguing.
Tom looks inquisitive.
Are you curious?
Dolphins are curious.
They're curious.
Are you curious?
And curious like this one,
- I am not curious.
- I'm not curious.
That is intriguing.
Foreign people intrigue me.
And she'd come out and be very curious.
Small children are very curious.
Aren't you even a little curious?
You look curious.
- Did you think I was being too nosy?
- Did you think that I was being too nosy?
Foreign people intrigue me.
- I am curious.
- I'm curious.
- Tom said that he was curious.
- Tom said he was curious.
- Tom admitted that he was curious.
- Tom admitted he was curious.
- She is curious to find who sent the flowers.
- She wants to know who sent the flowers.
- She's curious to find out who sent the flowers.
- I am very curious.
- I'm very curious.
- I am not curious.
- I'm not curious.
Very interested, very curious, but not taking stupid chances.
Children are very curious and ask many questions.
She was super curious too. She loved to explore the house.
My news isn't too important to people who don't want to know.
- "What's going on in the cave? I'm curious." "I have no idea."
- "What's happening in the cave? I'm curious." "I have no idea."
- She is curious to find who sent the flowers.
- She's curious to find out who sent the flowers.