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Translation - Dutch-English - - wat bij elkaar hoort, zal bij elkaar komen.
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- wat bij elkaar hoort, zal bij elkaar komen.
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Submitted by
Sara1993
Source language: Dutch
- wat bij elkaar hoort, zal bij elkaar komen.
Title
- What resembles, will assemble.
Translation
English
Translated by
Urunghai
Target language: English
- Birds of a feather flock together.
Remarks about the translation
Thanks Lilian!
Last validated or edited by
lilian canale
- 11 October 2008 22:31
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8 October 2008 02:37
lilian canale
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What is that supposed to mean?
8 October 2008 19:18
Urunghai
Number of messages: 464
What looks the same/matches (resembles), will come together (assemble)? Hmmm, maybe I shouldn't have used "assemble", but it sounds nice that way :P
Don't they use that proverb when talking about which sorts of people fall in love with eachother?
8 October 2008 19:27
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
The saying I can remember is "Birds of a feather flock together" meaning that similar people spend time together. Does that convey?
8 October 2008 19:34
Urunghai
Number of messages: 464
I'm not sure we're talking about people here, then again, birds of a feather aren't people either
Oh, found something on
Wiktionary
Haha, take a look at the French equivalent!
8 October 2008 19:42
lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Oh...you had done the translation into French then!
8 October 2008 22:19
kfeto
Number of messages: 953
Dag Dennis i voted wrong , i hope you dont mind
to me the english means people who are SIMILAR tend to get along, come together.
the dutch is more about destiny, saying people/things who/which are MEANT to be together, eventually will