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20 Jan 2020
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Dutch (Belgium)
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English (US)
Question about Dutch (Belgium)
What is the difference between zat and aangeschoten en dronken of mischien nog iets? and Ik zou graag weten hoe zeggen, klein beetje gedronken, gedronken en helemaaaaaal gedronken. Like Tipsy, Buzzed, Wasted, Shit-faced, etc. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between zat and aangeschoten en dronken of mischien nog iets? and Ik zou graag weten hoe zeggen, klein beetje gedronken, gedronken en helemaaaaaal gedronken. Like Tipsy, Buzzed, Wasted, Shit-faced, etc. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- Dutch (Belgium)
Aangeschoten = tipsy (lightly drunk).
Zat and dronken both mean drunk. Zat is more derogatory and more used in dialects than dronken.
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