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I was expecting the Dutch word "gezellig" to be on the list. I found "polderen" instead. Interesting, "gezellig" is much more used in day to day life than "pold

I was expecting the Dutch word "gezellig" to be on the list. I found "polderen" instead. Interesting, "gezellig" is much more used in day to day life than "polderen". I am not even sure most Dutch know what it means.

Cthulhu_ 6y ago
It's a word that's hard to explain, but everyone does know what it means - it invokes a feeling, memories of specific moments, that kinda thing. I'm glad "swaffelen" didn't end up on the list though.
rapnie 6y ago
Yep, also expecting 'gezellig'.