How to say "climate change" in Dutch?
In Dutch "climate change" translates toΒ Β klimaatveranderingΒ
Transliteration: klee-maat-vair-an-deh-ring
π³π± Klimaatverandering heeft grote gevolgen voor de natuur.
π£οΈ klee-maat-vair-an-deh-ring hait groh-tuh guh-vohl-hun fohr duh nah-toor.
πΊπΈ Climate change has major consequences for nature.
π³π± Klimaatverandering heeft grote gevolgen voor de planeet.
π£οΈ Kli-maat-vur-an-de-ring hayft groh-tuh guh-vohl-guhn voor duh plah-nayt.
πΊπΈ Climate change has big consequences for the planet.
π³π± Klimaatverandering heeft grote gevolgen voor onze planeet.
π£οΈ kli-maat-ver-an-de-ring heft groh-teh guh-vohl-gen voor oon-uh pla-neet
πΊπΈ Climate change has major consequences for our planet.
π³π± Klimaatverandering heeft grote gevolgen voor het milieu en de samenleving.
π£οΈ Kli-maat-ver-an-de-ring heft gro-te ge-vol-gen voor het mi-lieu en de sa-men-le-ving.
πΊπΈ Climate change has significant impacts on the environment and society.
π³π± Klimaatverandering wordt veroorzaakt door de uitstoot van broeikasgassen.
π£οΈ Kli-maat-ver-an-de-ring wordt ver-oor-zaakt door de uit-stoot van broei-kas-gas-sen.
πΊπΈ Climate change is caused by the emission of greenhouse gases.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to say "climate change" in Dutch?
You can use the word "klimaatverandering" which translates to "climate change".
How to pronounce "klimaatverandering" (climate change) in Dutch?
The word "klimaatverandering" is pronounced as "klee-maat-vair-an-deh-ring".
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