“Just in case people are curious, there is no need for “the” here. “Het” is a Dutch equivalent of “the” so it should just be “het bootje”. In the suffix “je” that is used to make an object sound smaller, the “mini” can be found. So in this case “bootje” becomes “bootje” .”
In my view, Antwerp is totally underestimated. On my way to the Belgian coast, I had to pass through this beautiful town and I was shocked! What an incredible town! I’ve been having a cool time there… And the best fried fruit ever! Some call them French Fries, or Pommes Frites, or chips. They are double fried in Belgium and served with roughly 40 toppings to choose from. Tasty. Delicious.
Just in case people are wondering, there is no need for “the” here. “Het” is the “the” Dutch equivalent, so it should only be “het bootje” The “little” can be found in the “je” suffix that is used to make the sound of an object smaller. “So, “boot” becomes “bootje” in this situation. .
All right, but can we talk about the door to this green circle? I’m not able to get enough of it!
Does anyone know why Antwerp is so full of Art Nouveau? Why? Why? Why?
However, the round window / doorway below it <3
Boat Lil
A few years ago, I visited Antwerp – so many beautiful art nouveau buildings there!
How do we know that this is not really a science phenomenon and that by claiming it’s funky architecture, they’re not really trying to cover it up?
“Building this ~~tugboat~~ I mean!
Who was saying this?
Run Lillian, run Lillian!”
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*Lil Yatchy came into the conversation.
“The title can certainly be read as “”Her Booty”””
This was my favorite fallout side quest,
The building looks so out of place on that street, especially behind a museum of fine arts…
Once, I had to go to Antwerp for a few days. I love the city absolutely. It’s beyond gorgeous.
It was really cool. This ‘apotheek’ in Leeuwarden reminds me of:
Thanks, thanks,
“Just in case people are curious, there is no need for “the” here. “Het” is a Dutch equivalent of “the” so it should just be “het bootje”. In the suffix “je” that is used to make an object sound smaller, the “mini” can be found. So in this case “bootje” becomes “bootje” .”
LIL BOAT BOAT
In my view, Antwerp is totally underestimated. On my way to the Belgian coast, I had to pass through this beautiful town and I was shocked! What an incredible town! I’ve been having a cool time there… And the best fried fruit ever! Some call them French Fries, or Pommes Frites, or chips. They are double fried in Belgium and served with roughly 40 toppings to choose from. Tasty. Delicious.
Very cool. This ‘apotheek’ in Leeuwarden reminds me:
“Is that literally pronounced “”het boatya””?”
Is this for sailing?
I live in Antwerp and I have never seen a building like this before, wtf.
Just in case people are wondering, there is no need for “the” here. “Het” is the “the” Dutch equivalent, so it should only be “het bootje” The “little” can be found in the “je” suffix that is used to make the sound of an object smaller. “So, “boot” becomes “bootje” in this situation. .
Mr. Binnacle, Glorious Day!!
Prachtig! Prachtig!
Address: Schildersstraat 2, Belgium, Antwerp.
Although this is true, it looks strangely photoshopped,
That reminds me of the original vhs movie about peter pan
Museum voor schone kunsten, Aan het!
Mr. Binnacle, Glorious Day!!
Nevertheless, the round window/doorway underneath it <<
It is so surreal that it seems like the building has been photoshopped.
To Waar?
Day of Glory, Mr. Binnacle!!!!
*Insert a joke from Monty Python about old people taking over a ship that is also a building*
Building this ~~tugboat~~ I mean!
Who was saying this?
Run Lillian, run Lillian!