Dutch to Malay Translation
Looking to translate from Dutch to Malay? You're at the best translation tool!
Why Should You Translate Your Content?
Translating your content into multiple languages makes it accessible to an audience larger than a single country's boundaries.
Be local, bo vocal
Businesses have to adapt with changing cultures, as trends and issues change. Don't make assumptions about your customer's culture. The fact is that generalizations about culture have become offensive and even illegal in some countries.
Speak their language
Ever heard of the 80/20 rule? It's commonly known as the Pareto Principle; however, Pareto's original statement was "The fact, that, in many instances, less than one-fifth of the whole of a population actually re- ceive the lion's share of the income, and consequently are the ruling class. I call that the law of the vital few and the trivial many" (Pareto). Not only is the Pareto Principle applicable to the above statement, but it is also applicable to the 80/20 rule, in which the Pareto Principle is stated in another way. Originally stated by Joseph Pareto, translated for the masses to understand by Richard Koch and some experts in economics, the 80/20 principle states that "80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes" (Koch
Break barriers
Shoppers make purchase decisions based on their shopping experience, and when you offer them a better shopping experience, it will result in a better chance of them not only viewing you as their preferred brand, but also recommend other consumers to trade with you.
About Dutch to Malay Translation Tool
If you need to translate a Dutch word, phrase, or sentence into another language, simply type your translation in the text box on the left-hand side of the page. Make sure you enter "DUTCH" on the text box with the green arrow next to it, and then hit the "Translate" button above. Our translation app will then automatically translate your input into another language within seconds.
Threshold: 500 characters (but sometimes the translations are not 100% accurate)
Around a million people around the world speak Dutch. Sometimes, understanding Dutch is difficult for individuals who do not regularly use it as a second language, but with a translation app like ours, one can easily convert Dutch words or phrases into other languages they do understand. This is why translating commonly used words or phrases shouldn’t be something you have to pay for - and this is the true purpose of this app, which allows users to translate Dutch into Malay and vice versa.
Commonly spoken Dutch to Malay phrases
Goed idee.
Idea yang bagus.
Dat is prima.
tak mengapa.
Ik wil je niet lastig vallen.
Saya tak nak susahkan awak.
Is dat genoeg?
Adakah ia mencukupi?
Breng me alstublieft naar dit adres.
Tolong bawa saya ke alamat ini.
Ik wil het niet.
Saya tidak mahu.
Alles is klaar.
Semua dah siap.
Ik begrijp het niet.
saya tak faham.
Ik ben mijn horloge kwijt.
Saya kehilangan jam tangan saya.
Hou op!
Berhenti!
Frequently Asked Questions
Our translation system uses Microsoft's or Google's translation systems. Whenever you type a word, sentence or phrase in Dutch, it will send the input to the cloud, where it will be analysed by artificial neural network systems. Google and Microsoft cloud-based AI will then send back what they think is an accurate translation in Malay.
Yes, our content translation to Malay is absolutely FREE! If you need to get something translated, get in touch with our translation agency, the best place for quality translation at an affordable price!
Malay to Dutch translation tool, unfortunately, you cannot download it on your device. You must use it online.
Dutch to Malay translation is based on Google and Microsoft APIs. It takes place nearly instantaneously.
Machine translations are a good way to get an idea of what a sentence is trying to say. For example, if you were to translate from Dutch to Malay through a website like Google Translate, here's how it would work behind the scenes. A server that's part of the translation website will go through all possible combinations compared to the individual words and phrases that make up that language. The translation program will use algorithms like this since it needs to figure out what words and phrases mean in each language so it can match up with other words and phrases equal in both languages. If you want more accurate and contextual translation, visit Pepper Content’s language services (https://www.peppercontent.io/translation-services/) and get your content translated by expert translators!