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Does anyone speak Dutch?
I need to know what this means...
"Conische hoezen bedrukl m. acessoires"
It has something to do with flower sleeves, like you get around a bouquet.
7 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Cone shaped covers with print on accessories.
You can ask me anything in Dutch, I'm fluent.
Source(s): Bilingual English & Dutch - LaymanLv 61 decade ago
Yes I am fluent in Dutch,
"conische" means "conical"
"hoezen" are "covers"
"bedrukl" must be miss spelled for "bedrukt" meaning "printed"
"accessoires" is dutch spelling for "accessories", meaning "motifs" in this case.
The whole sentence would mean "conical covers printed with accessories"
I hope it makes sense, else send me the whole text using copy and paste to see if there is more?
- Dr.CyclopsLv 41 decade ago
Yes someone does speak Dutch. People in the Netherlands speak Dutch.
It says cone-shaped- "something" accesories.
Out of context it doesn't make much sense and I don't know what bedrukly means.
Good luck.
- 1 decade ago
Hi!
It means would you like some flower Sleeves!!
Source(s): My great-Grandma told me what it meant she speaks dutch - How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Conic covers printed m. accessories.
Bedrukl is either abbreviated or misspelled.
I don't know what m. stands for.
