Dutch term
(dat ik daar klaar voor ben) en vooral ook dat ik daar aan toe ben.
Ik kan momenteel geen goede vertaling van laatstgenoemde phrase bedenken, die niet op hetzelfde neerkomt als de eerste zin 'being ready for'.
Kan iemand my helpen?
Bedankt!
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Proposed translations
that the time has come for me to do this
prepared/ ready/organized/ripe and most of all ready/in need of ...
het hangt allemaal een beetje af van de intonatie die ze eraan wil geven. hoop dat deze suggesties helpen
and that I really need it
Ergens aan toe zijn betekent dat je het nodig hebt, bijv.: ik ben toe aan een kopje koffie :)
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jarry (X)
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Joy Phillips
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Ron Willems
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Tina Vonhof (X)
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Kitty Brussaard
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Iris Shalev
: "I need to do this" or something in that style, maybe...
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