chill*
* chill
Dutch
Netherlands
Word
USED
Frequently
BY
People Under 30
(adj.) Used as an interjection for something that's "nice" or "great", or in a sentence for things you like. Frequently used in combination with the word "echt" (really) and can also be combined with "niet" (not) for something that sucks.
"M'n baas heeft me morgen vrij gegeven" "Chill!"
"My boss gave me the day off tomorrow" "Nice"
Submitted July 2020
by amarens
Confirmed by 3 people
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<h2>chill</h2>
<h3>Literal translation: chill</h3>
<p>Used as an interjection for something that's "nice" or "great", or in a sentence for things you like. Frequently used in combination with the word "echt" (really) and can also be combined with "niet" (not) for something that sucks.</p>