Dutch uses "die" for de-words and all plurals, "dat" for singular het-words, "wie" for people after a preposition, and "wat" for indefinite antecedents like iets, niets, alles.
Buurvrouw: ?
Anna: ?
Collega: .
IT'er: ?
Buurvrouw: Ken je die man die naast ons woont?
Do you know the man who lives next to us?
Vul het ontbrekende woord in:
You mean the man who always gets up so early?
“Ja, maar ik begreep niet wat "kenmerk" en "betreft" betekenden.”
Yes, but I didn't understand what "kenmerk" and "betreft" meant.
“Wat is de huurprijs per maand?”
It looks good. What is the rent per month?
“Wat zijn uw klachten?”
What are your symptoms?
“Wat mag het zijn?”
Good afternoon. What can I get you?
“Dat is twee euro zestig.”
That is two euros sixty.