Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Dutch"

A: The number is called the "registration number" in America, and I think the British call it the same thing. (In America it's informally called the "licence plate number".)

The thing where the registration number is displayed in called a "licence plate" in America, and a "number plate" in the UK.

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A: In a restaurant for example, a waiter might say "Is this on separate bills, or all together?" Or if you're going to the movies with friends you might say "Should we just each pay our own way (in)?" or "Should we each buy our own tickets?" If you'd like examples for specific cases, I can provide them, no problem!

A: The country is the Netherlands and the people who live there are Dutch.

Just like there is a country called Japan where people called Japanese live.

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A: The phrase is usually "going dutch" it is still used, but not very common.

A: Number 2

A: yeah add the "a"