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What is go dutch?
Going dutch means "to split a bill"
So lets say you go to a restaurant and have to pay $100 for your meal with 2 person's , you can choose to go dutch and both have to pay $50
Going dutch is originated from the Dutch people and culture , the dutch people are known for there greediness
Hey i can afford the whole meal for both of us , wanna go dutch?
Sure , i like going dutch
go dutch - video
Go dutch - what is it?
When a couple go on a date, they pay their own bills.
This is easier on the male, because men are usually expected to pay for all bills.
boy1: "Yo dude, I was running low on money on my night out with Cindy, so we decided we're going Dutch .... she payed her part which was $40!!! Ofcourse I only spent $5 that night."
boy2: "Yeah lol, shes a fat hoe, she eats alot"
What does "go dutch" mean?
When a couple go on a date, they pay their own bills.
This is easier on the male, because men are usually expected to pay for all bills.
boy1: "Yo dude, I was running low on money on my night out with Cindy, so we decided we're going Dutch.... she payed her part which was $40!!! Ofcourse I only spent $5 that night."
boy2: "Yeah lol, shes a fat hoe, she eats alot"
Go dutch - what does it mean?
When two partners on a date choose to pay their own respective portions of the bill instead of the man paying for it all.
I saved twenty dollars by going dutch with Christine to the club.
Go dutch - meaning
When two people each masturbate next to each other. Like when going out for a meal and each personal paying for themselves.
Dick and Jane gave up sex for lent so instead they decided to go dutch.
Go dutch - definition
When you go an a date and everyone pays separately.
Stephanie: I only have enough for my meal.
Natalia: Yeah so do I.
Christopher: I am not paying for anyone's food.
John: Great, so everyone can GO DUTCH
Natalia: Going Dutch is a great idea.
Go dutch - slang
The phrase "going Dutch" probably originates from Dutch etiquette. In the Netherlands, it is not unusual to pay separately when dating. The Dutch were already internationally known as scrooges, and English rivalry with The Netherlands especially during the period of the Anglo-Dutch Wars gave rise to several phrases including Dutch that promote certain negative stereotypes. Examples include Dutch courage, Dutch uncle and Dutch wife. The particular stereotype associated with this usage is the idea of Dutch people as ungregarious and selfish.
In Spain, "going Dutch" is attributed to Catalans, due to a stereotype that they are greedy. A stereotypical non-Catalan Spaniard would compete to invite the group.
In Italy, the expression pagare alla romana can be translated as: "To pay like people of Rome" or "to pay like they do in Rome". It has the same meaning as "going Dutch".
Curiously, in South American countries exist the Spanish phrase pagar a la americana (literally "To pay American style") which refers to a treat attributed to North Americans or Canadians.
Last night I had no money, but fortunately we didn't go Dutch and my friend treated me.
Go dutch
In dating, when both parties pay for their own bills, thus effectively dispelling the double-standard where men are always expected to pay.
"If you meet an intelligent, attractive and friendly woman who likes going dutch then you should hang on to her for dear life."
Go dutch
When each person (typically in a dating scenario) pays for their own meal.
Becky: Did he pay for your meal?
Linda: No, we both decided we were going Dutch.
Go dutch
to have each person pay his or her own expenses
If a friend and I go out to eat, we might "go dutch," meaning we may each pay for our individual portion of the bill