Edit: prizes increased!

Idioms are the name of any non native speaker. These are sayings that make complete sense to the native speaking population, yet are completely nonsensical to the new speaker.

I am learning Dutch, and here are some idioms that I am trying to learn. To play this game, no Dutch is needed, I will give the literal translation in English.

So the rules are simple, from the picture and a literal translation of the Dutch, see if you can guess the meaning of the idiom. There are three, first correct will win a 0.02 SBD prize but the funniest (at my discretion, it doesn't have to be awarded) will take a 0.05 SBD prize. So, to be clear there are 2 prizes for each picture/idiom.

1

Aan de weg timmeren
Building on the road

2

Voor paal staan
Stand before the pole

3

Uit je dak gaan
Go out your roof

Have fun, guess away, don't worry about being wrong. That's why the funny prize is worth more than the correct one!

Answers and winners from last week

Original post

1

Boter bij de vis
Butter by the fish
Meaning: you go directly to pay for something

Correct None @plushzilla was close, so I will send a consolation prize.
Funny @mrzurkon

2

Het gaat van een leien dakje
It goes from a slate roof
Meaning :it goes easily.

Correct @smylie2005
Funny none

3

Bepakt en bezakt
Packed and sacked
Meaning : you are ready, with all your baggage

Correct @cryptopolechix
Funny none

Congratulations to the prize winners, and everyone that played! I hope there are more steps at the funny prize next time!

I will be sending the prizes this evening when the kids are in bed.

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