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We boze mensen proberen onboos te maken.

We: Means "we" or "us", the first-person plural pronoun. Pronounced as "vay" – a simple and straightforward pronoun indicating the speaker and at least one other person. It is the subject of the sentence.

boze: Means "angry" or "mad". Pronounced "boh-zeh", with a short 'o' sound similar to the 'o' in "hot" and a voiced 'z' sound. It's an adjective describing the "mensen".

mensen: Means "people" or "persons". Pronounced "men-suh" with a short 'e' sound in "men" and a soft 's' sound followed by a short 'uh' sound. It is the plural noun that "boze" modifies.

proberen: Means "to try" or "to attempt". Pronounced "proh-beh-ren", with emphasis on the first syllable. It is the verb of the sentence, indicating the action being undertaken.

onboos: Means "unangry" or "calm". Pronounced "on-bohs", with a short 'o' sound similar to the 'o' in "hot" and a voiced 's' sound at the end. It is an adjective, the opposite of "boze", describing the intended state of the "mensen".

te: Means "to" (infinitive particle). Pronounced "teh", similar to the 'e' in "bed" – a small function word that indicates the infinitive form of the verb "maken".

maken: Means "to make" or "to do". Pronounced "mah-ken", with a short 'a' similar to the 'a' in "cat" and a short 'e' sound at the end of the last syllable. It is the infinitive verb meaning "to make" or in this context, "to render" or "to make (someone) feel".

Putting it together: "We boze mensen proberen onboos te maken." means "We try to make the angry people calm" or "We try to calm the angry people". It describes an attempt to de-escalate a situation involving angry people.