Dutch: Essential Vocabulary for Beginners
The most important Dutch words and phrases to get started in Nederlands.
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How do you say 'Good morning' in Dutch?
Goedemorgen (pronounced: HOO-duh-MOR-hun)
What is the Dutch word for 'Thank you' (informal)?
Dank je wel
Translate 'Goodbye' (formal) into Dutch.
Tot ziens
What are the two definite articles for 'the' in Dutch?
De and Het
How do you say 'Please' or 'Here you go' in Dutch?
Alsjeblieft
Translate the verb 'to be' into Dutch.
Zijn
Translate the verb 'to have' into Dutch.
Hebben
What is the Dutch word for the number 'twelve'?
Twaalf
How do you pronounce the Dutch letter 'G' in most regions?
It is a guttural, raspy sound made in the back of the throat.
Which definite article is ALWAYS used for diminutive nouns (ending in -je)?
Het (e.g., het meisje, het huisje)
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