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Match the following Dutch words with their English translations:
Match the following Dutch words with their English translations:
hallo = hello slecht = bad goedemorgen = good morning tot ziens = see you
Match the following English phrases with their Dutch equivalents:
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I am = ik ben my name is = ik heet the man = de man the woman = de vrouw
Match the following verbs with their meanings:
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roken = to smoke zijn = to be zien = to see eten = to eat
Match the following Dutch food items with their English translations:
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Match the following expressions of time with their translations:
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Match the following terms for 'you' in Dutch with their proper uses:
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Match the following Dutch transportation terms with their English translations:
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Match the following Dutch question words with their English meanings:
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Article
Article
A word used with a noun to specify whether it is singular or plural.
ik
ik
The word for 'I' in Dutch.
alsjeblieft
alsjeblieft
The Dutch equivalent of 'please'.
jij
jij
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zijn
zijn
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blij
blij
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de leraar
de leraar
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de boer
de boer
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To have
To have
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To walk
To walk
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To ask
To ask
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To answer
To answer
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To eat
To eat
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To drink
To drink
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To drive
To drive
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To forget
To forget
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Study Notes
Dutch Vocabulary Lessons 1-10
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Lesson 1: Introduces basic greetings and introductions in Dutch. Includes: "ik," "ik heet," "ik ben," "een," "de," "het," "de man," "de vrouw," "de jongen," "de meisje," "het huis," "hallo," "hoi," "goed," "slecht," "morgen," "morgen," "goedemorgen," "avond," "goedenavond," "dag," "goedendag," "tot ziens," "tot," and "doei."
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Lesson 2: Focuses on phrases for politeness and common expressions. Includes: "alsjeblieft," "alstublieft," "a.u.b.," "dank je wel," "ja," "nee," "niet," "roken," "links," "rechts," "of," "en," "jij," "je," "hij," "zij," "ze," "wij," "jullie," "zij," "u."
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Lesson 3: Presents vocabulary related to various professions and people. Includes: "zijn," "de leraar," "blij," "leuk," "mooi," "oud," "jong," "de voetballer," "de premier," "de student," "de leerling," "de baas," "de bakker," "de slager," "de boer," "de visser," "de advocaat," "de dokter," "de ober," "de politieman," "de agent," "de kapper," "de directeur," "de boekhouder," "de verkoper," "de vertegenwoordiger."
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Lesson 4: Focuses on food and drinks vocabulary. Includes: "eten & drinken," "de groente," "het fruit," "het brood," "de boterham," "de kaas," "de hagelslag," "de pindakaas," "de melk," "de koffie," "de thee," "de aardappel," "de aardappeleter," "het bier," "de wijn," "het water," "het vlees," "de kip," "de friet," "frietje met," "de frikadel," "de kroket," "de pannenkoek," "de stroopwafel," "drop," "de, het snoep."
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Lesson 5: Covers words related to questions, locations, and time. Includes: "wat," "dat," "dit," "welke," "deze," "die," "waar," "hier," "daar," "wanneer," "dan," "toen," "terwijl," "hoe," "hoeveel," "de bloem," "waarom," "daarom," "want," "omdat," "maar," "behalve," "de fiets."
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Lesson 6: Expands on locations and places. Includes: "de straat," "de weg," "de snelweg," "de auto," "de bus," "de trein," "de tram," "de halte," "de metro," "de boot," "het vliegtuig," "het vliegveld," "de haven," "het station," "het kantoor," "de winkel," "de supermarkt," "het ziekenhuis," "de apotheek," "het zwembad," "de sporthal," "het politiebureau," "de bibliotheek," "de school," "de universiteit."
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Lesson 7: Contains basic numbers (0-1,000,000). Includes: "nul," "een," "twee," "drie," "vier," "vijf," "zes," "zeven," "acht," "negen," "tien," "elf," "twaalf," "dertien," "veertien," "vijftien," "twintig," "eenentwintig," "dertig," "veertig," "vijftig," "honderd," "tweehonderd," "duizend," "miljoen."
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Lesson 8: Focuses on verbs and common activities. Includes: "lopen," "hebben," "worden," "gaan," "vragen," "antwoorden," "kopen," "krijgen," "eten," "drinken," "rijden," "vergeten," "horen," "luisteren," "zien," "kijken," "weten," "leren," "slapen," "lezen," "schrijven," "spreken," "zeggen," "denken," "werken," "wachten."
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Lesson 9: Covers adjectives for describing things related to size, taste, and feeling. Includes: "groot," "klein," "lekker," "vies," "schoon," "mooi," "de tulp," "lelijk," "interessant," "saai," "arm," "rijk," "donker," "licht," "zwaar," "zacht," "snel," "lief," "stout," "koud," "warm," "duur," "goedkoop," "hoog," "laag."
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Lesson 10: Focuses on days of the week, months, and seasons. Includes: "week," "de dagen van de week," "welke dag (van de week)?", "maandag," "dinsdag," "woensdag," "donderdag," "vrijdag," "zaterdag," "zondag," "de maand," "de maan," "januari," "februari," "maart," "april," "mei," "juni," "juli," "augustus," "september," "oktober," "november," "december," "winter," "lente," "zomer," and "herfst."
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This quiz covers the first ten lessons of basic Dutch vocabulary, including greetings, politeness phrases, and vocabulary related to professions. Test your knowledge and improve your Dutch language skills through themed word groups. Perfect for beginners looking to build a strong foundation in Dutch.