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Dutch sits unusually close to English — thousands of words are near-cousins — which makes the first hundred phrases faster to earn than you expect. Start with these essentials and build from what you actually hear.
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QHow do you say "hello" in Dutch?
AHallo
QHow do you say "thank you" in Dutch?
ADank je wel
QWhat does "alstublieft" mean?
APlease (formal) — also said when handing something over
QHow do you say "good morning" in Dutch?
AGoedemorgen
QWhat does "Hoe gaat het?" mean?
AHow are you?
QHow do you say "goodbye" in Dutch?
ATot ziens
QWhat does "lekker" mean?
ATasty / nice — Dutch uses it for food, weather, sleep, almost anything good
QHow do you say "water" in Dutch?
AWater (pronounced VAH-ter)
QWhat does "Ik begrijp het niet" mean?
AI don't understand
QHow do you say "yes" and "no" in Dutch?
AJa and nee
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