Datum En Tijd Les Flashcards
What time is it?
Hoe laat is het?
Do you know what time it is?
Weet je hoe laat het is?
At what time does the meeting start?
Hoe laat begint de vergadering?
When is your appointment?
Wanneer is je afspraak?
What time do you wake up?
Hoe laat word je wakker?
When do you use “Hoe laat” and when do you use “Wanneer”?
- “Hoe laat” asks for a specific time (clock).
- “Wanneer” asks for a date or general time.
What time is dinner?
Hoe laat is het avondeten?
At what time do you arrive?
Hoe laat kom je aan?
What time does the train leave?
Hoe laat vertrekt de trein?
It is 8 o’clock
Het is acht uur.
I wake up at 7 AM.
Ik word wakker om zeven uur ‘s ochtends.
* “’s ochtends” specifies the time of day as morning (AM).*
The train leaves at 5 PM.
De trein vertrekt om 5 uur ’s middags.
“’s Middags” is used for times after 12:00 PM (afternoon).
The shop closes at 6 PM.
De winkel sluit om 6 uur ’s avonds.
“’s Avonds” is used for evening times (from about 6:00 PM until midnight).
The movie starts at 8:30 PM.
De film begint om half negen ’s avonds.
“Half negen” means 8:30 in Dutch. Note that it means half-past 8, so 30 minutes before 9.
What is today’s date?
Wat is de datum van vandaag?
What day is it today?
Welke dag is het vandaag?
When is your birthday
Wanneer is je verjaardag? / Wanneer ben je jarig?
When is your birthday
Wanneer is je verjaardag?
What day of the week is it?
Welke dag van de week is het?
When is the meeting?
Wanneer is de vergadering?
What is tomorrow’s date?
Wat is de datum van morgen?
Today is September 19th,
Vandaag is het negentien september.
In Dutch, the day is said before the month.
It is Monday, October 4th.
Het is maandag vier oktober.
My birthday is on May 21st
Mijn verjaardag is op eenentwintig mei.
“Op” is used to indicate a specific date.
The concert is on Friday
Het concert is op vrijdag.
* Use “op” before days of the week to indicate the day of an event.*
The concert is on Friday
Het concert is op vrijdag.
* Use “op” before days of the week to indicate the day of an event.*
The appointment is next week.
De afspraak is volgende week.
The event is next month.
Het evenement is volgende maand.
The party is next Saturday.
Het feestje is volgende week zaterdag.
We have a meeting this Friday.
We hebben een afspraak deze vrijdag.
I will see you in the afternoon.
Ik zie je vanmiddag.
“Vanmiddag” refers to the afternoon of the same day.
The train leaves at midnight.
De trein vertrekt om middernacht.
The meeting was last week.
De vergadering was vorige week.
