Unit 4 In Gang Flashcards

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alles goed? (ah-lus khoot)

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is everything good?|Hallo Jan

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hoe gaat het? (hoo khaht het)

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how’s it going?|Hoe gaat het vandaag? (How’s it going today?) Note: A universal greeting that works in most situations.

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hoe gaat het met jou? (hoo khaht het met yow)

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how’s it going with you?|Hoi Lisa

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hoe gaat het met u? (hoo khaht het met ew)

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how’s it going with you?|Goedemorgen meneer Jansen

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hoe is het? (hoo is het)

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how is it?|Hoe is het? Ik heb je lang niet gezien! (How are you? I haven’t seen you in a long time!) Note: Another common way to ask how someone is doing.

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hoe is het met jou? (hoo is het met yow)

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how is it with you?|Hoe is het met jou sinds je nieuwe baan? (How are you doing since your new job?) Note: Informal version focused on the person.

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hoe is het met u? (hoo is het met ew)

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how is it with you?|Hoe is het met u na uw operatie? (How are you after your operation?) Note: Formal version showing respect.

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prima (pree-mah)

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excellent/great|Het gaat prima met mij

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fantastisch (fan-tas-tees)

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fantastic|Met mij gaat het fantastisch

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uitstekend (uyt-stay-kund)

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outstanding|Het gaat uitstekend met mij

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heel goed (hayl khoot)

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very good|Met mij gaat het heel goed

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hartstikke goed (hart-stik-uh khoot)

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really good|Het gaat hartstikke goed met mij! (I’m doing really good!) Note: A casual

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goed (khoot)

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good|Met mij gaat het goed

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het gaat wel (het khaht vel)

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I’m okay/so-so|Het gaat wel

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niet zo (goed) (neet zoh khoot)

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not so (good)|Het gaat niet zo goed

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en met jou? (en met yow)

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and with you?|Prima

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en met u? (en met ew)

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and with you?|Het gaat goed met mij

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en jij? (en yay)

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and you?|Goed

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en u? (en ew)

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and you?|Uitstekend

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een afspraak maken (un ahf-spraak mah-kun)

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to make an appointment|Ik moet een afspraak maken met de tandarts. (I need to make an appointment with the dentist.) Note: Used for both formal appointments and social plans.

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datum (dah-tum)

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date|Welke datum is je verjaardag? (What date is your birthday?) Note: Dutch people often confirm specific dates when making plans.

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dat lukt niet (daht lukt neet)

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that doesn’t work/isn’t possible|Vrijdag lukt niet

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dat kan ook (daht kahn ohk)

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that works too|Zondag om drie uur? Dat kan ook. (Sunday at three? That works too.) Note: Flexible response showing agreement to an alternative suggestion.

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bij ons thuis (bay ons thoys)

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at our home/place|Komen jullie zaterdag bij ons thuis eten? (Are you coming to eat at our place on Saturday?) Note: Common phrase for inviting people to your home.

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blijf je ook eten? (bleyf yuh ohk ay-tun)

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will you stay for dinner?|Je komt om vier uur

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hartstikke leuk (hart-stik-uh luk)

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really nice/great|Het feestje was hartstikke leuk! (The party was really great!) Note: “Hartstikke” intensifies adjectives and is very common in casual speech.

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vind ik ook (vind ik ohk)

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I think so too|Dat restaurant is geweldig. - Ja

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ervandoor (er-vahn-door)

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to leave/get going|Sorry

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gauw even (gow ay-vun)

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quickly/just for a moment|Ik moet nog gauw even boodschappen doen. (I need to quickly do some shopping.) Note: “Even” suggests a brief action

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fijne vakantie (fey-nuh vah-kahn-see)

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nice vacation/have a good holiday|Ik wens jullie een fijne vakantie! (I wish you a nice vacation!) Note: Common well-wishing phrase before someone goes on vacation.

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tot dan (tot dahn)

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see you then|Dinsdag om twee uur? Tot dan! (Tuesday at two? See you then!) Note: Confirms plans while saying goodbye.

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doe ik (doo ik)

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I will (do that)|Kun je de deur dichtdoen? Doe ik! (Can you close the door? I will!) Note: Quick affirmative response promising to do something.

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tot volgende week zondag (tot vol-ghun-duh veek zon-dach)

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see you next Sunday|We spreken af bij het café

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doe de groeten aan (doo duh groo-tun ahn)

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give my regards to|Doe de groeten aan je vrouw! (Give my regards to your wife!) Note: Very common Dutch expression when you want someone to pass on your greetings to someone else.

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dat is lang geleden

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zeg (daht is lahng guh-ley-dun

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wat leuk! (vaht luk)

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how nice!|Wat leuk dat je langskomt! (How nice that you’re stopping by!) Note: Very common reaction showing enthusiasm or pleasant surprise.

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ja

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prima (yah pree-mah)

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het gaat wel (het ghaht vel)

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I’m doing okay/so-so|Het gaat wel

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maar dat is nu niet zo belangrijk (mahr daht is new neet zoh buh-lahng-reyk)

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but that’s not so important now|Ik heb wat problemen met mijn auto

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ik heb vakantie (ik hep vah-kahn-see)

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I’m on vacation/holiday|Ik heb vakantie

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een paar dagen (un pahr dah-gun)

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a few days|We gaan een paar dagen naar Texel. (We’re going to Texel for a few days.) Note: Commonly used when discussing short trips.

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ga je veel foto’s maken? (gah yuh veel foh-tohs mah-kun)

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are you going to take a lot of photos?|Ga je veel foto’s maken tijdens je reis naar Italië? (Are you going to take a lot of photos during your trip to Italy?) Note: Common question when discussing someone’s upcoming trip.

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sinds gisteren (sinds ghis-tuh-run)

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since yesterday|Ik heb sinds gisteren een nieuwe telefoon. (I’ve had a new phone since yesterday.) Note: Used to indicate something recent but not brand new.

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dus (dus)

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so/therefore|Het regent

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gaan maken (gahn mah-kun)

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going to make|We gaan morgen taart maken voor haar verjaardag. (We’re going to make a cake tomorrow for her birthday.) Note: “Gaan” + infinitive is a common way to express future plans

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romantische film (roh-mahn-tee-suh film)

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romantic movie|Mijn vriendin houdt van romantische films. (My girlfriend likes romantic movies.) Note: “Romantisch” is often used for films

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na de vakantie (nah duh vah-kahn-see)

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after the vacation|Na de vakantie moet ik weer hard werken. (After the vacation I have to work hard again.) Note: Dutch people often use this phrase when planning future events.

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kom je naar de film kijken? (kom yuh nahr duh film key-kun)

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will you come watch the film?|Kom je vrijdag naar de film kijken bij ons thuis? (Will you come watch the movie at our place on Friday?) Note: Direct way of extending an invitation

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zullen we direct iets afspreken? (zul-un vuh dee-rekt eets ahf-spray-kun)

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shall we make plans right away?|Zullen we direct iets afspreken voor volgende week? (Shall we make plans right away for next week?) Note: Shows Dutch preference for concrete plans rather than vague intentions.

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direct (dee-rekt)

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immediately/right away|Ik bel je direct terug. (I’ll call you right back.) Note: Can refer to doing something immediately or shortly afterward.

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afspreken (ahf-spray-kun)

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to make an appointment/to meet up|Zullen we volgende week afspreken voor koffie? (Shall we meet up for coffee next week?) Note: Very common verb for making social plans.

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iets (eets)

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something|Wil je iets drinken? (Would you like something to drink?) Note: Versatile word used in many everyday expressions.

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weer thuis (veer thoys)

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back home|We zijn zondag weer thuis na onze vakantie. (We’ll be back home Sunday after our vacation.) Note: “Weer” means “again” but in this context means “back.”

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wensen (ven-sun)

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to wish|Ik wens je veel geluk. (I wish you good luck.) Note: The first ‘e’ is short; the second ‘e’ becomes a schwa sound.

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prettig (pret-tuhkh)

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pleasant|Het was een prettig gesprek. (It was a pleasant conversation.) Note: The ‘e’ is short.

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vertellen (ver-tel-lun)

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to tell|Kan je me meer vertellen? (Can you tell me more?) Note: All ‘e’ sounds are short.

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week (vayk)

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week|Volgende week ben ik vrij. (Next week I’m free.) Note: The ‘ee’ is pronounced like a longer version of the ‘ay’ in “day” but without the ‘y’ glide.

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tegen (tay-khun)

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against|Zij leunt tegen de muur. (She’s leaning against the wall.) Note: The first ‘e’ is long; the second ‘e’ becomes a schwa sound.

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uitstekend (uyt-stay-kund)

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excellent|Het eten was uitstekend. (The food was excellent.) Note: The ‘ee’ is long.

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nemen (nay-mun)

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to take|Ik neem een koffie. (I’ll take a coffee.) Note: The first ‘e’ is long; the second ‘e’ becomes a schwa sound.

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zullen we…? (zul-un vuh)

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shall we…?|Zullen we vanavond samen eten? (Shall we eat together tonight?) Note: A common way to suggest doing something together

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ga je mee naar…? (khah yuh may nahr)

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are you coming along to…?|Ga je mee naar het strand? (Are you coming along to the beach?) Note: A direct invitation to join you somewhere

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heb je zin om…? (hep yuh zin om)

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do you feel like…?|Heb je zin om koffie te drinken? (Do you feel like having coffee?) Note: A casual way to suggest an activity

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wil je…? (vil yuh)

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do you want to…?|Wil je morgen afspreken? (Do you want to meet up tomorrow?) Note: A straightforward way to ask if someone wants to do something.

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ja

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dat kan (yah

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ja

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dat is goed (yah

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ja

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ja

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goed idee (yah

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prima (pree-mah)

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excellent|”Spreken we af bij de supermarkt?” “Prima!” (Shall we meet at the supermarket? Excellent!) Note: An enthusiastic agreement.

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nee

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dat lukt niet (nay

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nee

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ik heb al een afspraak (nay

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nee

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dan kan ik niet (nay

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nee

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ik kan niet (nay

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nee

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dat vind ik niet leuk (nay

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vanavond (vahn-ah-vond)

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tonight|Zullen we vanavond samen koken? (Shall we cook together tonight?) Note: Refers to the evening of the current day.

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morgen (mor-khun)

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tomorrow|Ik kan morgen wel afspreken. (I can meet up tomorrow.) Note: The day after today.

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volgende week (vol-khun-duh veek)

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next week|Volgende week heb ik meer tijd. (Next week I have more time.) Note: The week after the current week.

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dit weekend (dit vee-kend)

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this weekend|Ga je dit weekend iets leuks doen? (Are you doing something nice this weekend?) Note: The coming weekend.

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om … uur (om … oor)

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at … o’clock|Zullen we om 8 uur afspreken? (Shall we meet at 8 o’clock?) Note: Used to specify the exact time.