Phrases You Use on route in Dutch
Phrases You Use (on route) with sound
Advertisement
Learning phrases you can use while traveling in Dutch can be very helpful if you are planning to visit a Dutch-speaking country, such as the Netherlands or Belgium. Here are a few reasons why learning these phrases can be useful:
- Communication: Knowing common phrases in Dutch can help you communicate with locals and ask for directions, order food, or buy tickets, making your trip much more enjoyable and stress-free.
- Cultural experience: Learning phrases in Dutch can also help you immerse yourself in the local culture and gain a better understanding of the people and their customs.
| Dutch Phrases | English Translation |
|---|---|
| Goedemorgen | Good morning |
| [responsivevoice voice="Dutch Female" rate="0.8" buttontext="►"]Hallo | Hello |
| Ik spreek geen Nederlands | I don’t speak Dutch |
| Spreekt u Engels? | Do you speak English? |
| Ja | Yes |
| Nee | No |
| Alstublieft | Please (used when asking for something) |
| Dank je wel | Thank you |
| Graag gedaan | You’re welcome |
| Sorry | Sorry |
| Waar is…? | Where is…? |
| Hoe kom ik bij…? | How do I get to…? |
| Mag ik de rekening alstublieft? | Can I have the bill, please? |
| Ik wil graag bestellen | I would like to order |
| Hoeveel kost dat? | How much does that cost? |
| Kan ik hier pinnen? | Can I pay by card here? |
| Ik ben verdwaald | I’m lost |
| Help! | Help! |
| Is het ver nog? | Is it far? |
| Ik heb een probleem | I have a problem |
I hope you find these phrases useful for your travels in the Netherlands or other Dutch-speaking countries!
