Greetings & Introductions

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Standard everyday greeting, used in both formal and informal contexts.

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Used from early morning until roughly noon.

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Used from noon until around 6 PM.

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Used in the evening. Often pronounced as 'goêavond'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Versatile word used for both greeting someone and saying goodbye.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Informal way to say goodbye to friends or family.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Takes the article 'de'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Abbreviated as 'hr.' or used as 'meneer' (Mr.).

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Used to address adult women politely.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Combination of 'mijn' and 'heer'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Diminutive is 'het vriendje'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Double 'n' in the plural form.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Double 'n' in the plural.

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Can also mean 'wife'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Irregular plural: 'kinderen'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Takes the article 'de'.

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Diminutive form (-je), always takes 'het'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Regular weak verb in present tense: ik heet, jij heet, hij heet.

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Highly irregular auxiliary verb: ik ben, jij bent, hij is, wij zijn.

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Strong verb: ik kom, jij komt, wij komen.

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Regular verb: ik woon, jij woont, wij wonen.

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Stem vowel changes from 'ee' to 'e' in second/third person singular (jij spreekt).

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Used as both an adjective and an adverb.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Standard polite response when meeting someone for the first time.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Used to greet guests or newcomers.