Weekend & Free Time

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Can also use the plural 'weekenden'.

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Feminine noun, always uses 'de'.

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Note the plural spelling with apostrophe: hobby's.

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Used with the verb 'doen'.

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Common gender noun.

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Mass noun, typically used without a plural.

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Neuter noun taking 'het'.

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Combines with the verb 'maken'.

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Extremely common word in Dutch daily life.

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Neuter noun, plural adds -s.

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Often used with 'graag' to express likes.

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Female friend is 'vriendin'.

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Also commonly referred to as 'gezin' for immediate household.

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Neuter noun.

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Neuter noun, plural is 'stranden'.

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Separable verb: 'uitrusten' (ik rust uit).

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Regular verb.

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From the verb 'koken' (to cook).

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Often used with the preposition 'naar'.

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Takes the preposition 'naar'.

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Adjective used to describe positive experiences.

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Adds an -e when preceding a de-word or definite neuter noun.

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Common adjective for busy schedules or places.

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Used for weather, scenery, and general beauty.

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Used to indicate having free time or no work.