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Welterusten
Tot ziens.
Leuk je te ontmoeten.
What do these words mean? Stick around.
In this quick lesson, you’ll learn basic Dutch greetings that all beginners must know.
Before we start, did you know that some Dutch people greet each other by saying "mogge." Can you guess what time of day "mogge" is used for?
Keep watching for the answer at the end.
Hallo.
"Hello."
[SLOW] Hallo.
Hallo.
A very common way to say hello to your friends is to say, hoi.
Jack greets Steve at a networking event.
Jack: Hallo, hoe gaat het met je?
Steve: Het gaat goed, bedankt! En met jou?
Welterusten
"Goodnight."
[SLOW] Weltrusten
Welterusten
In Belgium, they also speak Dutch, but they do not use the word Welterusten.
Instead, they say, slaap wel, to wish each other a good night.
Steve and Tom say goodnight after watching a movie.
Steve: Welterusten. Het was leuk.
Tom: Welterusten. Tot morgen.
Goedemorgen.
"Good morning."
[SLOW] Goedemorgen.
Goedemorgen.
While goedemorgen is the official pronunciation, a lot of people pronounce it actually as goeiemorgen.
Anne greets her friends at a train station before heading out on a hiking trip.
Anne: Goedemorgen allemaal.
Tom: Goedemorgen! Leuk je te zien.
Leuk je te ontmoeten.
"Nice to meet you."
[SLOW] Leuk je te ontmoeten.
Leuk je te ontmoeten.
A different way of saying nice to meet you in Dutch is aangenaam.
Aangenaam.
Didi greets a new student as they join the class for the first time.
Didi: Kom binnen. Leuk je te ontmoeten.
Gabriel: Dank u. Ook leuk om u te ontmoeten.
Hoe gaat het?
"How are you?"
[SLOW] Hoe gaat het?
Hoe gaat het?
Hoe gaat het? has a slightly formal tone to it.
If you're talking to your friends, you can say, Alles goed?
Steve greets Tom at a party.
Steve: Leuk je hier te zien! Hoe gaat het, Tom?
Tom: Het gaat goed, bedankt! En met jou?
Tot ziens.
"Goodbye."
[SLOW] Tot ziens.
Tot ziens.
Tot ziens, my standard parting phrase on these videos, can also be done in a more informal way.
Doei.
Jack says goodbye after meeting with Steve.
Jack: Tot ziens! Tot gauw!
Steve: Zeker. Hou je goed!
Let's review.
You'll see the words in English and your job is to say the words in Dutch.
Ready?
Do you remember how to say "Hello."?
Hallo.
Hallo.
And how to say "Goodnight."?
Weltrusten
Weltrusten
How about "Good morning."?
Goedemorgen.
Goedemorgen.
Do you remember how to say "Nice to meet you."?
Leuk je te ontmoeten.
Leuk je te ontmoeten.
And how to say "How are you?"
Hoe gaat het?
Hoe gaat het?
And finally, do you remember how to say "Goodbye."?
Tot ziens.
Tot ziens.
Some Dutch people greet each other by saying "mogge." Can you guess what time of day "mogge" is used for?
"Mogge" is a slang word that means good morning in some parts of the Netherlands. It's used in the morning when you first see someone. It’s a quick and cheerful way to start the day! Try it with your friends!
Thanks for watching! Don't forget to practice these new words and phrases, and see you next time!
Welterusten
Tot ziens.
Leuk je te ontmoeten.
What do these words mean? Stick around.
In this quick lesson, you’ll learn basic Dutch greetings that all beginners must know.
Before we start, did you know that some Dutch people greet each other by saying "mogge." Can you guess what time of day "mogge" is used for?
Keep watching for the answer at the end.
Hallo.
"Hello."
[SLOW] Hallo.
Hallo.
A very common way to say hello to your friends is to say, hoi.
Jack greets Steve at a networking event.
Jack: Hallo, hoe gaat het met je?
Steve: Het gaat goed, bedankt! En met jou?
Welterusten
"Goodnight."
[SLOW] Weltrusten
Welterusten
In Belgium, they also speak Dutch, but they do not use the word Welterusten.
Instead, they say, slaap wel, to wish each other a good night.
Steve and Tom say goodnight after watching a movie.
Steve: Welterusten. Het was leuk.
Tom: Welterusten. Tot morgen.
Goedemorgen.
"Good morning."
[SLOW] Goedemorgen.
Goedemorgen.
While goedemorgen is the official pronunciation, a lot of people pronounce it actually as goeiemorgen.
Anne greets her friends at a train station before heading out on a hiking trip.
Anne: Goedemorgen allemaal.
Tom: Goedemorgen! Leuk je te zien.
Leuk je te ontmoeten.
"Nice to meet you."
[SLOW] Leuk je te ontmoeten.
Leuk je te ontmoeten.
A different way of saying nice to meet you in Dutch is aangenaam.
Aangenaam.
Didi greets a new student as they join the class for the first time.
Didi: Kom binnen. Leuk je te ontmoeten.
Gabriel: Dank u. Ook leuk om u te ontmoeten.
Hoe gaat het?
"How are you?"
[SLOW] Hoe gaat het?
Hoe gaat het?
Hoe gaat het? has a slightly formal tone to it.
If you're talking to your friends, you can say, Alles goed?
Steve greets Tom at a party.
Steve: Leuk je hier te zien! Hoe gaat het, Tom?
Tom: Het gaat goed, bedankt! En met jou?
Tot ziens.
"Goodbye."
[SLOW] Tot ziens.
Tot ziens.
Tot ziens, my standard parting phrase on these videos, can also be done in a more informal way.
Doei.
Jack says goodbye after meeting with Steve.
Jack: Tot ziens! Tot gauw!
Steve: Zeker. Hou je goed!
Let's review.
You'll see the words in English and your job is to say the words in Dutch.
Ready?
Do you remember how to say "Hello."?
Hallo.
Hallo.
And how to say "Goodnight."?
Weltrusten
Weltrusten
How about "Good morning."?
Goedemorgen.
Goedemorgen.
Do you remember how to say "Nice to meet you."?
Leuk je te ontmoeten.
Leuk je te ontmoeten.
And how to say "How are you?"
Hoe gaat het?
Hoe gaat het?
And finally, do you remember how to say "Goodbye."?
Tot ziens.
Tot ziens.
Some Dutch people greet each other by saying "mogge." Can you guess what time of day "mogge" is used for?
"Mogge" is a slang word that means good morning in some parts of the Netherlands. It's used in the morning when you first see someone. It’s a quick and cheerful way to start the day! Try it with your friends!
Thanks for watching! Don't forget to practice these new words and phrases, and see you next time!

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