Tutorial
Spoken Wh-Question Words in Dutch
Master Dutch open interrogatives and question words to ask clear information questions using natural spoken word order.
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Tutorial
Spoken Wh-Question Words in Dutch
Master Dutch open interrogatives and question words to ask clear information questions using natural spoken word order.
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41 CardsLesson#1
In Dutch, to ask for specific information instead of a simple yes or no, you start your sentence with a question word. Just like in yes or no questions, the verb comes right before the subject. In this deck, you will learn the ten essential Dutch question words and how to use them naturally in conversation.
Lesson#2
The Dutch word for 'who' is 'wie'. In an open question, place 'wie' at the very beginning, followed immediately by the verb and then the subject. For example, 'Wie is dat?' means 'Who is that?', and 'Wie ben je?' means 'Who are you?'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'who' in Dutch?
wie
Quiz#4
Translate into Dutch: 'Who is that?'
Wie is dat?
Quiz#5
Speaking to a friend, translate into Dutch: 'Who are you?'
Wie ben je?
Lesson#6
The Dutch word for 'what' is 'wat'. Follow it directly with the verb to ask what something is or what someone has. For example, 'Wat is dit?' means 'What is this?', and 'Wat heb je?' means 'What do you have?'.
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