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vertegenwoordigerdevertegenwoordiger["vertegenwoordiger"]the representative["the representative"]Mijn vader is vertegenwoordiger.My father is a representative.db:64‚%I==C?EMU 03e3e465a1d5weather-and-climate-vocabulary×Wat voor weer wordt het?Wat voor weer wordt het?["wat voor weer wordt het"]what will be the weather?["what will be the weather"]Wat voor weer wordt het vandaag?What will the weather be like today?p8:73�!%/'MO0381a5979ad0parts-of-the-body0de duimdeduim["duim"]the thumb["the thumb"]Ik heb een verband om mijn duim.I have a bandage around my thumb.p6:160C%0355ba2db11dnumbersútweetwee["twee"]two["two"]p3:4�%O'1--0303c9efbd46common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÜrijkrijk["rijk"]rich, copious["rich","copious"]Hij is heel rijkHe is very rich.p2:98W%#%02f2aafa5b25numbersduizendduizend["duizend"]thousand["thousand"]p3:33�,%)!)'UQ02e9e3ffdc73mealsÿhet middagetenhetmiddageten["middageten"]the lunch["the lunch"]Wat wil je eten voor het middageten?What do you want to eat for lunch?p5:4�E%A#%+3SS02d62a50742coccupations-or-professions=de verkoperdeverkoper["verkoper"]the salesperson["the salesperson"]Ik werk als verkoper in een winkel.I work as a salesperson in a store.db:63�%1!#7102b350aafed5leisure-activitiesxdansendansen["dansen"]dancing["dancing"]Zij houdt van dansen.She likes dancing.p10:52l%1-02a82521814acolours grijsgrijs["grijs"]gray["gray"]De lucht is grijs.The sky is gray.p6:125�H%-%%+3eU02a1894287e6clothing-apparelâhet overhemdhetoverhemd["overhemd"]the dress shirt["the dress shirt"]Ik draag altijd een overhemd naar mijn werk.I always wear a dress shirt to work.p6:82�8%O##!)W;01e2fa4f3763common-office-and-school-supplies¢het potloodhetpotlood["potlood"]the pencil["the pencil"]Ik gebruik een potlood om te tekenen.I use a pencil to draw.p4:61�,%?#U[012adb47a3d2common-dutch-verbs-1-of-5˜horenhoren["horen"]to hear["to hear"]Ik hoor de vogels zingen in de tuin.I hear the birds singing in the garden.p2:30�C%9'!))1OQ00edaa3b76e5ways-of-getting-around±de helikopterdehelikopter["helikopter"]the helicopter["the helicopter"]De helikopter vloog over de stad.The helicopter flew over the city.p6:33�3%#%'/SY00ecba0979cbweekdays.de woensdagdewoensdag["woensdag"]the wednesday["the wednesday"]Woensdag ga ik naar de bibliotheek.On Wednesday I'm going to the library.p3:56�%?!!AI00735875a5dccommon-dutch-verbs-4-of-5€duikenduiken["duiken"]diving["diving"]Ik ga duiken in de oceaan.I'm going diving in the ocean.p5:133�%/%M9004a1a7db7departs-of-the-body$de kopdekop["kop"]the head["the head"]Hij gaf me een klap op mijn kop.He hit me on the head.p6:148�4%#%%-U[000e51d611fabeverages@de limonadedelimonade["limonade"]the lemonade["the lemonade"]Ik drink graag limonade in de zomer.I like to drink lemonade in the summer.p5:69 �I´# „ ÿ a Ù a Ñ ø S¾ VÂa™'dÈ<Ž÷W��T%5!#%-}a0a9fdb56ab4fclothing-accessoriesöde armbanddearmband["armband"]the bracelet["the bracelet"]Ik heb een nieuwe armband gekregen voor mijn verjaardag.I received a new bracelet for my birthday.p6:102�%/%KI0a5d33f0a33dparts-of-the-body1de vuistdevuist["vuist"]the fist["the fist"]Hij balde zijn vuist van woede.He clenched his fist in anger.p6:161�%)#';/90a519a5ddd21question-wordszhoeveelhoeveel["hoeveel"]how much/many["how much","how many"]Hoeveel kost het?How much does it cost?db:126�,%1#%S[0a3fac02bc72relationship-terms�trouwentrouwen["trouwen"]to marry["to marry"]Mijn zus gaat volgend jaar trouwen.My sister is getting married next year.p4:40� %5)7?0a1d44e537afcommon-dutch-adverbsöookook["ook"]also, too["also","too"]Ik wil ook een ijsje.I also want an ice cream.p4:145�%/33%!-/ 09f6125ae1f3personal-pronouns0zij/ze (unstressed)zij/ze (unstressed)["zij","ze"]she["she"]unstressedZij is mijn zus.She is my sister.db:50�A%;++3%UI09e47dcbc8e3common-dutch-adjectivesµverschrikkelijkverschrikkelijk["verschrikkelijk"]terrible["terrible"]Het weer is verschrikkelijk vandaag.The weather is terrible today.p2:59q%;-508c5ab17532bgreetings-and-farewellshoihoi["hoi"]hi["hi"]Hoi! 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How's it going?db:8�F%-+#++3UO 0899bfb01841bread-vocabulary[het bruin broodhetbruin brood["bruin brood"]the brown bread["the brown bread"]Mijn favoriete brood is bruin brood.My favorite bread is brown bread.p5:96`%)##082a599882cdquestion-wordsuwatwat["wat"]what["what"]Wat is het?What is it?db:121�%?'99080c45c8d0decommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5 lenenlenen["lenen"]to borrow["to borrow"]Mag ik jouw pen lenen?Can I borrow your pen?p8:123�5%?%#UY07c3c01b52a2common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Ñbedoelenbedoelen["bedoelen"]to mean["to mean"]Wat bedoel je precies met dat woord?What do you exactly mean by that word?p4:108�/%/%kK07bc907692fcsnacks-and-sweetswde taartdetaart["taart"]the cake["the cake"]Ik heb een taart gebakken voor mijn verjaardag.I baked a cake for my birthday.p5:124�%I##3507bbeb4c1bd7weather-and-climate-vocabularyÕregenenregenen["regenen"]to rain["to rain"]Het regent vandaag.It is raining today.p8:71�#%K%%E907ae4af132b1positive-emotions-and-attitudes_opgewektopgewekt["opgewekt"]cheerful["cheerful"]Ik voel me opgewekt vandaag.I feel cheerful today.p7:7�W%A!##+iu0757a741855btransportation-and-traffic¡de parkingdeparking["parking"]the parking["the parking"]Er is een grote parking bij het winkelcentrum.There is a large parking lot at the shopping center.p6:17�%/%?;0754abc7755cparts-of-the-body8de kniedeknie["knie"]the knee["the knee"]Ik heb pijn in mijn knie.I have pain in my knee.p6:168w%;!''0709b1080b59common-dutch-adjectives sterksterk["sterk"]strong["strong"]Hij is sterk.He is strong.p2:38�%/##93% 06cbc8814f83verbs-zijn-hebbenIje/jij hebtje/jij hebt["je hebt","jij hebt"]you have (informal)["you have"]informaldb:75�%C#CM06b5b024590anatural-landmarks-phenomena”de zeedezee["zee"]the sea["the sea"]De Noordzee is koud en ruw.The North Sea is cold and rough.p8:6�%)%91055e642cf62dthe-human-facede neusdeneus["neus"]the nose["the nose"]Ik heb een grote neus.I have a big nose.p6:131�%?!#CG054535923abacommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5 bijtenbijten["bijten"]to bite["to bite"]Pas op, de hond kan bijten.Be careful, the dog can bite.p8:124�%?=G053ccfb0f0eccommon-dutch-verbs-1-of-5—doendoen["doen"]to do["to do"]Wat wil je vandaag doen?What do you want to do today?p2:29�%O!7?05366d70673dcommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesñsmalsmal["smal"]narrow["narrow"]De steeg is erg smal.The alley is very narrow.p2:119�5%?!#cW05134415ed19common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Õwillenwillen["willen"]to want["to want"]Ik wil graag een kopje koffie, alsjeblieft.I would like a cup of coffee, please.p4:112 9R� Ù 2 z õ R — à &j×=¬7�ä2nÒfÏ9�%WW1048a3b9c033months!maartmaart["maart"]march["march"]Maart is de derde maand van het jaar.March is the third month of the year.p3:43�%/'A=103f1dd54fe8parts-of-the-body:de enkeldeenkel["enkel"]the ankle["the ankle"]Ik heb pijn in mijn enkel.I have pain in my ankle.p6:170�(%###+GW10365ad3b750materials¬het plastichetplastic["plastic"]the plastic["the plastic"]Deze bakjes zijn van plastic.These containers are made of plastic.p8:30�@%)#'[102fddd2207demotions-moods„beroerdberoerd["beroerd"]miserable["miserable"]Hij voelde zich beroerd na het eten van bedorven voedsel.He felt sick after eating spoiled food.p7:44�%?##7G0fe1106110ffcommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5groeiengroeien["groeien"]to grow["to grow"]De plant groeit snel.The plant is growing quickly.p8:118�B%/'sg0fbba77b3275dining-vocabularyde lepeldelepel["lepel"]the spoon["the spoon"]Roer de soep met een lepel voordat je het serveert.Stir the soup with a spoon before serving it.p5:25�0%-''+3G= 0fa2ecaf8562bread-vocabulary\het wit broodhetwit brood["wit brood"]the white bread["the white bread"]Kan ik een wit brood krijgen?Can I get a white bread?p5:97�*%)#%'UG0f66062e0590the-human-face de hersenendehersenen["hersenen"]the brain["the brain"]De hersenen zijn een complex orgaan.The brain is a complex organ.p6:144�%%;%'GE0f4ff41cce25common-dutch-adjectivesºmoeilijkmoeilijk["moeilijk"]difficult["difficult"]Wiskunde is een moeilijk vak.Math is a difficult subject.p2:64t%550efd90dfa4e5coloursgroengroen["groen"]green["green"]De bomen zijn groen.The trees are green.p6:120�%)QI0eced8773aefemotions-moodsuboosboos["boos"]angry["angry"]Ik ben boos omdat hij te laat was.I'm angry because he was late.p7:29�%9!#=C0e81ea06fd1abasic-dutch-vocabularyde jongendejongen["jongen"]the boy["the boy"]De jongen speelt buiten.The boy is playing outside.db:32�%YY0e59257421f9months%julijuli["juli"]july["july"]Juli is de zevende maand van het jaar.July is the seventh month of the year.p3:47�:%?!#e_0dec40b9642fcommon-dutch-verbs-3-of-5áwassenwassen["wassen"]to wash["to wash"]Ik ga mijn handen wassen voordat ik ga eten.I'm going to wash my hands before eating.p4:124�8%/!)]i0d1e801808c3parts-of-the-body'de keeldekeel["keel"]the throat["the throat"]Ik heb keelpijn en kan moeilijk slikken.I have a sore throat and it's hard to swallow.p6:151�5%A=G=;0ca60d77587doccupations-or-professions?de baasdebaas["baas"]the boss, owner of a pet["the boss","owner of a pet"]Mijn baas is erg streng.My boss is very strict.db:65�9%+5eY0c7aa9a2d9c3materialsªde aardedeaarde["aarde"]the earth; soil["the earth","soil"]De aarde is een planeet in ons zonnestelsel.Earth is a planet in our solar system.p8:28�!%!#)1EK0c66befbc3dafruitOde aardbeideaardbei["aardbei"]the strawberry["the strawberry"]Aardbeien zijn rood en zoet.Strawberries are red and sweet.p5:84�%;5?0c636269a062common-dutch-adjectives¥vrijvrij["vrij"]free["free"]Ik ben vandaag vrij.I have the day off today.p2:43�6%+)!)%-QG0c574cb0b259types-of-placesÂhet ziekenhuishetziekenhuis["ziekenhuis"]the hospital["the hospital"]Mijn vader ligt in het ziekenhuis.My father is in the hospital.p6:50�%%'_W0c1add5f89d5the-clockOde klokdeklok["klok"]the clock["the clock"]Kijk even op de klok, hoe laat is het nu?Check the clock, what time is it now?p3:89�2%!'i[0c011a22e83abeveragesHde borreldeborrel["borrel"]the drink["the drink"]Laten we na het werk samen een borrel drinken.Let's have a drink together after work.p5:77�C%+#%+3Ua0bb932152809types-of-placesÄde sporthaldesporthal["sporthal"]the sports hall["the sports hall"]De sporthal heeft een groot zwembad.The sports hall has a large swimming pool.p6:52�,%5%YY0b8ee811fa94geography-and-places¹de duindeduin["duin"]the dune["the dune"]We maken een wandeling door de duinen.We're taking a walk through the dunes.p8:43 5žœ ^ ¡ Ô # v Ó !z©[°Á)_¬ =žn�%A)19715448cb4a388common-animals-and-insectsåde poesdepoes["poes"]the female cat["the female cat"]Mijn poes is erg lief.My cat is very sweet.p8:87�M%;7A]_15374e4de2d2common-dutch-adjectives£beterbeter["beter"]better, healthy again["better","healthy again"]Ik voel me beter na een goede nachtrust.I feel better after a good night's sleep.p2:41�%9!!%AC14f21813f33bbasic-dutch-vocabularyhet meisjehetmeisje["meisje"]the girl["the girl"]Het meisje leest een boek.The girl is reading a book.db:33�1%9')3GE14f08feaba5dbasic-dutch-vocabulary'misschienmisschien["misschien"]maybe; perhaps["maybe","perhaps"]Misschien ga ik naar de film.Maybe I'll go to the movies.db:41�H%5'!)gg14435d8f0e67work-related-actionsDbesprekenbespreken["bespreken"]to discuss["to discuss"]Hij besprekt de uitdagingen met zijn manager.He discusses the challenges with his manager.p9:47�%/!#%?9140427cfffcesnacks-and-sweetspde nootjesdenootjes["nootjes"]the nuts["the nuts"]Ik eet nootjes als snack.I eat nuts as a snack.p5:117W%#%13fb5844edecnumbersdertiendertien["dertien"]thirteen["thirteen"]p3:15�%CEE'# 13fb46fbd0ebcountries-and-nationalitiesMduitsland (duitser / duitse)duitsland (duitser / duitse)["duitsland"]germany["germany"]p10:9�)%;%UO13a043774221common-dutch-adjectives­verkeerdverkeerd["verkeerd"]wrong["wrong"]Je hebt het verkeerde nummer gebeld.You have dialed the wrong number.p2:51�'%A#MY1395f8ba41dacommon-animals-and-insectsäde katdekat["kat"]the cat["the cat"]De kat slaapt op de vensterbank.The cat is sleeping on the windowsill.p8:86�#%S%#?91392cd9abc8cemployment-and-workplace-vocabulary/ontslaanontslaan["ontslaan"]to fire["to fire"]Hij is onlangs ontslagen.He was recently fired.p9:26�O%;))1-7YE1392665271f4common-dutch-adjectivesªwaarschijnlijkwaarschijnlijk["waarschijnlijk"]likely; probably["likely","probably"]Het zal waarschijnlijk regenen vandaagIt will probably rain today.p2:48�%%1'QG13687671d180leisure-activitieshet feesthetfeest["feest"]the party["the party"]Wij vieren feest met onze familie.We celebrate with our family.p10:59�0%I#!QU130ec0ee5245weather-and-climate-vocabularyÎstormenstormen["stormen"]stormy["stormy"]Het kan flink stormen aan de kust.It can be quite stormy on the coast.p8:64�!%)#![M12f46d633c1bemotions-moodsxeenzaameenzaam["eenzaam"]lonely["lonely"]Ik voel me eenzaam zonder mijn familie.I feel lonely without my family.p7:32�+%A!'U?12be44bca2d8vegetables-and-side-dishes8de saladedesalade["salade"]the salad["the salad"]Ik eet een salade als tussendoortje.I eat a salad as a snack.p5:61�/%+!!)YU12014ab48ab3types-of-placesÆde schooldeschool["school"]the school["the school"]De kinderen gaan elke dag naar school.The children go to school every day.p6:54�K%M#1;[K11f34fa30e38referring-to-objects-and-persons„terwijlterwijl["terwijl"]while; even though["while","even though"]Ik luister naar muziek terwijl ik werk.I listen to music while I work.p2:10�;%?!%[g11ecf76b77a2common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5|ruikenruiken["ruiken"]to smell["to smell"]Ik ruik de geur van versgebakken brood.I can smell the scent of freshly baked bread.p5:129�4%7!#_a11836d1702bbsports-and-activitieskzeilenzeilen["zeilen"]to sail["to sail"]We gaan deze zomer zeilen in Griekenland.We're going sailing in Greece this summer.p10:39�%?%+11107f64142c4common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Îspringenspringen["springen"]jump["jump"]Ik spring hoog.I am jumping high.p4:105�%?%A?107d421ceba8common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Östaanstaan["staan"]to stand["to stand"]De vaas staat op de tafel.The vase is on the table.p4:1139)� �106e82e57bcbemotions-moodsˆgekgek["g�%5!+C;157110bd92d7common-dutch-adverbsìnognog["nog"]still, yet["still","yet"]Ik heb nog geen tijd gehad.I haven't had time yet.p4:135 V©¨ ß , e Ï % I Ÿ M¦Ú.Šî(š?„©e�Y%++%-)1gg1b5f933cacbetypes-of-placesÇde universiteitdeuniversiteit["universiteit"]the university["the university"]Ik studeer aan de universiteit van Amsterdam.I am studying at the University of Amsterdam.p6:55�9%-!!)c]1b2b626e74f9time-expressionsHde minuutdeminuut["minuut"]the minute["the minute"]Ik ben over een minuut klaar met mijn werk.I will be done with my work in a minute.p3:82�U%?%'ss1acfc0eac7fccommon-dutch-verbs-4-of-5�gebeurengebeuren["gebeuren"]to happen["to happen"]Er gebeurde iets vreemds toen ik naar huis fietste.Something strange happened when I was cycling home.p5:134�%9=I1acdb7cdeff9basic-dutch-vocabulary$jaja["ja"]yes["yes"]Ja, ik wil graag koffie.Yes, I would like some coffee.db:38� %5!#-5+1ac8452f7845common-dutch-adverbsïalleenalleen["alleen"]alone, only["alone","only"]Ik ben alleen thuis.I'm home alone.p4:138�D%1%';5KG1ac1dba18189relationship-termsŠde verkeringdeverkering["verkering"]the relationship (love)["the relationship"]loveZe hebben sinds kort verkering.They recently started dating.p4:37�%O!+7;1a9c1919a147common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesæhooghoog["hoog"]high, tall["high","tall"]De toren is erg hoog.The tower is very tall.p2:108�"%5%YC1a5365f5eebdclothing-accessoriesùde riemderiem["riem"]the belt["the belt"]Ik heb een riem nodig voor mijn broek.I need a belt for my pants.p6:105�*%-!!'-5;C 1a3aaef76c1ftime-expressions>'s middags's middags["s middags"]in the afternoon["in the afternoon"]Ik ben 's middags vrij.I am free in the afternoon.p3:72�J%;%+5gU19d634b743c8common-dutch-adjectives«mogelijkmogelijk["mogelijk"]possible; maybe["possible","maybe"]Het is mogelijk om dit probleem op te lossen.It's possible to solve this problem.p2:49�%%?!Q[19cff2fb2977common-dutch-verbs-1-of-5šzienzien["zien"]to see["to see"]Ik zie een mooie bloem in de tuin.I see a beautiful flower in the garden.p2:32�5%9!)W[1922920c5fd9ways-of-getting-around®de metrodemetro["metro"]the subway["the subway"]Ik neem de metro naar het ziekenhuis.I am taking the subway to the hospital.p6:30�%%-=K18bcc56dcd0fmaterials«het betonhetbeton["beton"]the concrete["the concrete"]Deze vloer is van beton.This floor is made of concrete.p8:29�(%S##!);51817ebdb3023employment-and-workplace-vocabularyhet kantoorhetkantoor["kantoor"]the office["the office"]Ik werk op een kantoor.I work in an office.p9:2�Z%;''9AQ[180eca77b2behealth-and-medical-careNhet spreekuurhetspreekuur["spreekuur"]the consultation hours["the consultation hours"]Het spreekuur begint om negen uur.The office hours start at nine o'clock.p6:190�(%M#!AQ17f6de7a1667referring-to-objects-and-personsŠbehalvebehalve["behalve"]except["except"]Ik eet alles, behalve vis.I eat everything, except for fish.p2:16�%!#!)??1795d20c6d2ematerials�de benzinedebenzine["benzine"]the petrol["the petrol"]De auto rijdt op benzine.The car runs on gasoline.p8:15�E%)!!)'kg178fc8061a32emotions-moodsƒemotioneelemotioneel["emotioneel"]emotional["emotional"]Ze raakte emotioneel toen ze het nieuws hoorde.She became emotional when she heard the news.p7:43�1%5!!)SU1710011156e3geography-and-places°de streekdestreek["streek"]the region["the region"]Ik kom uit de streek van Amsterdam.I come from the region of Amsterdam.p8:34�G%5!!)#+c_16903050b441work-related-actions@beoordelenbeoordelen["beoordelen"]to evaluate["to evaluate"]Hij beoordeelt de prestaties van zijn team.He evaluates the performance of his team.p9:43�,%S!1'5= 16229af0a747expressing-gratitude-and-politenessdank udank u["dank u"]thank you (formal)["thank you"]formalDank U voor uw hulp.Thank you for your help.db:24%%!)SM�%?'#971b6a63e35450common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5Šverliezenverliezen["verliezen"]to lose["to lose"]Ik wil niet verliezen.I don't want to lose.p5:143 †ô: Q ¿ ò 9 t œæ$>ƒÞOoʼn°#o†�%5!)GC20dc0d68002acommon-dutch-adverbsüallesalles["alles"]everything["everything"]Alles is goed gegaan vandaag.Everything went well today.p4:151� %C==## 20388afd27f0countries-and-nationalitiesLbelgië (belg/belgische)belgië (belg/belgische)["belgië"]belgium["belgium"]p10:8�W%?!?McM201f57378382common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5zettenzetten["zetten"]to put, push, place, turn["to put","push","place","turn"]Zou je de televisie even aan willen zetten?Could you please turn on the TV?p5:132�%1'I;1fc2167c6f18possesive-pronounsiuwuw["uw"]your (formal)["your"]formalHier is uw bestelling, meneer.Here's your order, sir.p4:4�*%/#]a1f7c61c83282dining-vocabularyde pandepan["pan"]the pan["the pan"]Ik ga een eiergerecht maken in deze pan.I'm going to make an egg dish in this pan.p5:20�(%S!##+591ee59f88b1aaemployment-and-workplace-vocabulary2de machinedemachine["machine"]the machine["the machine"]De machine is kapot.The machine is broken.p9:29�^%I#%/7]i1eca4f04bd55weather-and-climate-vocabularyÃde neerslagdeneerslag["neerslag"]the precipitation["the precipitation"]Er wordt vandaag veel neerslag verwacht.There's a lot of precipitation expected today.p8:53� %-%=91ea95fef753etime-expressionsLde datumdedatum["datum"]the date["the date"]Wat is de datum vandaag?What's the date today?p3:86�#%+#%SM1e953e44c80fcooking-methodslgrillengrillen["grillen"]grilling["grilling"]Ik grill steaks voor het avondeten.I am grilling steaks for dinner.p5:113�9%Osa1df6fadf8ee6common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesônatnat["nat"]wet["wet"]Mijn kleren zijn helemaal nat geworden in de regen.My clothes got completely wet in the rain.p2:122�d%S+%-+3aY1df16deae7aeemployment-and-workplace-vocabularyde sollicitatiedesollicitatie["sollicitatie"]the application["the application"]Ik heb binnenkort een sollicitatiegesprek.I have a job interview coming up soon.p9:9�@%;3?YU1df0f2ca26d8common-dutch-adjectives§echtecht["echt"]real; really, truly["real","really","truly"]Hij is echt blij met zijn nieuwe baan.He is really happy with his new job.p2:45�4%/%]i1de8bd769157parts-of-the-body(de halsdehals["hals"]the neck["the neck"]Ze droeg een mooie ketting om haar hals.She wore a beautiful necklace around her neck.p6:152�V%5%')1ma1d93ac06de8eclothing-accessoriesúde zonnebrildezonnebril["zonnebril"]the sunglasses["the sunglasses"]Ik draag altijd een zonnebril als ik buiten ben.I always wear sunglasses when I'm outside.p6:106�C%;)#+'/UE1d46a5c115afhealth-and-medical-careVde verzekeringdeverzekering["verzekering"]the insurance["the insurance"]Een goede verzekering is belangrijk.Good insurance is important.p6:198�7%-%)1OW 1d27afc195a9time-expressionsA's avonds's avonds["s avonds"]in the evening["in the evening"]Ik lees 's avonds graag een boek.I like to read a book in the evening.p3:75�K%C!'cq1d18bdadf762natural-landmarks-phenomena‘de rivierderivier["rivier"]the river["the river"]De Rijn is de grootste rivier in Nederland.The Rhine is the largest river in the Netherlands.p8:3�%?!#5;1cf55f3f01c5common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5„kennenkennen["kennen"]to know["to know"]Ik ken die man niet.I do not know that man.p5:137�g%O![iGC1c87745eb78dcommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÖlekkerlekker["lekker"]tasty, delicious; deliciously; pleasant["tasty","delicious","deliciously","pleasant"]Deze taart smaakt erg lekker.This cake tastes very good.p2:92�8%1!#+Ui1c45db749617leisure-activitieswzonnenzonnen["zonnen"]to sunbathe["to sunbathe"]We gaan morgen zonnen op het strand.We're going to sunbathe at the beach tomorrow.p10:51z%GG1c1bff16635dmonths#meimei["mei"]may["may"]Mei is de maand van de bloei.May is the month of blooming.p3:45�%9#??207552364583ways-of-getting-around§de busdebus["bus"]the bus["the bus"]Ik neem de bus naar huis.I am taking the bus home.p6:23 TIž ë E ¹ í h ¾ æ É�Ú"„å7[ÀT�B%1!CMAG279eb2915620relationship-termsˆde kennisdekennis["kennis"]the acquaintance; knowledge["the acquaintance","knowledge"]Hij is een kennis van mij.He's an acquaintance of mine.p4:35�&%;'KQ2797c4e3aa04weather-and-meteorologyÂde wolkdewolk["wolk"]the cloud["the cloud"]Er drijven donkere wolken over.There are dark clouds floating by.p8:52�%O)311277ed91f54d5common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÔsnelsnel["snel"]quick; quickly["quick","quickly"]Het paard is snel.The horse is fast.p2:90�Z%1)1-5ac2777c5677042beveragesBhet sinaasappelsaphetsinaasappelsap["sinaasappelsap"]the orange juice["the orange juice"]Ik drink graag sinaasappelsap als ontbijt.I like to drink orange juice for breakfast.p5:71�W%I!)m�273ea85200a2weather-and-climate-vocabularyÅde buidebui["bui"]the shower["the shower"]Neem je paraplu mee, er komt een flinke bui aan.Take your umbrella with you, there's a heavy shower coming.p8:55�S%S%%-%-]Q26dbcae8d5deemployment-and-workplace-vocabularysolliciterensolliciteren["solliciteren"]to apply for["to apply for"]Ik ga solliciteren voor een nieuwe baan.I am going to apply for a new job.p9:8�%!!'OG26cc66563747materialsŸhet metaalhetmetaal["metaal"]the metal["the metal"]Dit object is gemaakt van metaal.This object is made of metal.p8:17�%/'KA262c1a69203fparts-of-the-body3de borstdeborst["borst"]the chest["the chest"]Ik leg mijn hand op mijn borst.I put my hand on my chest.p6:163�6%I%WU258345c9e695weather-and-climate-vocabularyÉde hittedehitte["hitte"]the heat["the heat"]De hitte maakt het bijna ondraaglijk.The heat makes it almost unbearable.p8:59�%%)#aS251dc2f6b2dethe-human-facehet oorhetoor["oor"]the ear["the ear"]Ik kan niet goed horen uit mijn linkeroor.I can't hear well from my left ear.p6:134�%9#+3924d2dbd93419meat-and-meat-products&de worstdeworst["worst"]the sausage["the sausage"]Ik eet graag worst.I like to eat sausage.p5:43�0%''/SU 24b2d3b0aa7ethe-clockRhalf driehalf drie["half drie"]half past two["half past two"]De vergadering begint om half drie.The meeting starts at half past two.p3:92U%##249b42c6a0e9numberszestienzestien["zestien"]sixteen["sixteen"]p3:18�E%-''-5OY242447e08f0cbread-vocabulary_het stokbroodhetstokbrood["stokbrood"]the french bread["the french bread"]Ik neem stokbrood als bijgerecht.I'll take french bread as a side dish.p5:100�V%1''/%-ma 2320651d66b1dining-expressionshonger hebbenhonger hebben["honger hebben"]to be hungry["to be hungry"]Ik heb zo'n honger, laten we iets te eten halen.I'm so hungry, let's get something to eat.p5:34�(%A###+E923067c67c758transportation-and-traffic’het verkeerhetverkeer["verkeer"]the traffic["the traffic"]Het verkeer is druk vandaag.Traffic is busy today.p6:2�%5;=22effa316e09common-dutch-adverbsãmeermeer["meer"]more["more"]Ik wil meer informatie.I want more information.p4:126�J%'�� 22eecc77f9e4fruitUde besdebes["bes"]the berry["the berry"]Aardbeien en frambozen zijn mijn favoriete soorten bessen.Strawberries and raspberries are my favorite types of berries.p5:90� %/%=;226e5f18540bparts-of-the-body2de rugderug["rug"]the back["the back"]Ik heb pijn in mijn rug.I have pain in my back.p6:162�$%+!)OO2258bb1d7cactypes-of-placesÌde marktdemarkt["markt"]the market["the market"]Ik koop mijn groenten op de marktI buy my vegetables at the marketp6:60�1%!)oc2234790194f2fruitVde kersdekers["kers"]the cherry["the cherry"]Ik heb een paar zoete kersen gekocht op de markt.I bought some sweet cherries at the market.p5:91�)%?#%OK215766601384common-dutch-verbs-1-of-5•drinkendrinken["drinken"]to drink["to drink"]Mag ik iets te drinken bestellen?Can I order something to drink?p2:27�5%S#+KQ2137a54ca6f6employment-and-workplace-vocabularyde zaakdezaak["zaak"]the company["the company"]Ik moet nog even langs de zaak.I still have to go by the company.p9:4 +Ä~ ï # G Á  v Ô I½ ªöKÁ!ªï=´üOÄa� %+!C=2ce2a1af42bdordinal-numberseersteeerste["eerste"]first["first"]Hij is de eerste in de rij.He is the first in line.p3:35�+%+5_I2c724a74d66ematerialsžde oliedeolie["olie"]the oil; petrol["the oil","petrol"]De machine heeft olie nodig om te werken.The machine needs oil to work.p8:16�6%A!#%-WA2b561b50e4f6common-animals-and-insectsïde goudvisdegoudvis["goudvis"]the goldfish["the goldfish"]Goudvissen zijn populaire huisdieren.Goldfish are popular pets.p8:97�%7!#7/2b3c1c02e674sports-and-activitieslvissenvissen["vissen"]fishing["fishing"]Hij houdt van vissen.He likes fishing.p10:40�0%?##O]2adb348870b4common-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Åwachtenwachten["wachten"]to wait["to wait"]We moeten lang wachten op de bus.We have to wait a long time for the bus.p2:75�9%?%+5CQ2a804a5e7863common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5âbeginnenbeginnen["beginnen"]to begin; start["to begin","start"]De film begint om acht uur.The movie starts at eight o'clock.p4:125v%%?72a4b9e4ff5deprepositions®metmet["met"]with["with"]Ik ben met mijn vrienden.I am with my friends.p4:73�%COO'! 2a28b2205a6fcountries-and-nationalitiesTfrankrijk (fransman / française)frankrijk (fransman / française)["frankrijk"]france["france"]p10:16�%/++5/% 29b93f8281efverbs-zijn-hebbenJu hebt or heeftu hebt or heeft["u hebt","u heeft"]you have (formal)["you have"]formaldb:76�)%G'#M=29a788a347ffimmigration-and-documentationÍverhuizenverhuizen["verhuizen"]to move["to move"]We gaan volgende maand verhuizenWe are moving next monthp6:61�2%)/9KS2987159f7e50family-membersrde ouderdeouder["ouder"]the parent; older["the parent","older"]Mijn ouders wonen in Nederland.My parents live in the Netherlands.p4:13_%/%! 28eec574ea5bverbs-zijn-hebbenUwij zijnwij zijn["wij zijn"]we are["we are"]db:88�1%-!#%-MU28e23d8b74dfclothing-apparel×de kledingdekleding["kleding"]the clothing["the clothing"]Ik heb veel kleding in mijn kastI have a lot of clothes in my closetp6:71� %/%=;28d4c6ca9c36parts-of-the-body&de nekdenek["nek"]the neck["the neck"]Ik heb pijn in mijn nek.I have pain in my neck.p6:150� %5+5/-28a16e51ff92common-dutch-adverbsênetnet["net"]just, just like["just","just like"]Ik ben net klaar.I just finished.p4:133� %O%=E28500d8cd699common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesòrechtrecht["recht"]straight["straight"]De lijn moet recht zijn.The line should be straight.p2:120�%5#I528396984d154clothing-accessoriesðde hoeddehoed["hoed"]the hat["the hat"]Ik heb een leuke hoed gekocht.I bought a nice hat.p6:96�7%5#%#+YI282a65585b64clothing-accessoriesôde sieradendesieraden["sieraden"]the jewelry["the jewelry"]Ik ben dol op sieraden met edelstenen.I love jewelry with gemstones.p6:100�%/#51281a56a51bb9parts-of-the-body7het beenhetbeen["been"]the leg["the leg"]Ik strek mijn benen.I stretch my legs.p6:167�Z%S+#+'mQ2805bf9b0495employment-and-workplace-vocabulary0het gereedschaphetgereedschap["gereedschap"]the tools["the tools"]Ik heb gereedschap nodig om deze klus te klaren.I need tools to get this job done.p9:27�J%7##g27f14afec894sports-and-activitiesjfitnessfitness["fitness"]fitness["fitness"]Ik hou van fitness en ik ga elke dag naar de sportschool.I love fitness and I go to the gym every day.p10:38� %O#3327dd85233d79common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesókromkrom["krom"]crooked["crooked"]Deze lepel is krom.This spoon is bent.p2:121�+%-!'/MK27d2c70aba83time-expressions=de middagdemiddag["middag"]the afternoon["the afternoon"]Laten we afspreken in de middag.Let's meet up in the afternoon.p3:716/)#+-5_[27b626c34c4bsnacks-and-sweetssde st�%9''%;32d1041dac9fameat-and-meat-products"het rundvleeshetrundvlees["rundvlees"]the beef["the beef"]Ik eet graag rundvlees.I like to eat beef.p5:39 &`p Ð þ S « ä T § °$•0„´#HÔ-‘ôià`4%!!?733acd26b690bcolours oranjeoranje["oranje"]orange["orange"]De sinaasappel is oranje.The orange is orange.p6:121�%;#3+337abafc680chealth-and-medical-careBde griepdegriep["griep"]the flu["the flu"]Hij heeft de griep.He has the flu.p6:178� %O1133752f660db4common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÓkleinklein["klein"]small["small"]Het boek is klein.The book is small.p2:89�%?#%=?324d4e68c2c8common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5�sluitensluiten["sluiten"]to close["to close"]Kun je het raam sluiten?Can you close the window?p5:148�%%%SI31f30afa39e9months februarifebruari["februari"]february["february"]Februari is de maand van de liefde.February is the month of love.p3:42�%%)'M[31b589e63f40family-members~het kindhetkind["kind"]the child["the child"]Het kind speelt in de speeltuin.The child is playing in the playground.p4:25s%C++ 312b8f296474countries-and-nationalitiesGindia (indiër)india (indiër)["india"]india["india"]p10:3�Y%-75#+ei30efb64c5227time-expressions;de ochtend, de morgendeochtend["ochtend","morgen"]the morning["the morning"]Ik drink graag een kop koffie in de ochtend.I like to have a cup of coffee in the morning.p3:69�%I#;-309cd8c48431dates-and-calendar-expressions3vandaagvandaag["vandaag"]today["today"]Vandaag is het maandag.Today is Monday.p3:61�N%-/'/7?CM308a630330d1bread-vocabulary]het volkorenbroodhetvolkorenbrood["volkorenbrood"]the whole grain bread["the whole grain bread"]Ik eet graag volkorenbrood.I like to eat whole grain bread.p5:98�*%-%][2fcfcb5aac0eclothing-apparelãhet pakhetpak["pak"]the suit["the suit"]Hij draagt een mooi pak naar de bruiloftHe's wearing a nice suit to the weddingp6:83d%/'# 2fb432872fa0verbs-zijn-hebbenLzij heeftzij heeft["zij heeft"]she has["she has"]db:78� %5!C=2f79349ad773common-dutch-adverbsäminderminder["minder"]less["less"]Hij verdient minder dan ik.He earns less than I do.p4:127� %+!)3?2f77d8f96ee3types-of-places¹het boshetbos["bos"]the forest["the forest"]Ik ga naar het bos.I am going to the forest.p6:41n%%7=2f3ff179a839prepositionsÀomom["om"]at["at"]Ik sta om zes uur op.I get up at six o'clock.p4:91�%1+1/2f05283bdc46possesive-pronounshjouwjouw["jouw"]your (informal)["your"]informalJouw auto is snel.Your car is fast.p4:3�+%;#-SS2e9476790b95common-dutch-adjectives¤bestbest["best"]best; quite["best","quite"]Dat is de best mogelijke oplossing.That is the best possible solution.p2:42�%?'%-+2e87fdacbbf8common-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Êaankledenaankleden["aankleden"]to dress["to dress"]Ik kleed me aan.I dress myself.p2:80�E%+!+5g]2e3835089227types-of-placesÀde winkeldewinkel["winkel"]the shop, store["the shop","store"]Ik ga naar de winkel om boodschappen te doen.I am going to the store to do groceries.p6:48�&%M#-MG2dbf050a7a55referring-to-objects-and-personsdiedie["die"]that, those["that","those"]Die man spreekt geen Nederlands.That man doesn't speak Dutch.p2:5�)%+!'SS2d9dd0a5f6cctypes-of-placesÈde grachtdegracht["gracht"]the canal["the canal"]Er zijn veel grachten in Amsterdam.There are many canals in Amsterdam.p6:56�P%A!!)si2d9b77bee35ctransportation-and-traffic–de straatdestraat["straat"]the street["the street"]De winkel bevindt zich aan het einde van de straat.The store is located at the end of the street.p6:6�%5%%9G 2d89e0ed4ed8time-related-phraseschoe lang?hoe lang?["hoe lang"]how long?["how long"]Hoelang duurt het nog?How much longer will it take?p3:109�4%;3?SC2d824d1c7970common-dutch-adjectives¦heelheel["heel"]entire, whole; very["entire","whole","very"]Hij heeft heel veel boeken gelezen.He has read a lot of books.p2:44)''%-u�J%7!!)#ki33b68ea356f9sports-and-activitieshwielrennenwielrennen["wielrennen"]cycling["cycling"]Wielrennen is een populaire sport in Nederland.Cycling is a popular sport in the Netherlands.p10:36 ^�’ á ø  _ ² ê 6„÷zÞR¥7}Ýþ€À ^�-%)'!)%[A38f8b0154466family-members}de echtgenotedeechtgenote["echtgenote"]the wife["the wife"]Mijn echtgenote is mijn beste vriendin.My wife is my best friend.p4:24�1%A'G[38ec13c32b88common-animals-and-insectsëhet paardhetpaard["paard"]the horse["the horse"]Het paard rent door het veld.The horse is running through the field.p8:93�>%?3=YI388b20feefc3common-dutch-verbs-1-of-5œwetenweten["weten"]to know, to realize["to know","to realize"]Ik weet niet wat ik moet doen vandaag.I don't know what to do today.p2:34}%/##+1# 384b8310c799verbs-zijn-hebbenVjullie zijnjullie zijn["jullie zijn"]you are (informal)["you are"]informaldb:89�]%O##++KYM37df717976cecommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÙinteressantinteressant["interessant"]interesting(ly)["interesting","interestingly"]Ik vind geschiedenis heel interessant.I find history very interesting.p2:95�%%'!)#+C337dc68e5250bcuisine-foodnde pannenkoekdepannenkoek["pannenkoek"]the pancake["the pancake"]Laten we pannenkoeken eten.Let's eat pancakes.db:114�8%-##+%-QQ37d9696c7c40time-expressionsDmiddernachtmiddernacht["middernacht"]the midnight["the midnight"]Het vuurwerk begon om middernacht.The fireworks started at midnight.p3:78m%-/37c51be7a3b7colours zwartzwart["zwart"]black["black"]De kat is zwart.The cat is black.p6:124�+%+###+KM3797101fefebtypes-of-placesËhet stadionhetstadion["stadion"]the stadium["the stadium"]Ik ga vanavond naar het stadionI'm going to the stadium tonightp6:59� %)!=?375276d93eb5family-memberssde vaderdevader["vader"]father["father"]Mijn vader is ingenieur.My father is an engineer.p4:14�%A#G?372604e11645vegetables-and-side-dishes6de nootdenoot["noot"]the nut["the nut"]Noten zijn een gezonde snack.Nuts are a healthy snack.p5:59|%?#)%36c56ab15811common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5úhatenhaten["haten"]to hate["to hate"]Ik haat regen.I hate rain.p8:108� %?#75362ade3e389ccommon-dutch-verbs-4-of-5‘wonenwonen["wonen"]to live["to live"]Ik woon in Amsterdam.I live in Amsterdam.p5:150�0%;5KE53613d352d4f3common-dutch-adjectives¡anderander["ander"](an)other; different["other","another","different"]Ik heb een ander boek nodig.I need another book.p2:39�2%%'!)%-OK35b1502dee83cuisine-foodqde erwtensoepdeerwtensoep["erwtensoep"]the pea soup["the pea soup"]Ik maak erwtensoep voor de lunch.I am making pea soup for lunch.db:117�F%;#%+3QY35811fcaf249health-and-medical-careMde afspraakdeafspraak["afspraak"]the appointment["the appointment"]Ik heb een afspraak met de dokter.I have an appointment with the doctor.p6:189�+%+!!%-MM3560a27fa760types-of-placesÊhet gebouwhetgebouw["gebouw"]the building["the building"]Het nieuwe gebouw is erg modern.The new building is very modern.p6:58�$%1))1+3+- 351f05276963dining-expressionssmakelijk etensmakelijk eten["smakelijk eten"]enjoy your meal["enjoy your meal"]Smakelijk eten!Enjoy your meal!p5:32�q%G93;5=[E34ad7d971924immigration-and-documentationÓde verblijfsvergunningdeverblijfsvergunning["verblijfsvergunning"]the residence permit["the residence permit"]Zij heeft een verblijfsvergunning nodigShe needs a residence permitp6:67�g%9++3+3cm 347fd9ee1298meat-and-meat-productseten en drinkeneten en drinken["eten en drinken"]food and drinks["food and drinks"]Er was genoeg eten en drinken op het feest.There was plenty of food and drink at the party.p5:36�/%?)1ME34254774aeb8house-and-home-vocabulary[de burendeburen["buren"]the neighbours["the neighbours"]Mijn buren zijn erg luidruchtig.My neighbors are very noisy.db:95�m%G7/7!cu341e07f46992immigration-and-documentationÐhet legitimatiebewijshetlegitimatiebewijs["legitimatiebewijs"]the id["the id"]Heb je een geldig legitimatiebewijs bij je?Do you have a valid form of identification with you?p6:64~%'?+34162c2d8608fruitKde appeldeappel["appel"]the apple["the apple"]Ik heb een appel gegeten.I ate an apple.p5:80 {« î  [ Á  Ê ‡ Õ KÈ3’b¯ ƒÁˆÞe{b%/'! 3e996bf0539dverbs-zijn-hebbenKhij heefthij heeft["hij heeft"]he has["he has"]db:77�(%;#+KI3e2d2fe304d0weather-and-meteorology»het weerhetweer["weer"]the weather["the weather"]Het weer is vandaag erg slecht.The weather is very bad today.p8:45�%K!7?3d2839f56e15positive-emotions-and-attitudes]gerustgerust["gerust"]calm["calm"]Voel je je gerust nu?Do you feel relieved now?p7:5�$%/33%!75 3ced1b29c368personal-pronouns5zij/ze (unstressed)zij/ze (unstressed)["zij","ze"]they["they"]unstressedZij zijn mijn ouders.They are my parents.db:55�@%S%'%-KE3ccf46e5d359employment-and-workplace-vocabularyde werkgeverdewerkgever["werkgever"]the employer["the employer"]Ik ben blij met mijn werkgever.I am happy with my employer.p9:7�%)'533caa39572aacthe-human-facede tanddetand["tand"]the tooth["the tooth"]Ik heb witte tanden.I have white teeth.p6:140�$%G'EA3c8fa5853a95household-items-and-furniture�de tafeldetafel["tafel"]the table["the table"]Ik zet mijn tas op de tafel.I put my bag on the table.p4:42�1%G%%%-=A3c78b511d803immigration-and-documentationÏhet paspoorthetpaspoort["paspoort"]the passport["the passport"]Vergeet je paspoort nietDon't forget your passportp6:63�%/#%%-?13c77bf9a631cparts-of-the-body)de schouderdeschouder["schouder"]the shoulder["the shoulder"]Mijn schouders doen pijn.My shoulders hurt.p6:153�%)!)=?3c20fdcb8542family-members�de neefdeneef["neef"]the nephew["the nephew"]Mijn neef is 8 jaar oud.My nephew is 8 years old.p4:28�%9;G/+3bfa172ff87fbasic-dutch-vocabularyvrouwvrouw["vrouw"]the woman, female, wife["the woman","female","wife"]Zij is een vrouw.She is a woman.db:31�%)%#E=3bd8f31867bdemotions-moods€pijnlijkpijnlijk["pijnlijk"]painful["painful"]Het was een pijnlijk moment.It was a painful moment.p7:40�%/#9+3b381c982839parts-of-the-body6de heupdeheup["heup"]the hip["the hip"]Ik beweeg mijn heupen.I move my hips.p6:166�P%;#%=EAY3b35a442dd44health-and-medical-careOde huisartsdehuisarts["huisarts"]the general practitioner["the general practitioner"]De huisarts kan je helpen.The general practitioner can help you.p6:191�6%G']O3ad2617bcda4household-items-and-furnitureŸhet geldhetgeld["geld"]the money["the money"]Ik heb genoeg geld om een auto te kopen.I have enough money to buy a car.p4:58�0%A'K_3a9c019a1d9ccommon-animals-and-insectsède muisdemuis["muis"]the mouse["the mouse"]De muis rent weg onder de bank.The mouse is running away under the sofa.p8:90B%3a6bf5c66326numbersønulnul["nul"]zero["zero"]p3:2J%3a45d5941356numbersÿzevenzeven["zeven"]seven["seven"]p3:9�*%9'MS3a337b0abb35ways-of-getting-around¦de treindetrein["trein"]the train["the train"]Ik neem de trein naar Amsterdam.I am taking the train to Amsterdam.p6:22�%-!#!)?939e2de11ed6atime-expressionsIde secondedeseconde["seconde"]the second["the second"]Een seconde is heel snel.A second is very fast.p3:83�B%5#3KQG39beca83d1becommon-dutch-adverbsõnormaalnormaal["normaal"]usually, normal(ly)["usually","normal","normally"]Het is normaal om fouten te maken.It's normal to make mistakes.p4:144�M%1%%-'/]a 39b4538d255adining-expressionsdorst hebbendorst hebben["dorst hebben"]to be thirsty["to be thirsty"]Na het sporten heb ik altijd veel dorst.After exercising, I'm always very thirsty.p5:35�;%?'#+QS395e1bed9b35common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5ontdekkenontdekken["ontdekken"]to discover["to discover"]We gaan een nieuwe stad ontdekken.We are going to explore a new city.p8:122�8%/#%'eM395aea94dcffparts-of-the-body+de elleboogdeelleboog["elleboog"]the elbow["the elbow"]Ik heb een vervelende pijn in mijn elleboog.I have a nasty pain in my elbow.p6:155�%;%?Q3e918c19d129common-dutch-adjectives²gladglad["glad"]slippery["slippery"]De vloer is glad, pas op!The floor is slippery, be careful!p2:56 `U� Ï 3 ‡ Ô Z š I”üb¬ ~àv–ä!`�?%/!!)m[4470c1c49053parts-of-the-body.de vingerdevinger["vinger"]the finger["the finger"]Ik heb een snee in mijn vinger en het doet pijn.I have a cut on my finger and it hurts.p6:158�A%A!'aa4445bf07dba1occupations-or-professionsBde bakkerdebakker["bakker"]the baker["the baker"]Ik koop elke dag vers brood bij de bakker.I buy fresh bread every day at the bakery.db:68�0%A'1GY4418b7af2e0dtransportation-and-traffic—de wegdeweg["weg"]the road, way["the road","way"]Er is veel verkeer op de weg.There is a lot of traffic on the road.p6:7�^%-%%5_[U43ca4178487btime-expressionsMhet tijdstiphettijdstip["tijdstip"]the point of/in time["the point of time","the point in time"]Op welk tijdstip begint de vergadering?At what time does the meeting start?p3:87�%1''=543324a8cf067leisure-activitiesztuinierentuinieren["tuinieren"]gardening["gardening"]Zij houdt van tuinieren.She likes gardening.p10:54�O%-##1UUQ42deee7ea709time-expressionsGhet halfuurhethalfuur["halfuur"]the half (an) hour["the half hour","the half an hour"]Ik moet over een halfuur terug zijn.I need to be back in half an hour.p3:81�%%WQ42d89d6b4353beveragesEde wijndewijn["wijn"]the wine["the wine"]Ik drink graag wijn tijdens het eten.I like to drink wine during meals.p5:74� %?%'#-42bab3d0390bcommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5ùgedragengedragen["gedragen"]to behave["to behave"]Gedraag je!Behave yourself!p8:107� %1!#WG4231c1277cc8leisure-activities{zingenzingen["zingen"]to sing["to sing"]Ik zing graag tijdens het autorijden.I like to sing while driving.p10:55�4%%!!!)Ya417f9ff1e82bprepositions¸het middenhetmidden["midden"]the middle["the middle"]Hij staat in het midden van het plein.He's standing in the middle of the square.p4:83�%%'%G;414269dd51f3beverages?de frisdrankdefrisdrank["frisdrank"]the soda["the soda"]Ik drink af en toe frisdrank.I sometimes drink soda.p5:68�%)%IC413154fffcf5the-human-facehet haarhethaar["haar"]the hair["the hair"]Mijn haar is van nature bruin.My hair is naturally brown.p6:129�3%)'%_Y40b4cc246cc1emotions-moods‚vervelendvervelend["vervelend"]annoying["annoying"]Het was vervelend dat hij niet kon komen.It was annoying that he couldn't come.p7:42P%!!4090eff7e081numbersdertigdertig["dertig"]thirty["thirty"]p3:24�>%C#gm403e386c81b1natural-landmarks-phenomena—de zondezon["zon"]the sun["the sun"]De zon schijnt vandaag en het is lekker warm.The sun is shining today and it's nice and warm.p8:9�/%CSS+%- 403960bc86afcountries-and-nationalitiesJzuid-afrika (afrikaan / afrikaanse)zuid-afrika (afrikaan / afrikaanse)["zuid afrika"]south africa["south africa"]p10:6�G%)!!)'kk40087b137398emotions-moods‹ongeduldigongeduldig["ongeduldig"]impatient["impatient"]Hij werd ongeduldig omdat de trein te laat was.He became impatient because the train was late.p7:51�1%?!)MU3f799249d9efbread-toppings-vocabularybde boterdeboter["boter"]the butter["the butter"]Boter maakt het brood zo lekker.Butter makes the bread so delicious.p5:103�*%?%#SE3f70bfa7681fcommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5verkopenverkopen["verkopen"]to sell["to sell"]Ik wil mijn oude telefoon verkopen.I want to sell my old phone.p8:115�%+'!)#?93f6d1260a5b5types-of-places·de dierentuindedierentuin["dierentuin"]the zoo["the zoo"]Ik ga naar de dierentuin.I am going to the zoo.p6:39�?%)##+#i_3ec8820a151eemotions-moodszenuwachtigzenuwachtig["zenuwachtig"]nervous["nervous"]Hij was zenuwachtig voor zijn eerste optreden.He was nervous for his first performance.p7:39�C%C!!!)cY3eb79759473dnatural-landmarks-phenomena–het eilandheteiland["eiland"]the island["the island"]Bali is een populair eiland voor toeristen.Bali is a popular island for tourists.p8:8�)%A#+CQ3eadef48e212vegetables-and-side-dishes1de kooldekool["kool"]the cabbage["the cabbage"]Kool is gezond en voedzaam.Cabbage is healthy and nutritious.p5:54 ;¬° ú l ½ 1 — { ê B×@Ÿü˜û@ƒj›h¬g�:%-+%]c4b81adab085fclothing-appareléde kousdekous["kous"]the sock (long)["the sock"]longIk draag graag warme kousen in de winterI like to wear warm stockings in the winterp6:89�%'KC4ae606e02d9dmaterials¡het staalhetstaal["staal"]the steel["the steel"]Deze balk is van staal gemaakt.This beam is made of steel.p8:19�%!!)GG4ae572f43eabbeveragesde spierdespier["spier"]the muscle["the muscle"]Een spier kan pijnlijk zijn na het sporten.A muscle can be painful after exercising.p6:174�%K%?94a3c49e2decapositive-emotions-and-attitudeskgeweldiggeweldig["geweldig"]great["great"]Het concert was geweldig.The concert was great.p7:19c%/%% 4a0d88f7ef1cverbs-zijn-hebbenWzij zijnzij zijn["zij zijn"]they are["they are"]db:91�!%A!#+7C49d0f29cfedboccupations-or-professions:de leraardeleraar["leraar"]the teacher["the teacher"]Ik wil leraar worden.I want to become a teacher.db:60�%A#EC496af1f7ff57common-animals-and-insectsóde vliegdevlieg["vlieg"]the fly["the fly"]Er zit een vlieg op de muur.There is a fly on the wall.p8:101�%I#!97495642de8462weather-and-climate-vocabularyÍbewolktbewolkt["bewolkt"]cloudy["cloudy"]Het is bewolkt buiten.It is cloudy outside.p8:63j%//7491db0869a94personal-pronouns.uu["u"]you["you"]Spreekt u Engels?Do you speak English?db:48�&%1%%-%-=5 48bec616325fleisure-activitiesomuziek makenmuziek maken["muziek maken"]making music["making music"]Ik hou van muziek maken.I love making music.p10:43�%;'%/-48989f3095d0health-and-medical-careFmisselijkmisselijk["misselijk"]nauseous["nauseous"]Ik ben misselijk.I feel nauseous.p6:182�%%#EA488090f51772prepositionsªaanaan["aan"]on; to["on","to"]Het huis ligt aan het water.The house is on the water.p4:69�%%=Y4866bfdbbd01materials¢het goudhetgoud["goud"]the gold["the gold"]Dit sieraad is van goud.This piece of jewelry is made of gold.p8:20�%17)A7478438740aa0possesive-pronounsnuwuw["uw"]your (plural, formal)["your"]plural, formalHier zijn uw bestellingen.Here are your orders.p4:9� %9#+%546a8affde2f1basic-dutch-vocabulary#de avonddeavond["avond"]the evening["the evening"]Fijne avond!Have a nice evening!db:37�-%;)#+'/?/ 468094d4ff39health-and-medical-careKde eerste hulpdeeerste hulp["eerste hulp"]the first aid["the first aid"]Ik heb eerste hulp nodig.I need first aid.p6:187� %7EC46759f22ea2fsports-and-activitiesggolfgolf["golf"]golf["golf"]Ik speel golf elke zaterdag.I play golf every Saturday.p10:35�4%?!!)#OQ 45fef298cd96common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5houden vanhouden van["houden van"]to love["to love"]Ik hou van wandelen in de natuur.I love to go for a walk in nature.p8:133� %%GE44d448763a0dprepositions·onderonder["onder"]below["below"]Het boek ligt onder de tafel.The book is under the table.p4:82,5'!)#+YU44d26f0c9b9ahousehold-appl�%%=K3/4b846d772f6cprepositions¬bijbij["bij"]at, near, close to, with["at","near","close to","with"]Ik ben bij de bank.I am at the bank.p4:71 ÿ€ ã : \ ¾  Œ  i¾"mÁ:WËg­\wÿE�8%A!)[]5020702c57edoccupations-or-professionsDde boerdeboer["boer"]the farmer["the farmer"]De boer melkt zijn koeien elke ochtend.The farmer milks his cows every morning.db:70w%15350142c76da41possesive-pronounsohunhun["hun"]their["their"]Hun auto's zijn oud.Their cars are old.p4:10�c%S%'%-mi50103e5eb886employment-and-workplace-vocabularyde werknemerdewerknemer["werknemer"]the employee["the employee"]Mijn buurman is werknemer bij een grote fabriek.My neighbor is an employee at a large factory.p9:6P%!!4fe9612cc7e5numberstwaalftwaalf["twaalf"]twelve["twelve"]p3:14�8%/'ci4fd11bd2470ddining-vocabularyde geurdegeur["geur"]the smell["the smell"]De geur van versgebakken brood is heerlijk.The smell of freshly baked bread is delicious.p5:19�%G!##7=4fa1a2ffb017household-items-and-furniture–de sleuteldesleutel["sleutel"]the key["the key"]Ik zoek mijn sleutel.I am looking for my key.p4:49�C%%'%-oa4f4012904ecafruitNde mandarijndemandarijn["mandarijn"]the mandarin["the mandarin"]Mandarijnen zijn een lekkere bron van vitamine C.Mandarins are a tasty source of vitamin C.p5:83� %'=E4f3ca91ffaf6beveragesAhet saphetsap["sap"]the juice["the juice"]Ik drink graag appelsap.I like to drink apple juice.p5:70�a%S!#;EWY4ed2957370c2employment-and-workplace-vocabularyde collegadecollega["collega"]the colleague; coworker["the colleague","coworker"]Mijn collega en ik werken goed samen.My colleague and I work well together.p9:5�%O1/4ecfa5d37aa5common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesõdroogdroog["droog"]dry["dry"]Het gras is droog.The grass is dry.p2:123�*%#%%-IU4e666da2f5eeweekdays1de zaterdagdezaterdag["zaterdag"]the saturday["the saturday"]Zaterdag gaan we naar de stad.On Saturday we're going to the city.p3:59�3%?''OO4e1024b993d0common-dutch-verbs-1-of-5™luisterenluisteren["luisteren"]to listen["to listen"]Ik luister naar klassieke muziek.I'm listening to classical music.p2:31�%O?I4ddfd28fb9c9common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesèkortkort["kort"]short["short"]Dat was een kort gesprek.That was a brief conversation.p2:110�)%K##ME4db4ad38d514positive-emotions-and-attitudesngeliefdgeliefd["geliefd"]beloved["beloved"]Ze is een zeer geliefde lerares.She is a much-loved teacher.p7:22�%1'CC4db02f64fb05sports-and-leisureWde sportdesport["sport"]the sport["the sport"]Ik beoefen graag een sport.I like to practice a sport.p10:19�%9%/34d6ff5e003d8meat-and-meat-products$het lamhetlam["lam"]the lamb["the lamb"]Ik eet graag lam.I like to eat lamb.p5:41�%I!#;/4d41741ab7bbweather-and-climate-vocabularyÒwaaienwaaien["waaien"]to blow["to blow"]Het waait hard vandaag.It's windy today.p8:68�%/!9-9/4d33870f8ddcpersonal-pronouns3julliejullie["jullie"]you (plural, informal)["you"]plural, informalJullie zijn studenten.You are students.db:53�%OSE4c714d88d407common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÛarmarm["arm"]poor["poor"]Hij is opgegroeid in een arm gezin.He grew up in a poor family.p2:97�\%5##+!)}m4c3feca97d0cwork-related-actions7presenterenpresenteren["presenteren"]to present["to present"]Hij presenteert zijn bevindingen aan het managementteam.He presents his findings to the management team.p9:34�'%'aW4bebe3719399fruitJhet fruithetfruit["fruit"]the fruit["the fruit"]Ik eet graag vers fruit als tussendoortje.I like to eat fresh fruit as a snack.p5:79�%I%#;74bdcfefa3a9fweather-and-climate-vocabularyÏdonderendonderen["donderen"]thunder["thunder"]Het begint te donderen.It starts to thunder.p8:65�C%-!!%-oY4bbbc7418269clothing-apparelåhet badpakhetbadpak["badpak"]the swimsuit["the swimsuit"]Ik heb een nieuw badpak nodig voor mijn vakantie.I need a new swimsuit for my vacation.p6:85�8%A!)[]5020702c57edoccupations-or-professionsDde boerdeboer["boer"]the farmer["the farmer"]De boer melkt zijn koeien elke ochtend.The farmer milks his cows every morning.db:702 $K~ î „ Ø  º  V« Ÿ×&k×O‰½Q�K>�:%G!)[U54e41ef860f2household-items-and-furniturežhet raamhetraam["raam"]the window["the window"]Doe het raam dicht, het is koud buiten.Close the window, it's cold outside.p4:57�%IE54da9da3ca00months"aprilapril["april"]april["april"]April is bekend om zijn regen.April is known for its rain.p3:44�B%?!%ek54baf22649cfcommon-dutch-verbs-4-of-5xdromendromen["dromen"]to dream["to dream"]Ik droom vaak over reizen naar verre landen.I often dream about traveling to far-off lands.p5:125k%;!+549af197d6e5greetings-and-farewellsdagdag["dag"]bye, hello["bye","hello"]Dag!Hi!/Bye!db:16�J%)'!)qm54830c1c5933emotions-moods†agressiefagressief["agressief"]aggressive["aggressive"]De hond werd agressief toen we te dichtbij kwamen.The dog became aggressive when we got too close.p7:46�D%5''k_544e1ac2c614work-related-actions>ontwerpenontwerpen["ontwerpen"]to design["to design"]Zij ontwerpt nieuwe producten voor het bedrijf.She designs new products for the company.p9:41�%/?C541bd54d5d6fdining-vocabulary zoutzout["zout"]salty["salty"]Deze chips zijn erg zout.These chips are very salty.p5:14�%A#==53f55b88c1c6common-animals-and-insectsôde bijdebij["bij"]the bee["the bee"]De bij verzamelt nectar.The bee collects nectar.p8:102�9%5!#-5MK53dbc52e0cc7clothing-accessoriesüde zakdoekdezakdoek["zakdoek"]the handkerchief["the handkerchief"]Mag ik een zakdoek van je lenen?Can I borrow a tissue from you?p6:108�/%A7A9353aac5835f8ecommon-animals-and-insectsáhet beesthetbeest["beest"]the animal, the beast["the animal","the beast"]Het is een wild beest.It's a wild animal.p8:83�F%;'!)-5OK53803c8f5699health-and-medical-careEde ontstekingdeontsteking["ontsteking"]the inflammation["the inflammation"]Een ontsteking kan pijnlijk zijn.An inflammation can be painful.p6:181j%/!-# 52f0cfc56989verbs-zijn-hebbenRu bentu bent["u bent"]you are (formal)["you are"]formaldb:85�%)##WI52abfe05265femotions-moodsznerveusnerveus["nerveus"]nervous["nervous"]Ik ben nerveus voor mijn eerste date.I'm nervous for my first date.p7:34�)%A%'!)?;52aa34253849vegetables-and-side-dishes)de aardappeldeaardappel["aardappel"]the potato["the potato"]Ik eet graag aardappelen.I like to eat potatoes.p5:46�@%I'Om528f1144bd21weather-and-climate-vocabularyÊde vorstdevorst["vorst"]the frost["the frost"]Door de vorst is de weg spekglad.Because of the frost, the road is very slippery.p8:60� %I%'=751d89accd7dadates-and-calendar-expressions5gisterengisteren["gisteren"]yesterday["yesterday"]Gisteren was het zondag.Yesterday was Sunday.p3:63‚G%S;5=U]w�51806d0de97demployment-and-workplace-vocabulary,de reiskostenvergoedingdereiskostenvergoeding["reiskostenvergoeding"]the compensation for travel expenses["the compensation for travel expenses"]Ik krijg een reiskostenvergoeding van mijn werkgever.I receive a travel expense reimbursement from my employer.p9:23�S%?!!{510ce14ac10ccommon-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Òhuilenhuilen["huilen"]to cry["to cry"]Het kind begon te huilen toen het zijn ijsje liet vallen.The child started crying when it dropped its ice cream.p4:109�*%?#%MM510bbb4bc0c3common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5‹fietsenfietsen["fietsen"]to cycle["to cycle"]Laten we fietsen langs het meer.Let's go cycling along the lake.p5:144i%/150b3269113d9colours witwit["wit"]white["white"]De sneeuw is wit.The snow is white.p6:123�%)!#!)9/50a12510f076family-memberspde familiedefamilie["familie"]the family["the family"]Mijn familie is groot.My family is big.p4:11�$%9%GM506dd3b6931fways-of-getting-around¯het schiphetschip["schip"]the ship["the ship"]Het schip voer langs de kust.The ship sailed along the coast.p6:315%'%-gy504f3d50�@%O%_]54ee61a5b4c3common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesågoedkoopgoedkoop["goedkoop"]cheap["cheap"]De prijs van dit product is erg goedkoop.The price of this product is very cheap.p2:107 ]j¨ Ù - † ¿ ' d é /e¦P½véTŸU”<j�P%5!!#+iu590bde93c741geography-and-places·het kanaalhetkanaal["kanaal"]the channel["the channel"]Het schip vaart door het kanaal naar de haven.The ship is sailing through the canal to the harbor.p8:41�Q%?%!uu59054c8d90efcommon-dutch-verbs-4-of-5ƒproberenproberen["proberen"]to try["to try"]Ik ga proberen vroeg op te staan om te gaan sporten.I'm going to try to get up early to go and exercise.p5:136�%5!!3158ee00472e56common-dutch-adverbsðaltijdaltijd["altijd"]always["always"]Zij is altijd laat.She's always late.p4:139�?%I'cW58d16ec6bf83weather-and-climate-vocabularyÈde stormdestorm["storm"]the storm["the storm"]Er wordt gewaarschuwd voor een zware storm.There's a warning for a severe storm.p8:58I%587c865cb650numbersnegennegen["negen"]nine["nine"]p3:11�3%?!#Y]5870a841a895common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5{spelenspelen["spelen"]to play["to play"]Kinderen spelen graag in de speeltuin.Children like to play in the playground.p5:128�%)#KE5847f13d295efamily-membersude zoondezoon["zoon"]the son["the son"]Mijn zoon speelt graag voetbal.My son likes to play soccer.p4:16� %5!!9;5814d4ace4f4common-dutch-adverbsògenoeggenoeg["genoeg"]enough["enough"]Ik heb genoeg gegeten.I've had enough to eat.p4:141�%)%WG57ee6665e6d0emotions-moodsyverlegenverlegen["verlegen"]shy["shy"]Ik ben verlegen in sociale situaties.I'm shy in social situations.p7:33�*%O7C1/57e9984004d7common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÒgrootgroot["groot"]big; great; important["big","great","important"]Het huis is groot.The house is big.p2:88�%/'?=57828d5d23e4parts-of-the-body,de polsdepols["pols"]the wrist["the wrist"]Ik heb pijn in mijn pols.I have pain in my wrist.p6:156U%##5754405e3f54numbershonderdhonderd["honderd"]hundred["hundred"]p3:31�=%?5?UG572fc03ed1eecommon-dutch-verbs-1-of-5Œlopenlopen["lopen"]to walk; to progress["to walk","to progress"]Ik loop elke ochtend naar mijn werk.I walk to work every morning.p2:18�H%?!/9][56ea1ca4f036common-dutch-verbs-1-of-5›kijkenkijken["kijken"]to look, to watch["to look","to watch"]Ik kijk graag naar films in het weekend.I like to watch movies on the weekends.p2:33�8%5#+_]56e8ce57fca3clothing-accessoriesûde brildebril["bril"]the glasses["the glasses"]Mijn bril is gevallen en nu is hij kapot.My glasses fell and now they are broken.p6:107z%%#;?56badbd8960fprepositions©opop["op"]on, at["on","at"]Het boek ligt op tafel.The book is on the table.p4:68�A%))1'/UW 56705417ab3athe-clockVvijf voor drievijf voor drie["vijf voor drie"]five to three["five to three"]We moeten er zijn om vijf voor drie.We need to be there at five to three.p3:96�%A!##+3+55d3eb36da44occupations-or-professions;de studentdestudent["student"]the student["the student"]Ik ben een student.I am a student.db:61�E%5%%-#+_Q55b646fdce32common-dutch-adverbsôbijvoorbeeldbijvoorbeeld["bijvoorbeeld"]for example["for example"]Ik hou van sporten, bijvoorbeeld voetbal.I like sports, for example soccer.p4:143�%%-#%%-K955a62adf18b1clothing-apparelìde sneakersdesneakers["sneakers"]the sneakers["the sneakers"]Ik heb nieuwe sneakers gekocht.I bought new sneakers.p6:92�*%5##'MG55a38731b4dahousehold-appliancesÇhet fornuishetfornuis["fornuis"]the stove["the stove"]Ik kook het eten op het fornuis.I cook the food on the stove.p4:98�M%A!!)'gc5577031544betransportation-and-trafficŸgevaarlijkgevaarlijk["gevaarlijk"]dangerous["dangerous"]Het is gevaarlijk om zonder gordel te rijden.It's dangerous to drive without a seatbelt.p6:15�3%A!##+SE554a4eb6bf30transportation-and-traffic˜de snelwegdesnelweg["snelweg"]the highway["the highway"]Je kunt het beste de snelweg nemen.You should take the highway.p6:8£A#IQ550b88fae4cbcommon-animals-and-insectsìde koedekoe["koe"]the cow["the cow"]In de wei staat een grote koe.In the meadow, there is a big cow.p8:94 X7 § f a o ë �4Œø-t 0‚ÐöXm�%5#QE5dfeb97c414fclothing-accessoriesñde mutsdemuts["muts"]the hat["the hat"]Ik draag een muts als het koud is.I wear a hat when it's cold.p6:97�X%O!!)qk5dbca2722118common-office-and-school-supplies¤de agendadeagenda["agenda"]the agenda["the agenda"]Ik gebruik mijn agenda om afspraken bij te houden.I use my planner to keep track of appointments.p4:63�0%)##c_5d827a32d0b3emotions-moods|bezorgdbezorgd["bezorgd"]worried["worried"]Ik ben bezorgd over de staat van de wereld.I'm worried about the state of the world.p7:36�,%K!UQ5d68a5c335d0positive-emotions-and-attitudesldapperdapper["dapper"]brave["brave"]Hij was erg dapper tijdens de brand.He was very brave during the fire.p7:20�V%5##+=GWM5d4b295516c5work-related-actions5onderzoekenonderzoeken["onderzoeken"]to research, investigate["to research","investigate"]Zij onderzoekt nieuwe technologieën.She researches new technologies.p9:32�%?#+175d3fcedad604house-and-home-vocabularyZhet adreshetadres["adres"]the address["the address"]Wat is jouw adres?What is your address?db:94�R%-#%19cc5d18ec0cb127time-expressions?de namiddagdenamiddag["namiddag"]the late afternoon["the late afternoon"]De vergadering is gepland voor de namiddag.The meeting is scheduled for the afternoon.p3:73�7%/!!#+Qa5d07ca094e6fdining-vocabularyhet bestekhetbestek["bestek"]the cutlery["the cutlery"]Heb je het bestek op tafel gelegd?Did you lay out the utensils on the table?p5:22�I%5%'#+]e5cd9eb7a005cgeography-and-places²de hoofdstaddehoofdstad["hoofdstad"]the capital["the capital"]Amsterdam is de hoofdstad van Nederland.Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands.p8:36�%)!)AG5cc4ebe64b20family-membersxde zusdezus["zus"]the sister["the sister"]Mijn zus werkt als leraar.My sister works as a teacher.p4:19�&%M#-IE5c54dccf8837referring-to-objects-and-persons~dezedeze["deze"]these, this["these","this"]Deze jas is te groot voor mij.This coat is too big for me.p2:4Z%%%5c41ebd419ddnumbers achttienachttien["achttien"]eighteen["eighteen"]p3:20� %)!!E75bfc8d59a4effamily-memberstde moederdemoeder["moeder"]mother["mother"]Mijn moeder is verpleegster.My mother is a nurse.p4:15�K%/%u5bd84c78f586parts-of-the-body%de huiddehuid["huid"]the skin["the skin"]Ze heeft een gevoelige huid die snel verbrandt in de zon.She has sensitive skin that burns easily in the sun.p6:149�%M5-5b463fa5c781referring-to-objects-and-persons€hierhier["hier"]here["here"]Ik ben hier geboren.I was born here.p2:6�p%O+%-)1{]5ad9d9232c44common-office-and-school-supplies¨de rekenmachinederekenmachine["rekenmachine"]the calculator["the calculator"]Ik gebruik een rekenmachine voor de wiskundeopdrachten.I use a calculator for math assignments.p4:67‚%?my]W5ad46d054251common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5}halenhalen["halen"]to bring; to get; to manage to achieve something["to bring","to get","to manage to achieve something"]Ik moet nog snel wat boodschappen halen.I need to quickly get some groceries.p5:130�%%A#KQ5ac16f538ea7common-animals-and-insectsãde honddehond["hond"]the dog["the dog"]De hond blaft naar de postbode.The dog is barking at the postman.p8:85�%?'A95a6f1bcf28e5house-and-home-vocabularyXhet huishethuis["huis"]the house["the house"]Ik woon in een groot huis.I live in a big house.db:92�%-%A?5a552c0cbbfdtime-expressionsEhet uurhetuur["uur"]the hour["the hour"]Ik ben over een uur klaar.I'll be ready in an hour.p3:79�G%-##+3c[5a1b07a87b72clothing-apparelähet colberthetcolbert["colbert"]the suit jacket["the suit jacket"]Hij draagt een nette colbert naar het feestHe's wearing a nice blazer to the partyp6:84mS;3;/7gO5922d647e6d8employment-and-workplace-vocabulary het sollicitatiegesprekhetsollicitatiegesp�%/';;5e20636661dasnacks-and-sweetsode chipsdechips["chips"]the chips["the chips"]Ik eet chips als snack.I eat chips as a snack.p5:116 ‹Oª ú ^ ˆ ý c « ù R¯ÊhœI‰äFK‹�>%K!!)#YQ62d5dc655445positive-emotions-and-attitudescontspannenontspannen["ontspannen"]relaxed["relaxed"]Ik voel me ontspannen na deze massage.I feel relaxed after this massage.p7:11�y%+''#+��62d105bce50atypes-of-places¾het vliegveldhetvliegveld["vliegveld"]the airport["the airport"]We vertrokken vanaf Schiphol, het grootste vliegveld van Nederland.We departed from Schiphol, the largest airport in the Netherlands.p6:46�%A!!)7=628bacfebf75occupations-or-professions7de dokterdedokter["dokter"]the doctor["the doctor"]Ik ga naar de dokter.I'm going to the doctor.db:57�#%A!)GE6286ed91421atransportation-and-trafficšde brugdebrug["brug"]the bridge["the bridge"]We moeten de brug oversteken.We have to cross the bridge.p6:10�>%))1)1OS 623164ce3480the-clockUtien over drietien over drie["tien over drie"]ten past three["ten past three"]De film begint om tien over drie.The movie starts at ten past three.p3:95�M%9%yq61e397d35c32ways-of-getting-around©de haltedehalte["halte"]the stop["the stop"]De bus stopte bij de halte om passagiers op te pikken.The bus stopped at the stop to pick up passengers.p6:25�%M7361dab30b398ereferring-to-objects-and-persons}datdat["dat"]that["that"]Dat is niet mijn tas.That is not my bag.p2:3�J%K!!)%__618391b06bc8positive-emotions-and-attitudesoromantischromantisch["romantisch"]romantic["romantic"]Het restaurant had een romantische sfeer.The restaurant had a romantic atmosphere.p7:23�1%1%-5Q?6178005125ealeisure-activitiesmwandelenwandelen["wandelen"]to go for a walk["to go for a walk"]Ik houd van wandelen in de natuur.I like to hike in nature.p10:41�-%5335/1'# 6155b7ab011atime-related-phrases`over [time period].over [time period].["over time period"]In [time period].["in time period"]Over een uur.In an hour.p3:106�c%5!-7s60f400713c77geography-and-places´de plaatsdeplaats["plaats"]the place, space["the place","space"]Ik woon in een kleine plaats in het noorden van het land.I live in a small town in the north of the country.p8:38�!%/!'ME60d1d02e5207dining-vocabularyde suikerdesuiker["suiker"]the sugar["the sugar"]Ik hou niet van thee met suiker.I don't like tea with sugar.p5:31�%%!']U60baa74bddb9fruitTde perzikdeperzik["perzik"]the peach["the peach"]Ik vind perziken erg lekker in de zomer.I really like peaches in the summer.p5:89�0%5#'YU608cb352847awork-related-actions=beherenbeheren["beheren"]to manage["to manage"]Ik beheer het budget voor het project.I manage the budget for the project.p9:40�6%%'%-YU 606ca469c179beveragesFde rode wijnderode wijn["rode wijn"]the red wine["the red wine"]Ik drink graag rode wijn bij het eten.I like to drink red wine with meals.p5:75�%?MI60600bd6eb9bcommon-dutch-verbs-1-of-5Žgaangaan["gaan"]to go["to go"]Ik ga morgen naar de dierentuin.I'm going to the zoo tomorrow.p2:20� %)#?=600acdf3d19dthe-human-facehet ooghetoog["oog"]the eye["the eye"]Ik heb mooie blauwe ogen.I have pretty blue eyes.p6:133�T%++319Wa 5fbe6bfc8b8fthe-clockSkwart over driekwart over drie["kwart over drie"]quarter past three["quarter past three"]De trein vertrekt om kwart over drie.The train departs at a quarter past three.p3:93�%/!)EE5f5fb6d276c1snacks-and-sweetsnde koekdekoek["koek"]the cookie["the cookie"]Ik eet een koek na het eten.I eat a cookie after dinner.p5:115�.%1!##+QI5f4a9549c037sports-and-leisureZde trainerdetrainer["trainer"]the trainer["the trainer"]De trainer geeft les aan de groep.The trainer teaches the group.p10:22�#%?%KO5f23836243e7common-dutch-verbs-2-of-5¼lerenleren["leren"]to learn["to learn"]Ik wil Italiaans leren spreken.I want to learn to speak Italian.p2:66�/%+##/7;M5eae7fe9036dtypes-of-placesµhet zwembadhetzwembad["zwembad"]the swimming pool["the swimming pool"]Ik ga naar het zwembad.I am going to the swimming pool.p6:37 dbÎ1 ƒ è E š Î  wÒ$DpÉòGÅX¾)b{�E%-!#+qc670b4b898fd0clothing-apparelêde pyjamadepyjama["pyjama"]the pyjamas["the pyjamas"]Ik trek altijd een pyjama aan voordat ik ga slapenI always put on pajamas before going to bedp6:90�%?#!9=66f7700742aacommon-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Édouchendouchen["douchen"]shower["shower"]Ik douche 's ochtends.I shower in the morning.p2:79�%5+59566e9b492cd43common-dutch-adverbsøterugterug["terug"]back, backwards["back","backwards"]Ik ga terug naar huis.I'm going back home.p4:147�.%A%MW66db5fa76a19common-animals-and-insectsçde vogeldevogel["vogel"]the bird["the bird"]De vogels fluiten in de ochtend.The birds are singing in the morning.p8:89�;%-%%#+[U66beee331754time-expressionsFhet kwartierhetkwartier["kwartier"]the quarter["the quarter"]We moeten over een kwartier vertrekken.We need to leave in fifteen minutes.p3:80�%5%+1667128ed5e32introducing-yourselfde naamdenaam["naam"]the name["the name"]Wat is je naam?What is your name?db:21�)%/##%OM665c0b9abb52dining-vocabularyhet gerechthetgerecht["gerecht"]the dish["the dish"]Het hoofdgerecht is vlees of vis.The main course is meat or fish.p5:11�U%5'!)3;U_6634f03a216ahousehold-appliancesÃde wasmachinedewasmachine["wasmachine"]the washing machine["the washing machine"]Ik was mijn kleren in de wasmachine.I wash my clothes in the washing machine.p4:94�%%%%'/77;662cd1e645b2cuisine-foodmde frikandeldefrikandel["frikandel"]the fried sausage["the fried sausage"]Ik wil een frikandel.I want a fried sausage.db:113�R%1'!)-5]_ 65c5614f82aesports-and-leisureUde vrije tijddevrije tijd["vrije tijd"]the leisure time["the leisure time"]In mijn vrije tijd ga ik graag wandelen.In my free time, I like to go for a walk.p10:17�^%5!!)!)u65b0a780f64cwork-related-actions;verbeterenverbeteren["verbeteren"]to improve["to improve"]Ik wil mijn Nederlands verbeteren, dus ik oefen elke dag.I want to improve my Dutch, so I practice every day.p9:38�,%G!!!)CE65a53af526fehousehold-items-and-furniture˜het kussenhetkussen["kussen"]the pillow["the pillow"]Ik lig op een zacht kussen.I am lying on a soft pillow.p4:51�#%''!)QE659d88cc9c3bmealshet avondetenhetavondeten["avondeten"]the dinner["the dinner"]Ik kook avondeten voor mijn gezin.I cook dinner for my family.p5:5�%?!#;M6588fc2acad5common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Úkostenkosten["kosten"]to cost["to cost"]Hoeveel kost deze trui?How much does this sweater cost?p4:117�7%99EC?646e253edff9ways-of-getting-around¤de wagendewagen["wagen"]the car, cart, vehicle["the car","cart","vehicle"]Hij reed in een rode wagen.He was driving a red car.p6:20�J%G#%'/U[645ce5fbce1dhousehold-items-and-furniture“de telefoondetelefoon["telefoon"]the telephone["the telephone"]Ik bel mijn moeder op mijn telefoon.I am calling my mother on my telephone.p4:46�)%G%GO64402efddb70household-items-and-furniture”het boekhetboek["boek"]the book["the book"]Ik lees een interessant boek.I am reading an interesting book.p4:47�!%I'E9641954520ddfdates-and-calendar-expressions8de maanddemaand["maand"]the month["the month"]Volgende maand is het maart.Next month it's March.p3:66�%'OO636836815342monthsde maanddemaand["maand"]the month["the month"]Ik ga volgende maand op vakantie.I'm going on vacation next month.p3:40�,%%%]c6356bb745981months)novembernovember["november"]november["november"]November is de elfde maand van het jaar.November is the eleventh month of the year.p3:51�%?!!O;633f5cd43dcccommon-dutch-verbs-4-of-5‰winnenwinnen["winnen"]to win["to win"]Ons team heeft gisteren gewonnen.Our team won yesterday.p5:142�%%!#IK62f7d0a8836eprepositions°tussentussen["tussen"]between["between"]Het huis ligt tussen de bomen.The house is between the trees.p4:75-'W;62dd2�%C77#! 670b8629eb26countries-and-nationalitiesHturkije (turk/turkse)turkije (turk/turkse)["turkije"]turkey["turkey"]p10:4 aH¹ … Ý * ~ à 4 `¢n¸'‹è@˜S¸H�G%O!+ge6ca5b624e822common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesélanglang["lang"]long; tall["long","tall"]Het duurde erg lang voordat de trein aankwam.It took a long time for the train to arrive.p2:111�%%)#+!)IG6c874c350193fruitMde sinaasappeldesinaasappel["sinaasappel"]the orange["the orange"]Ik drink graag sinaasappelsap.I like to drink orange juice.p5:82�%5#GK6c7ea35130d5common-dutch-adverbsûnietsniets["niets"]nothing["nothing"]Ik heb niets gegeten vandaag.I haven't eaten anything today.p4:150�>%9)#+'WM6c7720db75b2ways-of-getting-around°de vrachtwagendevrachtwagen["vrachtwagen"]the truck["the truck"]De vrachtwagen was geladen met dozen.The truck was loaded with boxes.p6:32�%9%/36c4f98fb91f2meat-and-meat-products%de visdevis["vis"]the fish["the fish"]Ik eet graag vis.I like to eat fish.p5:42�&%7eS6c306a237e94physical-descriptionsjongjong["jong"]young["young"]Deze jongen is heel slim voor zijn leeftijd.This boy is very smart for his age.p6:115�&%/'QS6ba8b469cb36dining-vocabularyhet glashetglas["glas"]the glass["the glass"]Mag ik alsjeblieft een glas water?Can I please have a glass of water?p5:27�!%?#KO6b97837c6c1bcommon-dutch-verbs-1-of-5�makenmaken["maken"]to make["to make"]Ik ga vanavond een taart maken.I'm going to make a cake tonight.p2:22�%A!)?96b7e0d89bd78common-animals-and-insectsöde spindespin["spin"]the spider["the spider"]Ik ben bang voor spinnen.I'm scared of spiders.p8:104�%-'E36b69fcf03a47clothing-apparelàhet hemdhethemd["hemd"]the shirt["the shirt"]Ik heb een nieuw hemd nodig.I need a new shirt.p6:80�4%!!-7WS6b6411691a68seasonsÝhet najaarhetnajaar["najaar"]the autumn, fall["the autumn","fall"]In het najaar worden de dagen korter.The days get shorter in the autumn.p8:79� %1#'GI6b4c21897692leisure-activitiesruitgaanuitgaan["uitgaan"]to go out["to go out"]Ik ga graag uit met vrienden.I like to go out with friends.p10:46�%%%M=6b2f7c4f9441cuisine-foodsde soepdesoep["soep"]the soup["the soup"]Ik drink soep als tussendoortje.I drink soup as a snack.db:119�<%77=_? 6ad3a3b692cfthe-clockYtwaalf uur 's middagstwaalf uur 's middags["twaalf uur s middags"]noon["noon"]De winkel sluit om twaalf uur 's middags.The store closes at noon.p3:99�R%O!�i6980a9ba121dcommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesØschoonschoon["schoon"]clean["clean"]Zorg ervoor dat je handen schoon zijn voordat je gaat eten.Make sure your hands are clean before you eat.p2:94� %9%336929d80eee06meat-and-meat-products het vleeshetvlees["vlees"]the meat["the meat"]Ik eet graag vlees.I like to eat meat.p5:37�9%?##+#_E 6901cfa47783common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5leuk vindenleuk vinden["leuk vinden"]to like["to like"]Ik vind het leuk om naar de film te gaan.I enjoy going to the movies.p8:134�*%G'Y?68f6f11fbb7fhousehold-items-and-furniture›de krukdekruk["kruk"]the stool["the stool"]Ik heb een kruk nodig om op te zitten.I need a stool to sit on.p4:54�1%5!!)SU68d09c5aa005geography-and-places­de natuurdenatuur["natuur"]the nature["the nature"]De natuur is prachtig in de herfst.The nature is beautiful in the fall.p8:31�&%7##+Q=689f471ace28sports-and-activities_sportensporten["sporten"]to exercise["to exercise"]Ik houd van verschillende sporten.I like different sports.p10:27�%99E+%6892bf5e4610basic-dutch-vocabularymanman["man"]the man, male, husband["the man","male","husband"]Hij is een man.He is a man.db:30�%KKG684088b12491positive-emotions-and-attitudes^trotstrots["trots"]proud["proud"]Ik ben trots op mijn prestatie.I am proud of my achievement.p7:6�&%-!#+KK67c67d70fff0clothing-apparelÖde klerendekleren["kleren"]the clothes["the clothes"]Ik koop vaak tweedehands klerenI often buy second-hand clothesp6:70Ÿ-'EI671119a7fb67bread-vocabularyYhet broodhetbrood["brood"]the bread["the bread"]Ik wil graag een snee brood.I would like a slice of bread.p5:94 Tƒ } å U æ ž Ö 5 r²ÿP˜Î_¬%�ÜFªTJ�+%M!+MS72584195bc97referring-to-objects-and-persons‚dandan["dan"]then; than["then","than"]Ik ben liever buiten dan binnen.I prefer to be outside than inside.p2:8�'%?!'M?724bc82b7aedbread-toppings-vocabularygde honingdehoning["honing"]the honey["the honey"]Ik hou van honing op mijn brood.I love honey on my bread.p5:108�%%!)3AA72435dd8c7dbprepositions¹binnenbinnen["binnen"]inside, within["inside","within"]Het is lekker warm binnen.It's nice and warm inside.p4:84�%5##))/#) 721c70bef07ctime-related-phrasesbtot straks.tot straks.["tot straks"]See you later.["see you later"]Tot straks!See you later!p3:108�2%E#%%-GC721b037f492dlanguage-learning-vocabularyde oefeningdeoefening["oefening"]the exercise["the exercise"]Ik doe elke dag een oefening.I do an exercise every day.db:5�%-%%=9 71e9e0c1a0d3time-expressionsC's nachts's nachts["s nachts"]at night["at night"]Ik slaap 's nachts goed.I sleep well at night.p3:77�%9CI71cdd4805370basic-dutch-vocabulary(enen["en"]and["and"]Ik wil graag brood en kaas.I would like bread and cheese.db:42�1%?!!)%OG70d28b5810c5common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5×vertrouwenvertrouwen["vertrouwen"]to trust["to trust"]Ik vertrouw mijn vriend volledig.I trust my friend completely.p4:114n%57370b0556e716aintroducing-yourselfikik["ik"]I["i"]Hallo, ik ben [naam].Hello, I am [name].db:18�H%;##+%-Y]70642587a3d2greetings-and-farewells goedemorgengoedemorgen["goedemorgen"]good morning["good morning"]Goedemorgen, hoe voelt u zich vandaag?Good morning, how are you feeling today?db:12�6%A!#+OU703f1087667boccupations-or-professionsCde slagerdeslager["slager"]the butcher["the butcher"]Ik eet graag vlees van de slager.I like to eat meat from the butcher.db:69�-%CWW)' 703cb602aa4ecountries-and-nationalitiesSaustralië (australiër/australische)australië (australiër/australische)["australië"]australia["australia"]p10:15�1%5;E5Q701a7294430bcommon-dutch-adverbsúietsiets["iets"]something; a little bit["something","a little bit"]Wil je iets drinken?Would you like something to drink?p4:149�>%5'%-YY6ffd4cef3866work-related-actions?berekenenberekenen["berekenen"]to calculate["to calculate"]Ik bereken de kosten voor het project.I calculate the costs for the project.p9:42�A%!-7ga6f0e6394c275seasonsÜde herfstdeherfst["herfst"]the autumn, fall["the autumn","fall"]In de herfst vallen de bladeren van de bomen.In autumn, the leaves fall from the trees.p8:78�%#%#+II6f07cd8114e3fruitWde abrikoosdeabrikoos["abrikoos"]the apricot["the apricot"]Abrikozen zijn geel en sappig.Apricots are yellow and juicy.p5:92�F%1'!)%-eO6e0be30e5c2cleisure-activities~de verjaardagdeverjaardag["verjaardag"]the birthday["the birthday"]Morgen is het de verjaardag van mijn moeder.Tomorrow is my mother's birthday.p10:58G%!6d6ee9fef42bnumberselfelf["elf"]eleven["eleven"]p3:13n%//6d66f595c451coloursbruinbruin["bruin"]brown["brown"]De hond is bruin.The dog is brown.p6:126�%!#!);96d62dbd056c7weekdays0de vrijdagdevrijdag["vrijdag"]the friday["the friday"]Vrijdag is het weekend.Friday is the weekend.p3:58�%?!%;=6d5ebd4675f4common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5lachenlachen["lachen"]to laugh["to laugh"]Ze lachte om zijn grap.She laughed at his joke.p8:117‚%A-'/CMw[6d41b78b6cf5transportation-and-traffic¢de parkeerplaatsdeparkeerplaats["parkeerplaats"]the parking space, car park["the parking space","car park"]Ik heb een parkeerplaats gevonden vlakbij het museum.I found a parking spot near the museum.p6:18�E%?!5?WO6d38e4f0d0c4common-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Ãdenkendenken["denken"]to think, to believe["to think","to believe"]Ik denk dat het gaat regenen vandaag.I think it's going to rain today.p2:73�2%/%qS727f3a0fd21cdining-vocabularyde vorkdevork["vork"]the fork["the fork"]Gebruik alsjeblieft een vork om de salade te eten.Please use a fork to eat the salad.p5:2323 ŽQðR ¶  ò 2 { à 5ŒâD[�#Ž“ßH”'Q�T%)%'}76f09e987a15emotions-moodsvverbaasdverbaasd["verbaasd"]surprised["surprised"]Ik was erg verbaasd toen ik hoorde dat hij ging trouwen.I was very surprised when I heard he was getting married.p7:30l%!+176c174045d63coloursgeelgeel["geel"]yellow["yellow"]De zon is geel.The sun is yellow.p6:119�2%G#%%-?E7627a5b0c7abhousehold-items-and-furniture•de computerdecomputer["computer"]the computer["the computer"]Ik werk op mijn computer.I am working on my computer.p4:48�%!)MC76254ac79c67seasonsÛde zomerdezomer["zomer"]the summer["the summer"]In de zomer wordt het heel warm.It gets very hot in summer.p8:77�2%53=SE75ff00f7d084common-dutch-adverbsæooitooit["ooit"]ever; at some point["ever","at some point"]Heb je ooit geprobeerd om te koken?Have you ever tried to cook?p4:129� %K#%+'75f0ed528f93positive-emotions-and-attitudes\vrolijkvrolijk["vrolijk"]cheerful["cheerful"]Ik ben vrolijk!I'm cheerful!p7:4n%9//75dc802ddb80basic-dutch-vocabularydede["de"]the["the"]De hond is zwart.The dog is black.db:28�%)'1E;75d2c81e29f7emotions-moodstbangbang["bang"]afraid; scary["afraid","scary"]Ik ben bang voor het donker.I'm scared of the dark.p7:28k%/!!)' 75aa03bd910bverbs-zijn-hebbenOzij hebbenzij hebben["zij hebben"]they have["they have"]db:82�J%/#%%qk75396a69eb85dining-vocabularyde maaltijddemaaltijd["maaltijd"]the meal["the meal"]Wat ga je bestellen voor de maaltijd van vanavond?What are you going to order for tonight's meal?p5:10�g%O'O[Q?74e54bed3725common-dutch-adjectives-opposites÷bijzonderbijzonder["bijzonder"]special; extraordinary; extremely["special","extraordinary","extremely"]Het is een bijzondere dag vandaag.It's a special day today.p2:125�%#3US74af9e3dd9cbthe-clockZnunu["nu"](right) now["now","right now"]Nu is het tijd voor een koffiepauze.Now is the time for a coffee break.p3:100�(%;))1)1/) 7475d3738501health-and-medical-careCverkouden zijnverkouden zijn["verkouden zijn"]to have a cold["to have a cold"]Ik ben verkouden.I have a cold.p6:179�'%?!%IQ745ec2d35f47common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5bouwenbouwen["bouwen"]to build["to build"]We gaan een nieuw huis bouwen.We are going to build a new house.p8:116� %1%#=-743aa75f20a9leisure-activitiesykamperenkamperen["kamperen"]camping["camping"]Wij houden van kamperen.We like camping.p10:53�6%?!']W7411cc4ad580common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5Œkiezenkiezen["kiezen"]to choose["to choose"]Ik kan niet beslissen wat ik wil kiezen.I can't decide what I want to choose.p5:145�5%?#!)UU73fd2e5cde80common-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Ëlunchenlunchen["lunchen"]have lunch["have lunch"]Laten we lunchen in dat leuke café.Let's have lunch at that nice café.p2:81�>%-''#+[U73d993446c09time-expressionsNhet weekeindehetweekeinde["weekeinde"]the weekend["the weekend"]Laten we iets leuks doen dit weekeinde.Let's do something fun this weekend.p3:88‚%5#%_kgy735e1fcab55dgeography-and-placesµde gemeentedegemeente["gemeente"]the municipality, congregation, community["the municipality","congregation","community"]De gemeente organiseert een buurtbijeenkomst.The municipality is organizing a neighborhood meeting.p8:39�-%%!#g_733d11819784prepositions¾zonderzonder["zonder"]without["without"]Ik ga naar de winkel zonder mijn portemonnee.I'm going to the store without my wallet.p4:89�%!)SG73286ecceedbseasonsÙde lentedelente["lente"]the spring["the spring"]De lente is mijn favoriete seizoen.Spring is my favorite season.p8:75�%!#'WC72b3f7428bcffruitXde citroendecitroen["citroen"]the lemon["the lemon"]Ik gebruik citroen in veel gerechten.I use lemon in many dishes.p5:93�%)+3=K72a34759859bfamily-membersyde omadeoma["oma"]the grandmother["the grandmother"]Mijn oma is 78 jaar oud.My grandmother is 78 years old.p4:20r7-727fcc9d336fpossesive-pronounsgmijnmijn["mijn"]my["my"]Waar is mijn sleutel?Where is my key?p4:2 H<´# } Î  … Ç ô Zm£,–Í „Ý'Û<V�%?##+3C7b1298b4d19bcommon-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Ìdinerendineren["dineren"]have dinner["have dinner"]Ik dineer om 7 uur.I have dinner at 7 o'clock.p2:82�"%;aQ7abccab4bdf6common-dutch-adjectives·zwakzwak["zwak"]weak["weak"]Hij voelt zich zwak na de lange wandeling.He feels weak after the long walk.p2:61�&%CWW'! 79ededc94baacountries-and-nationalitiesNbrazilië (braziliaan / braziliaanse)brazilië (braziliaan / braziliaanse)["brazilië"]brazil["brazil"]p10:10�4%G#+KS79508df9f4f9household-items-and-furniture™de dekendedeken["deken"]the blanket["the blanket"]Ik trek een deken over me heen.I am pulling a blanket over myself.p4:52�%%A'QC78cf51091439common-animals-and-insectsíde gansdegans["gans"]the goose["the goose"]De ganzen vliegen naar het zuiden.The geese are flying south.p8:95�%)'3378bc391714ebthe-human-facede wangdewang["wang"]the cheek["the cheek"]Ik heb roze wangen.I have rosy cheeks.p6:135�B%)!!)!mk7863d0d78379emotions-moodsschagrijnigchagrijnig["chagrijnig"]grumpy["grumpy"]Ze is chagrijnig omdat ze weinig geslapen heeft.She is grumpy because she has had little sleep.p7:27�G%1#7'cQ7846e2aa2551leisure-activitiessstappenstappen["stappen"]to go out (and drink)["to go out"]and drinkIk ben gisteravond gaan stappen in de stad.I went out in the city last night.p10:47�%O;;7825423f97f7common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesßzwaarzwaar["zwaar"]heavy["heavy"]Deze doos is erg zwaar.This box is very heavy.p2:101�Y%5#%-5ik781494faff82household-appliancesÆde koelkastdekoelkast["koelkast"]the refrigerator["the refrigerator"]Ik bewaar mijn eten en dranken in de koelkast.I store my food and drinks in the refrigerator.p4:97�%55?5;77d1beff5aeccommon-dutch-adverbséalal["al"]already, even though["already","even though"]Hij is al naar huis.He's already gone home.p4:132�H%/1;gY77bc2385a4cedining-vocabularyde smaakdesmaak["smaak"]the taste; flavour["the taste","flavour"]Deze soep heeft een sterke smaak van kruiden.This soup has a strong taste of herbs.p5:12�k%S##KUQM77b05396b361employment-and-workplace-vocabulary(het gesprekhetgesprek["gesprek"]the conversation, the interview["the conversation","the interview"]We hebben een gesprek met de baas.We have a meeting with the boss.p9:19�%%'1?O7792f4b75d2eprepositions¼rondrond["rond"]around, round["around","round"]We lopen rond in de stad.We're walking around in the city.p4:87�Q%C#%!)gi778dfe8d90c0natural-landmarks-phenomena•de woestijndewoestijn["woestijn"]the desert["the desert"]De Sahara is de grootste woestijn ter wereld.The Sahara is the largest desert in the world.p8:7�<%?%m[7789c9d570dahouse-and-home-vocabularyide huurdehuur["huur"]the rent["the rent"]Ik betaal elke maand huur voor mijn appartement.I pay rent every month for my apartmentdb:109�%;'-7! 775a8b689865greetings-and-farewells tot zienstot ziens["tot ziens"]goodbye, see you["goodbye","see you"]Tot ziens!Goodbye!db:15�6%;3GQ;7758e01bb3cfcommon-dutch-adjectives¸meestmeest["meest"](the) most; usually["most","the most","usually"]De meeste mensen houden van pizza.Most people like pizza.p2:62�-%K%'M?7740f2c69798positive-emotions-and-attitudesmgezelliggezellig["gezellig"]enjoyable["enjoyable"]Het was gezellig op het feestje.It was cozy at the party.p7:21�$%7#%MI773355f346bbsports-and-activitiesezwemmenzwemmen["zwemmen"]swimming["swimming"]Zwemmen is mijn favoriete sport.Swimming is my favorite sport.p10:33�%+!)5?772b965683abtypes-of-places»de havendehaven["haven"]the harbor["the harbor"]Ik ga naar de haven.I am going to the harbor.p6:43�%!#!)A;770d558806a3weekdays,de maandagdemaandag["maandag"]the monday["the monday"]Ik heb op maandag college.I have class on Monday.p3:54?'#+M�(%I!/9957bd9eaeff1badates-and-calendar-expressions4morgenmorgen["morgen"]morning; tomorrow["morning","tomorrow"]Morgen is het dinsdag.Tomorrow is Tuesday.p3:62Š'Qò# u n Ì ó  pÑIi¾ý]ºŠ&q%17-727fcc9d336fpossesive-pronounsgmijnmijn["mijn"]my["my"]Waar is mijn sleutel?Where is my key?p4:2%�4%)'!)#+OO6cd012ee8458family-members|de echtgenootdeechtgenoot["echtgenoot"]the husband["the husband"]Mijn echtgenoot is vandaag jarig.It's my husband's birthday today.p4:23$�%-'EI671119a7fb67bread-vocabularyYhet broodhetbrood["brood"]the bread["the bread"]Ik wil graag een snee brood.I would like a slice of bread.p5:94#�%-'W;62dd2fcb8b5cclothing-apparelÝde jurkdejurk["jurk"]the dress["the dress"]Zij heeft een rode jurk aangetrokken.She put on a red dress.p6:77"�;%A!#'/MO5e6960375eebcommon-animals-and-insectsõde vlinderdevlinder["vlinder"]the butterfly["the butterfly"]Een vlinder heeft mooie kleuren.A butterfly has beautiful colors.p8:103!�~%S;3;/7gO5922d647e6d8employment-and-workplace-vocabulary het sollicitatiegesprekhetsollicitatiegesprek["sollicitatiegesprek"]the job interview["the job interview"]Ik heb een sollicitatiegesprek volgende week.I have a job interview next week.p9:11 �!%A#IQ550b88fae4cbcommon-animals-and-insectsìde koedekoe["koe"]the cow["the cow"]In de wei staat een grote koe.In the meadow, there is a big cow.p8:94�Z%5%'%-gy504f3d503425geography-and-places¯de provinciedeprovincie["provincie"]the province["the province"]Deze stad ligt in de provincie Noord-Brabant.This city is located in the province of North Brabant.p8:33�9%?')1IK4b8f28c6c151common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5vergissenvergissen["vergissen"]to be mistaken["to be mistaken"]Ik heb me vergist in de datum.I made a mistake with the date.p8:132�C%5'!)#+YU44d26f0c9b9ahousehold-appliancesËde verwarmingdeverwarming["verwarming"]the heating["the heating"]Ik zet de verwarming aan in de winter.I turn on the heating in the winter.p4:102�(%%#%/79E3ea4743b1533cuisine-foodlde stamppotdestamppot["stamppot"]the mash potatoes["the mash potatoes"]Ik eet graag stamppot.I like to eat mash potatoes.db:112�k%;+#+5=eg394c2c0ba83eweather-and-meteorology¼het weerberichthetweerbericht["weerbericht"]the weather forecast["the weather forecast"]Ik kijk elke dag naar het weerbericht op tv.I watch the weather forecast on TV every day.p8:46�%K#Q9340873dad803positive-emotions-and-attitudeseprettigprettig["prettig"]nice["nice"]Het is prettig om je te ontmoeten.It's nice to meet you.p7:13�X%)''%-um2d7304cb2927the-human-facehet voorhoofdhetvoorhoofd["voorhoofd"]the forehead["the forehead"]Hij fronste zijn voorhoofd toen hij de vraag hoorde.He furrowed his brow when he heard the question.p6:130�S%/)#+-5_[27b626c34c4bsnacks-and-sweetssde stroopwafeldestroopwafel["stroopwafel"]the syrup waffle["the syrup waffle"]Stroopwafels zijn heerlijk bij de koffie.Stroopwafels are delicious with coffee.p5:120�%?!!)9;212bce3c8bc2house-and-home-vocabularyade douchededouche["douche"]the shower["the shower"]De douche is erg warm.The shower is very hot.db:101‚%O'�#�1c0b823d0255common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesîduidelijkduidelijk["duidelijk"]clear["clear"]Kun je dat nog een keer uitleggen? Het is niet helemaal duidelijk voor mij.Can you explain that one more time? It's not entirely clear to me.p2:116�(%%%!)SM15caa55d2dd0seasonsÚhet voorjaarhetvoorjaar["voorjaar"]the spring["the spring"]De bloemen bloeien in het voorjaar.The flowers bloom in the spring.p8:76�I%)� �106e82e57bcbemotions-moodsˆgekgek["gek"]crazy["crazy"]Mijn broer is een beetje gek, maar dat maakt hem juist zo leuk.My brother is a bit crazy, but that's what makes him so fun.p7:48Z%%%0ada765f3d4anumbersveertienveertien["veertien"]fourteen["fourteen"]p3:16�)%5##'KE049e45eeeca3clothing-accessoriesøhet horlogehethorloge["horloge"]the watch["the watch"]Mijn horloge is altijd precies.My watch is always accurate.p6:104ç>e© M ¯  \ ‘ ˜ RƸ%ˆx™ç�>S%#!e9bbc1b02a2anumbers twintigtwintig["twintig"]twenty["twenty"]p3:22=�,%)#]_e4cfb2aca838family-memberswde broerdebroer["broer"]brother["brother"]Mijn broer studeert aan de universiteit.My brother is studying at the university.p4:18<�Y%)!!)%-{se08fecf9e8f4emotions-moods�ontevredenontevreden["ontevreden"]dissatisfied["dissatisfied"]Ik ben ontevreden over de service die ik heb ontvangen.I am dissatisfied with the service I have received.p7:55;‚ %M!Wcmodb6d3f10c8b0referring-to-objects-and-persons†daaromdaarom["daarom"]because, therefore, that's why, hence["because","therefore","thats why","hence"]Ik moet vroeg opstaan, daarom ga ik nu naar bed.I have to wake up early, so I'm going to bed now.p2:12:�%+%!GCd489e26d4495cooking-methodskfriturenfrituren["frituren"]frying["frying"]Ik frituur vis voor de lunch.I am frying fish for lunch.p5:1129�m%A##'/{�d073f876038ctransportation-and-traffic“het vervoerhetvervoer["vervoer"]the transport["the transport"]Het vervoer naar het vliegveld was comfortabel en snel.The transportation to the airport was comfortable and fast.p6:38�e%+/'/19kacbf73c8b8c35types-of-placesÅhet politiebureauhetpolitiebureau["politiebureau"]the police station["the police station"]De dief werd meegenomen naar het politiebureau.The thief was taken to the police station.p6:537�/%S!!)'C9c76ec035066bemployment-and-workplace-vocabulary-veranderenveranderen["veranderen"]to change["to change"]Ik wil van baan veranderen.I want to change jobs.p9:246‚%53-59A{oc17dc801da36household-appliancesÁde keukenapparatuurdekeukenapparatuur["keukenapparatuur"]the kitchen appliances["the kitchen appliances"]Deze winkel verkoopt allerlei soorten keukenapparatuur.This store sells all kinds of kitchen appliances.p4:925�%?!#/-bb5bea7dbaa1common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5ýpratenpraten["praten"]to talk["to talk"]We moeten praten.We need to talk.p8:1114�(%C!'KCb5e317411a24natural-landmarks-phenomena“de oceaandeoceaan["oceaan"]the ocean["the ocean"]De Atlantische Oceaan is enorm.The Atlantic Ocean is huge.p8:53�%1!'7Cad5fd54a4972leisure-activitiesvreizenreizen["reizen"]traveling["traveling"]Ik ben dol op reizen.I am crazy about traveling.p10:502�s%A%'9[eaa51b8126e7b7occupations-or-professions@de directeurdedirecteur["directeur"]the (company) director["the director","the company director"]De directeur van het bedrijf is op vakantie.The director of the company is on holiday.db:661�E%1%!)[w9f581fbc875arelationship-termsŽscheidenscheiden["scheiden"]to divorce["to divorce"]Ze gaan scheiden na tien jaar huwelijk.They're getting divorced after ten years of marriage.p4:410�3%?!#+MQ99ae419322dfhouse-and-home-vocabularycde keukendekeuken["keuken"]the kitchen["the kitchen"]Ik kook elke avond in de keuken.I cook every night in the kitchen.db:103/�%I%3;9359ff10e484weather-and-climate-vocabularyÆde winddewind["wind"]the wind["the wind"]Er waait veel wind.There is a lot of wind.p8:56.�%S%718e403c41f0b0employment-and-workplace-vocabulary"het werkhetwerk["werk"]the work["the work"]Ik ga naar mijn werk.I'm going to work.p9:13-�=%Oei8981a9d37eaacommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesíleegleeg["leeg"]empty["empty"]De fles is leeg, we moeten een nieuwe kopen.The bottle is empty, we need to buy a new one.p2:115,�%;#!C785906a748399common-dutch-adjectives³beroemdberoemd["beroemd"]famous["famous"]Hij is een beroemde acteur.He is a famous actor.p2:57+�6%+%%19=O81860c6b562ftypes-of-places½het pretparkhetpretpark["pretpark"]the amusement park["the amusement park"]Ik ga naar het pretpark.I am going to the amusement park.p6:45(�%G%3?7be0e18876f4household-items-and-furniture—de lampdelamp["lamp"]the lamp["the lamp"]Ik zet de lamp aan.I am turning on the lamp.p4:50 a[ÑO ö a º  l … á Go HŽÒ-€ì]²?«a�0%?!'WK815c34221260house-and-home-vocabulary\de woningdewoning["woning"]the house["the house"]Ik wil graag een nieuwe woning kopen.I would like to buy a new home.db:96�%5#+5A80d5a712dd9egeography-and-places³het dorphetdorp["dorp"]the village["the village"]Ik ga naar het dorp.I am going to the village.p8:37�%'OC80bf8d4e0d84fruitPde druifdedruif["druif"]the grape["the grape"]Druiven zijn een populaire snack.Grapes are a popular snack.p5:85r%13/80bc2d30353bpossesive-pronounskhaarhaar["haar"]her["her"]Haar huis is groot.Her house is big.p4:6�)%-'''/G7802990c9bb25clothing-apparelæhet ondergoedhetondergoed["ondergoed"]the underwear["the underwear"]Ik heb nieuw ondergoed nodig.I need new underwear.p6:86� %I!918023835a2900weather-and-climate-vocabularyÌzonnigzonnig["zonnig"]sunny["sunny"]Het is vandaag zonnig.It is sunny today.p8:62�%1!!)%517fca942622a9leisure-activities|schilderenschilderen["schilderen"]painting["painting"]Hij schildert graag.He likes painting.p10:56�+%?!!)'K;7f86bcbff1d8common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5�verwachtenverwachten["verwachten"]to expect["to expect"]Ik verwacht dat het druk wordt.I expect it to be busy.p5:149�#%##!)UG7f38c4c35faaseasonsØhet seizoenhetseizoen["seizoen"]the season["the season"]De herfst is mijn favoriete seizoen.Autumn is my favorite season.p8:74�:%/sw7f2d74459751dining-vocabularyzoetzoet["zoet"]sweet["sweet"]Ik hou van zoet fruit, zoals aardbeien en perziken.I like sweet fruit, such as strawberries and peaches.p5:13�8%/%ac7f11ad236cd2parts-of-the-body#het hoofdhethoofd["hoofd"]the head["the head"]Hij had hoofdpijn na een lange dag werken.He had a headache after a long day at work.p6:147�V%1!#Q+5KK7f05c3939103relationship-terms‡de partnerdepartner["partner"]the partner (romantic or business)["the partner"]romantic or businessMijn partner en ik wonen samen.My partner and I live together.p4:34N%!7efddc28db5cnumberszestigzestig["zestig"]sixty["sixty"]p3:27�V%I--39==E 7eb8edafe3a9weather-and-climate-vocabularyÖLekker weer, hèLekker weer, hè["lekker weer hè"]nice weather isn't it?["nice weather isnt it"]Het is lekker weer, hè?It's nice weather, isn't it?p8:72�%/33%!1+ 7deb49125859personal-pronouns2wij/we (unstressed)wij/we (unstressed)["wij","we"]we["we"]unstressedWij zijn vrienden.We are friends.db:52�"%K%1;-#7d0c1baa1434positive-emotions-and-attitudesbgelukkiggelukkig["gelukkig"]happy, fortunately["happy","fortunately"]Ik ben gelukkig.I am happy.p7:10�e%1''/5=_k 7d09450f811cleisure-activitiesuuit eten gaanuit eten gaan["uit eten gaan"]to go out for dinner["to go out for dinner"]Ik ga vanavond uit eten met mijn familie.I'm going out to dinner with my family tonight.p10:49� %9%MI7cf7511fb857ways-of-getting-around«de bootdeboot["boot"]the boat["the boat"]Ik ga met de boot naar Engeland.I am going to England by boat.p6:27�*%+)#+#+AA7ce959089c69types-of-places¼de bibliotheekdebibliotheek["bibliotheek"]the library["the library"]Ik ga naar de bibliotheek.I am going to the library.p6:44�%%-%%%IG7c95283a0220bread-vocabulary^het bolletjehetbolletje["bolletje"]the roll["the roll"]Ik neem een bolletje met kaas.I'll take a roll with cheese.p5:99�%+!!'9=7c71ce4599actypes-of-places´het strandhetstrand["strand"]the beach["the beach"]Ik ga naar het strand.I am going to the beach.p6:36X%%#7c6d41a9b0b3numberszeventigzeventig["zeventig"]seventy["seventy"]p3:28�%!!)137c5b76065f82fruitLde banaandebanaan["banaan"]the banana["the banana"]Bananen zijn geel.Bananas are yellow.p5:81�%%#-9=7c3c0f305891prepositions³naarnaar["naar"]to, towards["to","towards"]We gaan naar het park.We're going to the park.p4:78�#%G+51?7be983f91a52household-items-and-furniturešde bankdebank["bank"]the sofa; bench["the sofa","bench"]Ik zit op de bank.I am sitting on the sofa.p4:53 Hb“ m B g ¤ ö J¦R¨î&Šâoj¸òbh�%%GA8562fded9df0materials¥het houthethout["hout"]the wood["the wood"]De tafel is gemaakt van hout.The table is made of wood.p8:23�D%;!!)'gW856057ad1749common-dutch-adjectives¢belangrijkbelangrijk["belangrijk"]important["important"]Het is belangrijk om genoeg water te drinken.It's important to drink enough water.p2:40�0%A%%#UA8548ac62281dcommon-animals-and-insectsàhet huisdierhethuisdier["huisdier"]the pet["the pet"]Mijn kat is mijn favoriete huisdier.My cat is my favorite pet.p8:82‚%;##+COws84f981337993common-dutch-adjectives©beschikbaarbeschikbaar["beschikbaar"]available; in stock; vacant["available","in stock","vacant"]Er zijn nog een paar kamers beschikbaar in het hotel.There are still a few rooms available in the hotel.p2:47�%?#!3;84da99a66573common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5�betalenbetalen["betalen"]to pay["to pay"]Hoe wil je betalen?How do you want to pay?p5:146�_%7'#�}84a85da87788sports-and-activitiesihardlopenhardlopen["hardlopen"]running["running"]Veel mensen beginnen de dag met hardlopen om fit te blijven.Many people start the day with running to stay in shape.p10:37�&%?-7A;849d1ae067cccommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5 delendelen["delen"]to share, divide["to share","divide"]Zullen we een pizza delen?Shall we share a pizza?p8:125�%O!=E846e06bb4e13common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÏlelijklelijk["lelijk"]ugly["ugly"]Die trui is echt lelijk.That sweater is really ugly.p2:85�F%K##+%-QQ841287ae1aabpositive-emotions-and-attitudesaenthousiastenthousiast["enthousiast"]enthusiastic["enthusiastic"]Ik ben enthousiast over deze reis.I am enthusiastic about this trip.p7:9�8%E /9E[8400355cadf9language-learning-vocabularyde lesdeles["les"]the lesson, class["the lesson","class"]Ik ga vanmiddag naar de les.I'm going to the lesson this afternoon.db:3�(%?'#?O839c502d8796common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5†vertellenvertellen["vertellen"]to tell["to tell"]Wil je me iets vertellen?Do you want to tell me something?p5:139S%#!8396ca4b4ed5numberstachtigtachtig["tachtig"]eighty["eighty"]p3:29�"%O/K7836aaeb414ebcommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesãwarmwarm["warm"]warm(ly)["warm","warmly"]Ik hou van warme chocolademelk.I like hot chocolate.p2:105�*%1%%%QC833e732508f3sports-and-leisure]het doelpunthetdoelpunt["doelpunt"]the goal["the goal"]Hij scoorde het winnende doelpunt.He scored the winning goal.p10:25�,%/!!__82c517d81beddining-vocabulary bitterbitter["bitter"]bitter["bitter"]Koffie kan soms een bittere smaak hebben.Coffee can sometimes have a bitter taste.p5:17�A%))!)%-]S82c1a87b0d7efamily-membersqhet familielidhetfamilielid["familielid"]the relative["the relative"]Mijn familielid komt uit het buitenland.My family member comes from abroad.p4:12�Y%;AKIk82ad156f2ab7health-and-medical-careIde spoeddespoed["spoed"]the urgency, the emergency["the urgency","the emergency"]Bel het alarmnummer bij spoed.Call the emergency number in case of emergency.p6:185�G%M/CYS829ecb1c4229referring-to-objects-and-personsƒtoentoen["toen"]when; (back) then["when","then","back then"]Toen ik jong was, woonde ik in Spanje.When I was young, I lived in Spain.p2:9a%)%'82863d36f12bquestion-wordstwiewie["wie"]who["who"]Wie is daar?Who is there?db:120�)%O!+CG82835877785ccommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesázachtzacht["zacht"]soft, slow["soft","slow"]Het kussen is lekker zacht.The cushion is nice and soft.p2:103z%O%%826c517da4e1common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÐslimslim["slim"]smart["smart"]Hij is slim.He is smart.p2:86�3%OAM-/8226787e1f57common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÞlichtlicht["licht"]light; slightly; not heavy["light","slightly","not heavy"]De tas is licht.The bag is light.p2:100 +%%19=O81860c6b562fty�%-'U;857e02004a5aclothing-apparelÜde rokderok["rok"]the skirt["the skirt"]Zij heeft een rode rok aangetrokken.She put on a red skirt.p6:76 �'™ ô S Ì  Š » ËöK€ï‹ÜpÁ?��<%%9IQ[896929d07cb3prepositions¯voorvoor["voor"]for/in front of/before["for","in front of","before"]Er staat een bankje voor het huis.There is a bench in front of the house.p4:74�]%+#%%-}y891cd448c85ftypes-of-placesÃde apotheekdeapotheek["apotheek"]the pharmacy["the pharmacy"]Ik moet naar de apotheek om mijn medicijnen op te halen.I need to go to the pharmacy to pick up my medication.p6:51�!%-###+K7890549c5d1f8clothing-appareláhet t-shirthett-shirt["t shirt"]the t-shirt["the t shirt"]Ik heb een nieuw T-shirt nodig.I need a new T-shirt.p6:81�-%/9CW88b0dcd0fb34materials¤het koperhetkoper["koper"]the copper; buyer["the copper","buyer"]Dit stuk buis is van koper.This piece of pipe is made of copper.p8:22�%%'SY888cad1e9290beverages;het waterhetwater["water"]the water["the water"]Ik drink veel water tijdens de dag.I drink a lot of water during the day.p5:64�C%;%%)1OU887b7b92be88health-and-medical-careUhet medicijnhetmedicijn["medicijn"]the medication["the medication"]Het medicijn helpt tegen de pijn.The medicine helps against the pain.p6:197�-%A3G99884018c8fdb9occupations-or-professions9de oberdeober["ober"]the waiter/waitress["the waiter","the waitress"]Mag ik de ober roepen?Can I call the waiter?db:59�%%#9G87ae5320e0f5prepositions»tegentegen["tegen"]against["against"]Ik leun tegen de muur.I'm leaning against the wall.p4:86�Y%A#%;EWU87ae0082b2b6occupations-or-professionsGde adviseurdeadviseur["adviseur"]the counsellor, adviser["the counsellor","adviser"]De adviseur gaf ons waardevol advies.The advisor gave us valuable advice.db:73�%1%#;78773e4327cc3relationship-terms‹verliefdverliefd["verliefd"]in love["in love"]Ik ben verliefd op jou.I'm in love with you.p4:38�I%5!!)#ua876eeb1f8f20work-related-actions6vergaderenvergaderen["vergaderen"]to meet["to meet"]Wij vergaderen elke week over de projectvorderingen.We meet every week about project progress.p9:33�)%)#%[U876b41708953emotions-moodsŠonzekeronzeker["onzeker"]insecure["insecure"]Ik voel me onzeker over mijn uiterlijk.I feel insecure about my appearance.p7:50�S%+'!)+3ai8757ac8fe65ctypes-of-placesÁde supermarktdesupermarkt["supermarkt"]the supermarket["the supermarket"]De supermarkt is elke dag open tot 22 uur.The supermarket is open every day until 10 pm.p6:49�n%S%';EcY8735e7debf46employment-and-workplace-vocabulary&de opleidingdeopleiding["opleiding"]the education; training["the education","training"]Hij heeft een technische opleiding gevolgd.He has followed a technical education.p9:17�M%O##+#mO8733353bf2fccommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesïonduidelijkonduidelijk["onduidelijk"]unclear["unclear"]Het is nog steeds onduidelijk wat er gebeurd is.It's still unclear what happened.p2:117�%A#3+87245e4b5dc9common-animals-and-insects÷de mierdemier["mier"]the ant["the ant"]Mieren werken hard.Ants work hard.p8:105�7%O=K3=86e94255f9fbcommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesàhardhard["hard"]hard; tough; harsh; fast["hard","tough","harsh","fast"]Hij loopt heel hardHe is running very fast.p2:102�%/''/3% 8664419017b2verbs-zijn-hebbenNjullie hebbenjullie hebben["jullie hebben"]you have (informal)["you have"]informaldb:80�%S#=A86554e1eb4f4employment-and-workplace-vocabulary#de baandebaan["baan"]the job["the job"]Ik zoek een nieuwe baan.I'm looking for a new job.p9:14�#%?!!)#7G 860a5cb26926common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5laten zienlaten zien["laten zien"]to show["to show"]Laat me je foto zien.Let me show you your picture.p8:136� %?#79860018bd2e48common-dutch-verbs-2-of-5¾lezenlezen["lezen"]to read["to read"]Ik lees graag romans.I like to read novels.p2:68�W%A'!)-5_[85f8ee8cd424occupations-or-professionsFde ondernemerdeondernemer["ondernemer"]the entrepreneur["the entrepreneur"]Mijn vader is een succesvolle ondernemer.My father is a successful entrepreneur.db:72 Y›ÿy ß  Q „ Ü B µ |âœN­íB¯ì9ò,Y�Q%A!+3gc8d9169cf6926occupations-or-professionsAde kapperdekapper["kapper"]the hairdresser["the hairdresser"]Ik ga naar de kapper om mijn haar te knippen.I'm going to the hairdresser to cut my hairdb:67�D%;'%-Y_ 8d6ead15d51eweather-and-meteorology½mooi weermooi weer["mooi weer"]nice weather["nice weather"]We gaan naar het strand met mooi weer.We're going to the beach in nice weather.p8:47F%8d63559582a5numbersùéénéén["één"]one["one"]p3:3�1%S##+'?= 8d57ec17b127expressing-gratitude-and-politenessdank je weldank je wel["dank je wel"]thank you["thank you"]Dank je wel voor je hulp.Thank you for your help.db:23�A%O%7A;A8d3488fac1a1common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesöalgemeenalgemeen["algemeen"]general; on the whole["general","on the whole"]Dit is algemene kennis.This is general knowledge.p2:124�%;'/'98d1e1f9b0088health-and-medical-careJde ehbodeehbo["ehbo"]the first aid["the first aid"]Ken jij EHBO?Do you know first aid?p6:186�)%/#Sc8ca58b8c96f3snacks-and-sweetsvhet ijshetijs["ijs"]the ice["the ice"]Ik hou van ijs, vooral in de zomer.I love ice cream, especially in the summer.p5:123�>%)%#mk8c8ae7a4a700emotions-moods�ongerustongerust["ongerust"]anxious["anxious"]Ik was ongerust toen hij niet op tijd thuiskwam.I was worried when he didn't come home on time.p7:53�%)!#%-AA8c80ffb42da1family-membersvde dochterdedochter["dochter"]the daughter["the daughter"]Mijn dochter is heel slim.My daughter is very smart.p4:17�4%?#%]S8c2fca58b685common-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Àsprekenspreken["spreken"]to speak["to speak"]Ik spreek vloeiend Nederlands en Engels.I speak Dutch and English fluently.p2:70�%%3?558c16a9c36527prepositions¶bovenboven["boven"]above, up, upstairs["above","up","upstairs"]Mijn kamer is boven.My room is upstairs.p4:81E%8c11bad2c48anumbersývijfvijf["vijf"]five["five"]p3:7�%##QQ8bbdaba1bf0amonths(oktoberoktober["oktober"]october["october"]Oktober is de maand van Halloween.October is the month of Halloween.p3:50�%C'138ba2cd71e4acnatural-landmarks-phenomenašhet grashetgras["gras"]the grass["the grass"]Het gras is groen.The grass is green.p8:12�%%?!!)%C;8b98b8669331common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5vertrekkenvertrekken["vertrekken"]to leave["to leave"]We moeten vroeg vertrekken.We need to leave early.p8:119� %?+5''8b6d21a4a8d5house-and-home-vocabularyYthuisthuis["thuis"]home, household["home","household"]Ik ben thuis.I am at home.db:93�%5)3??8b2124a936aecommon-dutch-adverbsëpaspas["pas"]recently, only["recently","only"]Hij is pas vijf jaar oud.He's only five years old.p4:134�&%)%]S8b04835b3499emotions-moods‡vermoeidvermoeid["vermoeid"]tired["tired"]Ik ben vermoeid na een lange dag werken.I'm tired after a long day of work.p7:47�K%5%'%-mS8aedca1810d8clothing-accessoriesõde oorbellendeoorbellen["oorbellen"]the earrings["the earrings"]Mijn dochter houdt van het dragen van oorbellen.My daughter loves to wear earrings.p6:101�>%5%''/WM8accd7c0f8f0household-appliancesÈde magnetrondemagnetron["magnetron"]the microwave["the microwave"]Ik verwarm mijn eten in de magnetron.I heat my food in the microwave.p4:99�L%97AYY8a99cb93deb5ways-of-getting-around¬de motordemotor["motor"]the motorbike, engine["the motorbike","engine"]Ik rijd op mijn motor naar het strand.I am riding my motorbike to the beach.p6:28�%O!=A8a5fe71a6d95common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÝdonkerdonker["donker"]dark["dark"]Het is al donker buiten.It's already dark outside.p2:99�%)#?78a1bf87b2bd9question-wordswwanneerwanneer["wanneer"]when["when"]Wanneer is de verjaardag?When is the birthday?db:123�%+!!OO89edb935eb8aordinal-numbersvierdevierde["vierde"]fourth["fourth"]Het is de vierde dag van de week.It is the fourth day of the week.p3:38d%%1/89d53954b6e0prepositions«inin["in"]in["in"]Ik ben in de stad.I am in the city.p4:70 ]gã x  G l § ! }Ë<w!b±dÆë,]�M%?!5?iM9346cdf3eadacommon-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Äwerkenwerken["werken"]to work, to function["to work","to function"]Ik werk in een ziekenhuis als verpleegkundige.I work in a hospital as a nurse.p2:74�=%93?WU932f70312a03basic-dutch-vocabulary&goedgoed["goed"]good, well, correct["good","well","correct"]Hallo, hoe gaat het? - Goed, dank je.Hello, how are you? Good, thank you.db:40�Y%;%%-!�c92fc13f5ab86common-dutch-adjectives°gebruikelijkgebruikelijk["gebruikelijk"]common["common"]Het is gebruikelijk om een cadeau te geven op een bruiloft.It's customary to give a gift at a wedding.p2:54�%5#UG92fbbd039161clothing-accessoriesòde petdepet["pet"]the cap["the cap"]Ik heb een blauwe pet op mijn hoofd.I have a blue cap on my head.p6:98�%;%'%-/192924c56146fhealth-and-medical-careYde hoofdpijndehoofdpijn["hoofdpijn"]the headache["the headache"]Ik heb hoofdpijn.I have a headache.p6:201�+%5#%#UG925ef1d506f9clothing-accessoriesïde stropdasdestropdas["stropdas"]the tie["the tie"]Zijn stropdas past goed bij zijn pakHis tie matches his suit wellp6:95�/%G'/AK9246b4ee36c8household-items-and-furniture de krantdekrant["krant"]the newspaper["the newspaper"]Ik lees elke dag de krant.I read the newspaper every day.p4:59�=%9'ic91eb2a2adf45meat-and-meat-products'de sausdesaus["saus"]the sauce["the sauce"]Mag ik alsjeblieft wat saus bij mijn frietjes?Can I please have some sauce with my fries?p5:44U%##90ed00904707numbersmiljoenmiljoen["miljoen"]million["million"]p3:34�C%;)#++3KI90c5ad442a9bweather-and-meteorology¿de temperatuurdetemperatuur["temperatuur"]the temperature["the temperature"]De temperatuur is vandaag hoog.The temperature is high today.p8:49�a%G--53;IW 90b9968378ffimmigration-and-documentationÑzich legitimerenzich legitimeren["zich legitimeren"]to identify oneself["to identify oneself"]U moet zich kunnen legitimerenYou must be able to identify yourselfp6:65�*%A!!#IM90a500be7b5fcommon-animals-and-insectséhet varkenhetvarken["varken"]the pig["the pig"]Het varken graast in het veld.The pig is grazing in the field.p8:91�0%7'!)SG90886aeb0a9bsports-and-activitiesabasketbalbasketbal["basketbal"]basketball["basketball"]Ik ben een grote fan van basketbal.I am a big fan of basketball.p10:29�"%?'1G99078efc61639common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Ùlatenlaten["laten"]to leave; let["to leave","let"]Laat me alsjeblieft met rust.Please leave me alone.p4:116�%/##91# 9030148c952cverbs-zijn-hebbenQje/jij bentje/jij bent["je bent","jij bent"]you are (informal)["you are"]informaldb:84�C%;''+3GS8f4b108375bfhealth-and-medical-careRhet onderzoekhetonderzoek["onderzoek"]the examination["the examination"]De dokter doet een onderzoek.The doctor is doing an examination.p6:194�Y%-#%19ki8f21c38bdcd3bread-vocabularyZde boterhamdeboterham["boterham"]the slice of bread["the slice of bread"]Ik eet graag een boterham met kaas als ontbijt.I like to eat a cheese sandwich for breakfast.p5:95�;%/)#++3GG8ee9e66b2730snacks-and-sweetsqde ontbijtkoekdeontbijtkoek["ontbijtkoek"]the gingerbread["the gingerbread"]Ik eet ontbijtkoek als snack.I eat gingerbread as a snack.p5:118s%1738ee59f016253possesive-pronounslonsons["ons"]our["our"]Ons feest is vandaag.Our party is today.p4:7�%%E=8ec8cbe9c8c5materials het ijzerhetijzer["ijzer"]the iron["the iron"]IJzer is een hard materiaal.Iron is a hard material.p8:18�Y%5')1qo8ec70de8848ework-related-actionsAuitzoekenuitzoeken["uitzoeken"]to investigate["to investigate"]Ik moet nog een cadeau voor mijn moeder uitzoeken.I still have to pick out a present for my mother.p9:44�%-#E18ebdfcf32bc7clothing-apparelçde bhdebh["bh"]the bra["the bra"]Ik heb een nieuwe bh gekochtI bought a new brap6:87�%+QQ8e8a457d48d8ordinal-numbersderdederde["derde"]third["third"]Het is de derde keer dat hij komt.It is the third time he is coming.p3:37 –qÆ o ˜  ˆ â  _ÆÑ,¹þG—í¤Ïw¦B–�*%5%%OQ99a970609fcawork-related-actions4studerenstuderen["studeren"]to study["to study"]Zij studeert aan de universiteit.She is studying at the university.p9:31c%;998cbb385f27greetings-and-farewellsdoeidoei["doei"]bye["bye"]informalDoei!Byedb:17�O%G##+#+_[996b86e73dcaimmigration-and-documentationÎinschrijveninschrijven["inschrijven"]to register["to register"]Ik moet me nog inschrijven voor de cursusI still have to register for the coursep6:62W%/! 993ff7808764verbs-zijn-hebbenShij ishij is["hij is"]he is["he is"]db:86�S%/%� s992ce0410d1fparts-of-the-body"het lijfhetlijf["lijf"]the body["the body"]Hij heeft een gespierd lijf vanwege zijn intensieve trainingen.He has a muscular body due to his intense workouts.p6:146H%9865794e8596numbersachtacht["acht"]eight["eight"]p3:10�(%-!!)]A98236b846a50clothing-apparelÞde blousedeblouse["blouse"]the blouse["the blouse"]Zij heeft een witte blouse aangetrokken.She put on a white blouse.p6:78�.%C%-OK97a6f92f4c53natural-landmarks-phenomena�de bergdeberg["berg"]the mountain["the mountain"]Ik hou van wandelen in de bergen.I love hiking in the mountains.p8:2�5%S##+%-?996f6f75a3dfdexpressing-gratitude-and-politenessalstublieftalstublieft["alstublieft"]here you are["here you are"]Alstublieft, de rekening.Here you go, the bill.db:26�9%M#]e96ebca301de6referring-to-objects-and-persons‡wantwant["want"]because["because"]Ik ga niet naar buiten, want het regent.I'm not going outside, because it's raining.p2:13r%13/96dc84f2b6fapossesive-pronounsjzijnzijn["zijn"]his["his"]Zijn hond is zwart.His dog is black.p4:5�#%)'QO96b797624f32the-human-facede baarddebaard["baard"]the beard["the beard"]Hij heeft een lange baard en snor.He has a long beard and mustache.p6:142�s%;11E1O[M 967c08073c35greetings-and-farewells Dag meneer/mevrouwDag meneer/mevrouw["dag meneer","dag mevrouw"]good day sir/madam["good day sir","good day madam"]Dag meneer/mevrouw, hoe gaat het met u?Good day sir/madam, how are you?db:11�%+!!OI961586aa292eordinal-numberstweedetweede["tweede"]second["second"]Zij is de tweede in de wedstrijd.She is the second in the race.p3:36�/%?%#+KG960aaf7531dfcommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5doorgaandoorgaan["doorgaan"]to continue["to continue"]Laten we doorgaan met ons werk.Let's continue with our work.p8:131�P%!GeOS95d135f9db61the-clock\eerdereerder["eerder"]earlier, sooner; previous(ly)["earlier","sooner","previous","previously"]Ik ben eerder klaar dan verwacht.I'm finished earlier than expected.p3:102�$%/'QM959e5e082798parts-of-the-body=het harthethart["hart"]the heart["the heart"]Het hart is een belangrijk orgaan.The heart is an important organ.p6:173|%K+'956b0ae11734positive-emotions-and-attitudesfblijblij["blij"]happy["happy"]Ik ben zo blij!I'm so happy!p7:14�%)'E99565267df712family-members‚de nichtdenicht["nicht"]the niece["the niece"]Mijn nicht is heel schattig.My niece is very cute.p4:29�U%%#;Geg9551b27ab59cprepositionsµbenedenbeneden["beneden"]down, downstairs, below["down","downstairs","below"]Ik ga naar beneden om iets te eten te halen.I'm going downstairs to get something to eat.p4:80�!%I%AA953bbdab3d45weather-and-climate-vocabularyÄde regenderegen["regen"]the rain["the rain"]Het regent al de hele dag.It's been raining all day.p8:54�2%5'[W94c848333560household-appliancesÊde radioderadio["radio"]the radio["the radio"]Ik luister naar de radio in de ochtend.I listen to the radio in the morning.p4:101�)%##'/SO94525266cd53mealsýhet ontbijthetontbijt["ontbijt"]the breakfast["the breakfast"]Ik eet graag ontbijt om half negen.I like to have breakfast at 8:30.p5:2� %G%/3936c4656b9achousehold-items-and-furniture’de deurdedeur["deur"]the door["the door"]De deur is dicht.The door is closed.p4:45 ;æ0 ƒ Ø I t ï # »BަöGˆÖ1“ÃÍt;�%?!!9=9f1f77e94e38common-dutch-verbs-1-of-5�vragenvragen["vragen"]to ask["to ask"]Mag ik je iets vragen?Can I ask you something?p2:21E%9ed094e584dbnumbersüviervier["vier"]four["four"]p3:6�.%#%'/SU9e32a5a1e0b4fruitSde framboosdeframboos["framboos"]the raspberry["the raspberry"]Frambozen zijn kleine, roze bessen.Raspberries are small, pink berries.p5:88�N%5##+!)ma9e1398bb363bwork-related-actionsBontwikkelenontwikkelen["ontwikkelen"]to develop["to develop"]Zij ontwikkelt nieuwe software voor het bedrijf.She develops new software for the company.p9:45�%)+3=K9dfd47c09da2family-memberszde opadeopa["opa"]the grandfather["the grandfather"]Mijn opa is 82 jaar oud.My grandfather is 82 years old.p4:21�#%51=]9dd7de678b77common-dutch-adverbsîeveneven["even"]just (as)["just","just as"]Ik moet even naar de wc.I need to use the bathroom for a moment.p4:137�0%G!)UK9d9bf452dfeehousehold-items-and-furnitureœde kastdekast["kast"]the closet["the closet"]Ik heb mijn boeken in de kast gezet.I put my books in the cupboard.p4:55�=%5#%ka9d3fd1c4d923work-related-actions8trainentrainen["trainen"]to train["to train"]Ik train vijf keer per week voor mijn marathon.I train five times a week for my marathon.p9:35�-%/%''/CC9cf0c5ed0462snacks-and-sweetsrde chocoladedechocolade["chocolade"]the chocolate["the chocolate"]Ik eet chocolade als snack.I eat chocolate as a snack.p5:119�.%!!)a[9cd6ae1467easeasonsÞde winterdewinter["winter"]the winter["the winter"]De winter is de koudste tijd van het jaar.Winter is the coldest time of the year.p8:80�f%O+#++3e]9c5c45014681common-office-and-school-supplies¦het schrijfblokhetschrijfblok["schrijfblok"]the writing pad["the writing pad"]Ik schrijf mijn ideeën in mijn schrijfblok.I write down my ideas on my writing pad.p4:65�2%;#%#+QA9c1f5976408ehealth-and-medical-careQde patiëntdepatiënt["patiënt"]the patient["the patient"]De patiënt is aan het herstellen.The patient is recovering.p6:193x%%;99c1950418466prepositions±overover["over"]over["over"]Ik spring over het hek.I jump over the fence.p4:76�B%A!#+3YK9c10e392ad96vegetables-and-side-dishes.de paprikadepaprika["paprika"]the bell pepper["the bell pepper"]Ik vind paprika's lekkerder in soepen.I prefer bell peppers in soups.p5:51�"%;!#IO9c05600e8fb0health-and-medical-care@gezondgezond["gezond"]healthy["healthy"]Groenten en fruit zijn gezond.Vegetables and fruit are healthy.p6:176�J%/##%uk9be4cb22254bdining-vocabularyhet voedselhetvoedsel["voedsel"]the food["the food"]Het voedsel in dit restaurant is van hoge kwaliteit.The food at this restaurant is of high quality.p5:8�%A!)%)9b9c5a6cf409occupations-or-professions6de artsdearts["arts"]the doctor["the doctor"]Ik ben arts.I am a doctor.db:56�S%G/)119Q99b57b20416f6immigration-and-documentationÔde werkvergunningdewerkvergunning["werkvergunning"]the working permit["the working permit"]Hij heeft een werkvergunning nodigHe needs a work permitp6:68� %9!#559b31347038a2basic-dutch-vocabulary de meneerdemeneer["meneer"]the sir["the sir"]Goedemiddag, meneer.Good afternoon, sir.db:34�)%/!)YK9a95f724bd72dining-vocabularyde peperdepeper["peper"]the pepper["the pepper"]Kun je alsjeblieft de peper doorgeven?Can you please pass the pepper?p5:30�+%;#%#+?E9a9051730c27health-and-medical-carePde tandartsdetandarts["tandarts"]the dentist["the dentist"]Ik moet naar de tandarts.I have to go to the dentist.p6:192�4%5'_Y9a4222debb1fclothing-accessoriesîde sjaaldesjaal["sjaal"]the scarf["the scarf"]Ik draag graag een sjaal als het koud is.I like to wear a scarf when it's cold.p6:94� %9#+/999ecc78c99fdmeat-and-meat-products#de kipdekip["kip"]the chicken["the chicken"]Ik eet graag kip.I like to eat chicken.p5:40� %5%3;9ee75c65b042geography-and-places±de staddestad["stad"]the city["the city"]Ik ga naar de stad.I am going to the city.p8:35 9k„ Ç = ã C � À 8 ½ÏR­ÇSË5ŽË1k€�D%M#ema4d94a493ce7referring-to-objects-and-personsˆomdatomdat["omdat"]because["because"]Ik blijf binnen omdat het zo koud is buiten.I'm staying inside because it's so cold outside.p2:14�%;!+I5a433ec9452adcommon-dutch-adjectives¹nieuwnieuw["nieuw"]new, fresh["new","fresh"]Ik heb een nieuw boek gekocht.I bought a new book.p2:63�A%/'uea432590242d2dining-vocabularyhet bordhetbord["bord"]the plate["the plate"]Mag ik alsjeblieft een bord om mijn eten op te doen?Can I please have a plate to put my food on?p5:26�%%1%)1;Ea41909d7de70leisure-activitiesqwinkelenwinkelen["winkelen"]to go shopping["to go shopping"]Zij is dol op winkelen.She is crazy about shopping.p10:45�L%)!��a404d25cdc20emotions-moods‰woestwoest["woest"]fierce["fierce"]Hij was woest toen hij hoorde dat zijn huis was afgebrand.He was furious when he heard that his house had burned down.p7:49�F%K'%cYa3e979b00363positive-emotions-and-attitudesdopgeluchtopgelucht["opgelucht"]relieved["relieved"]Ik ben opgelucht dat het goed is afgelopen.I am relieved that it turned out well.p7:12�%;%5'a3d9801889cbhealth-and-medical-careGduizeligduizelig["duizelig"]dizzy["dizzy"]Ik voel me duizelig.I feel dizzy.p6:183�=%!##+cia3cb2b59d6d6beveragesCde alcoholdealcohol["alcohol"]the alcohol["the alcohol"]Ik drink geen alcohol omdat ik moet rijden.I don't drink alcohol because I have to drive.p5:72�3%S##!)I;a34b96035037employment-and-workplace-vocabulary)het salarishetsalaris["salaris"]the salary["the salary"]Hij verdient een goed salaris.He earns a good salary.p9:20�d%A%'%-wqa3082544dbe9vegetables-and-side-dishes5de komkommerdekomkommer["komkommer"]the cucumber["the cucumber"]Komkommers zijn verfrissend in salades en sandwiches.Cucumbers are refreshing in salads and sandwiches.p5:58�#%O#W9a2c7679b742dcommon-office-and-school-supplies¡de pendepen["pen"]the pen["the pen"]Ik heb een pen nodig om te schrijven.I need a pen to write.p4:60|%%!!))%a2c40c708f04cuisine-foodjde hongerdehonger["honger"]the hunger["the hunger"]Ik heb honger.I am hungry.db:110�l%)'/��a28677fca881the-human-facede snordesnor["snor"]the moustache["the moustache"]Mijn opa had vroeger een snor, maar hij scheert hem nu altijd af.My grandpa used to have a mustache, but he always shaves it off now.p6:143z%)!1;a2743468256dquestion-wordsxwaaromwaarom["waarom"]why["why"]Waarom doe je dat?Why are you doing that?db:124�%S#'! a2625bb7960cexpressing-gratitude-and-politenessdank jedank je["dank je"]thank you["thank you"]Dank je!Thank you.db:22�M%O+5q[a11dfd657b34common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÑdomdom["dom"]stupid, foolish["stupid","foolish"]Het was dom van hem om zijn sleutels te verliezen.It was foolish of him to lose his keys.p2:87�2%1%%-#+CKa114e6273669leisure-activities}fotograferenfotograferen["fotograferen"]photography["photography"]Zij is gek op fotograferen.She is crazy about photography.p10:57�%?%GGa11417278992house-and-home-vocabularyghet dakhetdak["dak"]the roof["the roof"]Het dak van het huis is rood.The roof of the house is red.db:107Y%/!! a0917d6dcec4verbs-zijn-hebbenTzij iszij is["zij is"]she is["she is"]db:87�%+%5;a0761ce2faf0types-of-places²het parkhetpark["park"]the park["the park"]Ik ga naar het park.I am going to the park.p6:34�;%/!)iYa067efb02278snacks-and-sweetsuhet snoephetsnoep["snoep"]the sweets["the sweets"]Mijn kinderen krijgen alleen op vrijdag snoep.My children only get candy on Fridays.p5:122�3%/'/_Q9fd6337764a3snacks-and-sweetstde dropdedrop["drop"]the liquorice["the liquorice"]Drop is een typisch Nederlands snoepgoed.Licorice is a typical Dutch candy.p5:121G1%!)[w9f581fbc875arelationship-termsŽscheidenscheiden["sch%K-3a51b691f9be2positive-emotions-and-attitudes[toftof["tof"]great["great"]Dat is echt tof!That's really cool!p7:3  [, Õ l Í  j ­  CºöeßYž€Ô;‚ âL[�%-#+%5ad22cdb90c08time-expressions@de avonddeavond["avond"]the evening["the evening"]Fijne avond!Have a nice evening!p3:74�<%S##+%-EAac8f686f564aexpressing-gratitude-and-politenessalsjeblieftalsjeblieft["alsjeblieft"]here you are["here you are"]Alsjeblieft, een kopje thee.Here you go, a cup of tea.db:25�`%S#%#+kmabc3b4980ad0employment-and-workplace-vocabulary!de vacaturedevacature["vacature"]the vacancy["the vacancy"]Ik zag een interessante vacature op de website.I saw an interesting job vacancy on the website.p9:12�7%G%WUab108798e84cimmigration-and-documentationÒhet visumhetvisum["visum"]the visa["the visa"]Heb je een visum nodig voor dit land?Do you need a visa for this country?p6:66�%5'EGaadc18430a5fcommon-dutch-adverbsçsomssoms["soms"]sometimes["sometimes"]Ik ga soms naar de bioscoop.I sometimes go to the cinema.p4:130�*%%%a[aabfd669dffemonths*decemberdecember["december"]december["december"]December is de laatste maand van het jaar.December is the last month of the year.p3:52�%A!COaaa763191790transportation-and-traffic•rechtsrechts["rechts"]right["right"]De leraar wees naar rechts.The teacher pointed to the right.p6:5%;+1-aa9498b6374cgreetings-and-farewellsdagdag["dag"]hello/bye["hello","bye"]Dag! Hoe gaat het?Hi! How are you?db:7�9%511335/1 aa7567a43790time-related-phrasesanog [time period].nog [time period].["nog time period"][Time period] left.["time period left"]Nog een half uur.Half an hour left.p3:107�%C%-'a9dac3db97b2natural-landmarks-phenomena™de sterdester["ster"]the star["the star"]Ik zie een ster.I see a star.p8:11�%9'/;a96d38ad9e55basic-dutch-vocabulary+geengeen["geen"]no/none["no","none"]Ik heb geen geld.I don't have any money.db:45�%/%)71a9463bac14d7personal-pronouns-jij/jejij/je["jij","je"]you (informal)["you"]informalJij bent mijn vriend.You are my friend.db:47�B%S!!%iGa9256456d9e9employment-and-workplace-vocabulary3het bureauhetbureau["bureau"]the desk["the desk"]Ik heb een groot bureau nodig om op te werken.I need a big desk to work on.p9:30�%;C3a90b2e8b2941greetings-and-farewellshallohallo["hallo"]hello["hello"]Hallo, hoe gaat het met je?Hello, how are you?db:6�J%;)#++3SOa908312e29a2weather-and-meteorologyÀde thermometerdethermometer["thermometer"]the thermometer["the thermometer"]De thermometer geeft 20 graden aan.The thermometer shows 20 degrees.p8:50�%A!!!)93a8c51334acf5common-animals-and-insectsòhet insecthetinsect["insect"]the insect["the insect"]Een bij is een insect.A bee is an insect.p8:100�;%M)]_a87807bbbe5freferring-to-objects-and-persons‰maarmaar["maar"]but; only["but","only"]Het is mooi weer, maar ik moet studeren.The weather is nice, but I have to study.p2:15�0%A!!)IQa85bbcb6b0f1transportation-and-traffic›de tunneldetunnel["tunnel"]the tunnel["the tunnel"]De trein rijdt door de tunnel.The train goes through the tunnel.p6:11�/%I#QWa80973506870weather-and-climate-vocabularyËde mistdemist["mist"]the fog["the fog"]Het zicht is beperkt door de mist.Visibility is limited due to the fog.p8:61�%I!!#+31a751eca1cbc7weather-and-climate-vocabularyÇhet onweerhetonweer["onweer"]the thunder["the thunder"]Er komt onweer aan.Thunder is coming.p8:57h%)5%a6b38c5ac65dquestion-wordsyhoehoe["hoe"]how["how"]Hoe gaat het met je?How are you?db:125V%%!a55d6875b501numbersnegentignegentig["negentig"]ninety["ninety"]p3:30�]%;;Gmka53d0de9c50acommon-dutch-adjectives±drukdruk["druk"]crowded, busy, pressure["crowded","busy","pressure"]Het is altijd druk op het station in de ochtend.It's always busy at the station in the morning.p2:55AA%'9[eaa51b8126e7b7occupations-or-professions@de direc�2%-#+eUac95ff547ff3clothing-apparelßde truidetrui["trui"]the sweater["the sweater"]Ik heb een nieuwe trui nodig voor de winter.I need a new sweater for the winter.p6:79 EpÆJ º I ‘  c « ß 2Ž™ùsËi¥åT¸ E�E%A''3;IAb505762f25f8transportation-and-traffic�het rijbewijshetrijbewijs["rijbewijs"]the driving license["the driving license"]Ik heb mijn rijbewijs gehaald.I got my driver's license.p6:13�*%-'WUb403a62be1batime-expressionsBde nachtdenacht["nacht"]the night["the night"]Ik slaap nooit goed tijdens de nacht.I never sleep well during the night.p3:76�%%'%-;=b3af60597198weekdays/de donderdagdedonderdag["donderdag"]the thursday["the thursday"]Donderdag ben ik jarig.Thursday is my birthday.p3:57�%7#!;9b3a194c1de0asports-and-activities`voetbalvoetbal["voetbal"]soccer["soccer"]Ik speel graag voetbal.I like to play soccer.p10:28�>%/%seb367536d6d46dining-vocabularyhet vuurhetvuur["vuur"]the fire["the fire"]Zet het vuur lager voordat je de groenten toevoegt.Lower the heat before adding the vegetables.p5:21�B%;!!-5MYb2bae63d53d2health-and-medical-careThet recepthetrecept["recept"]the prescription["the prescription"]Ik heb een recept van de dokter.I have a prescription from the doctor.p6:196�)%+!!!)OOb287afcec4dbtypes-of-places³het museumhetmuseum["museum"]the museum["the museum"]Ik wil graag het museum bezoeken.I would like to visit the museum.p6:35�5%K#'UMb27d1b185872positive-emotions-and-attitudesqverrastverrast["verrast"]surprised["surprised"]Ik ben verrast door deze verrassing.I am surprised by this surprise.p7:25�&%!)[Sb27c8e515abfbeverages9de drankdedrank["drank"]the drinks["the drinks"]Welke drankjes hebben jullie in de bar?What drinks do you have at the bar?p5:62�%)#;5b2600ab1fb02the-human-facede kaakdekaak["kaak"]the jaw["the jaw"]Ik heb een sterke kaak.I have a strong jaw.p6:137�%?#KIb25b3504b2debread-toppings-vocabularyfde jamdejam["jam"]the jam["the jam"]Ik eet graag jam op mijn brood.I like to eat jam on my bread.p5:107�s%G)#+=3_kb20d619d4fd9immigration-and-documentationÕde inburgeringdeinburgering["inburgering"]the integration (formal)["the integration"]formalHij moet nog zijn inburgeringsexamen doenHe still has to take his civic integration examp6:69�"%%!#199;b1666eb66377cuisine-foodrde olieboldeoliebol["oliebol"]the Dutch doughnut["the dutch doughnut"]Ik hou van oliebollen.I love Dutch doughnuts.db:118�+%;AO33b136ef0a9644common-dutch-adjectives�leukleuk["leuk"]nice; fun; pleasant; funny["nice","fun","pleasant","funny"]Het feest was leuk.The party was nice.p2:35�J%1#%9CMQafb44b071b40sports-and-leisureXde trainingdetraining["training"]the training, practice["the training","practice"]Ik ga vanavond naar de training.I'm going to the training tonight.p10:20�6%/!{[af7c90c08cbadining-vocabulary pittigpittig["pittig"]spicy["spicy"]Het gerecht is een beetje pittig, dus wees voorzichtig.The dish is a bit spicy, so be careful.p5:18�.%1%'/IOaf47525b46f4relationship-termsŒverloofdverloofd["verloofd"]to be engaged["to be engaged"]We zijn al twee jaar verloofd.We've been engaged for two years.p4:39}%7%-%af21cc4d46e1physical-descriptionsþschattigschattig["schattig"]cute["cute"]Zij is schattig.She is cute.p6:110�6%G%-YMaeab203826d3household-items-and-furniture�het badhetbad["bad"]the bath tub["the bath tub"]Ik neem een warm bad om te ontspannen.I'm taking a warm bath to relax.p4:56p%5!'# ae0b085f982aintroducing-yourselfik benik ben["ik ben"]I am["i am"]Ik ben Ramon.I am Ramon.db:19�%/%?;ae0aabe912adparts-of-the-body;de voetdevoet["voet"]the foot["the foot"]Ik heb pijn in mijn voet.I have pain in my foot.p6:171{%!9;ad8359d3e1efcolours paarspaars["paars"]purple["purple"]De bloemen zijn paars.The flowers are purple.p6:122�(%#]gad7f142c6cc2beverages=de theedethee["thee"]the tea["the tea"]Ik drink graag een kopje thee 's avonds.I like to drink a cup of tea in the evenings.p5:66�%/%?;ad6f37767d8dparts-of-the-body-de handdehand["hand"]the hand["the hand"]Ik heb pijn in mijn hand.I have pain in my hand.p6:157 VO› Ï ý R ©  ‡ ó D¸€¬3‰ÃèW­bV‚ %?!gqaibb04a65de51bcommon-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Ýzittenzitten["zitten"]to sit, to be in a certain place or situation["to sit","to be in a certain place or situation"]Ik ga op de bank zitten en een boek lezen.I'm going to sit on the couch and read a book.p4:120�3%)!!)wObaf79e165d1cemotions-moods~verdrietigverdrietig["verdrietig"]sad["sad"]Ik ben verdrietig over het verlies van mijn huisdier.I'm sad about the loss of my pet.p7:38�%'KCba71a1a39150materials¨de steendesteen["steen"]the stone["the stone"]Deze muur is van steen gemaakt.This wall is made of stone.p8:26�(%E%-GIba62a15172a4language-learning-vocabularyde taaldetaal["taal"]the language["the language"]Nederlands is een mooie taal.Dutch is a beautiful language.db:2�%%CGba184384f01dmaterials©het stofhetstof["stof"]the dust["the dust"]Er ligt stof op de planken.There is dust on the shelves.p8:27�Y%?!S9+KKb9dcc618883ccommon-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Øvindenvinden["vinden"]to find, to think (have an opinion)["to find","to think"]have an opinionIk vind deze film niet zo leuk.I don't really like this movie.p4:115�D%O##%-[Gb9b47c2df4cbcommon-office-and-school-supplies¥het schrifthetschrift["schrift"]the notebook["the notebook"]Ik heb schriften nodig om te schrijven.I need notebooks to write in.p4:64�(%A!!'IAb99ac04cfcaccommon-animals-and-insectsðhet schaaphetschaap["schaap"]the sheep["the sheep"]Schapen grazen in het weiland.Sheep graze in the meadow.p8:98x%7%%+b992de2ed872physical-descriptionsÿknapknap["knap"]handsome["handsome"]Hij is knap.He is handsome.p6:111�R%)#-�{b97031dad6a9emotions-moodswkwaadkwaad["kwaad"]evil; angry["evil","angry"]Hij was kwaad toen hij ontdekte dat zijn auto was gestolen.He was angry when he found out his car had been stolen.p7:31�%MEIb91eb342a990referring-to-objects-and-persons|ditdit["dit"]this["this"]Dit boek is erg interessant.This book is very interesting.p2:2� %-'SEb8fbdce4b5f3clothing-apparelØde broekdebroek["broek"]the pants["the pants"]Hij draagt altijd een zwarte broek.He always wears black pants.p6:72� %)%A9b8faf856a600family-members{de babydebaby["baby"]the baby["the baby"]Het is een schattige baby.It's an adorable baby.p4:22�-%A!!)OEb89c4edd3b80vegetables-and-side-dishes,de tomaatdetomaat["tomaat"]the tomato["the tomato"]Ik wil een tomaat in mijn salade.I want a tomato in my salad.p5:49�%;!#==b807b001b8c2weather-and-meteorologyÁgradengraden["graden"]degrees["degrees"]Het is 25 graden buiten.It's 25 degrees outside.p8:51� %/'==b7b9fc62df16parts-of-the-body5de dijdedij["dij"]the thigh["the thigh"]Ik heb pijn in mijn dij.I have pain in my thigh.p6:165�%5MUb77f30e8bde2common-dutch-adverbsñdusdus["dus"]so["so"]Het regent, dus ik blijf binnen.It's raining, so I'm staying inside.p4:140�'%?!!)'C=b73fb7d74784common-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Æantwoordenantwoorden["antwoorden"]to answer["to answer"]Ik zal je later antwoorden.I will answer you later.p2:76�)%5!!)'EGb6c9c84e9356common-dutch-adverbsènatuurlijknatuurlijk["natuurlijk"]of course["of course"]Natuurlijk wil ik je helpen.Of course I want to help you.p4:131�P%?19[ab686cab3f03cbread-toppings-vocabulary`het beleghetbeleg["beleg"]the bread toppings["the bread toppings"]Welk beleg heb je op je broodje gedaan?What topping did you put on your sandwich?p5:101�J%9'''i[b67025816665ways-of-getting-aroundªhet vliegtuighetvliegtuig["vliegtuig"]the plane["the plane"]Ik vlieg morgen met het vliegtuig naar Spanje.I am flying to Spain tomorrow by plane.p6:26�2%?##[Sb61aa5cfc60bcommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5bewegenbewegen["bewegen"]to move["to move"]Het is belangrijk om genoeg te bewegen.It is important to exercise enough.p8:129�/%OY]b60803439142common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesëlaatlaat["laat"]late["late"]Het is al laat, we moeten gaan slapen.It's already late, we have to go to bed.p2:113 89ÍY Á 2 “ Þ R ³ º %(ˆå: þvÎõcã8�)%##+-39K c0c08534f21dthe-clockQom drie uurom drie uur["om drie uur"]at three o'clock["at three oclock"]Ik ben er om drie uur.I'll be there at three o'clock.p3:91%/#51c0a9d7b29c48parts-of-the-body*de armdearm["arm"]the arm["the arm"]Ik strek mijn armen.I stretch my arms.p6:154�%/SGc007939e8b48dining-vocabulary zuurzuur["zuur"]sour["sour"]Deze augurken zijn een beetje zuur.These pickles are a bit sour.p5:16�W%-%%)3sgbfc817f18d5atime-expressionsJhet verledenhetverleden["verleden"]the past, last["the past","last"]In het verleden ben ik vaak naar Frankrijk gereisd.In the past, I have often traveled to France.p3:84�&%A!!)EAbfc2de3e1917vegetables-and-side-dishes*de worteldewortel["wortel"]the carrot["the carrot"]Ik eet een wortel als snack.I eat a carrot as a snack.p5:47�%O31bfb24fa601f6common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesâkoudkoud["koud"]cold["cold"]Het is koud buiten.It's cold outside.p2:104� %I%E=bf6e5c3055fcdates-and-calendar-expressions9het jaarhetjaar["jaar"]the year["the year"]Het jaar is bijna afgelopen.The year is almost over.p3:67|%9%5'bf5f8170fa7ebasic-dutch-vocabulary*nietniet["niet"]not, no["not","no"]Ik kan niet zwemmen.I can't swim.db:44‚%5CCI3;sq bf1b9988cd61time-related-phrasesfkwart voor drie 's ochtendskwart voor drie 's ochtends["kwart voor drie s ochtends"]quarter to three am["quarter to three am"]Hij heeft me om kwart voor drie 's ochtends gebeld.He called me at a quarter to three in the morning.p3:112�)%A#%%-?9bedaaedbe4c4vegetables-and-side-dishes+de broccolidebroccoli["broccoli"]the broccoli["the broccoli"]Ik hou niet van broccoli.I don't like broccoli.p5:48�!%%YYbec3a3752895beverages>de melkdemelk["melk"]the milk["the milk"]Ik drink altijd melk bij mijn ontbijt.I always drink milk with my breakfast.p5:67�%-%QGbebd258e31b2clothing-apparelíde laarsdelaars["laars"]the boot["the boot"]Ik draag graag mijn bruine laarzenI like to wear my brown bootsp6:93�{%7%'��bea6b7d123a2sports-and-activitiesdatletiekatletiek["atletiek"]athletics["athletics"]Ik beoefen atletiek als sport en doe vooral aan sprinten en verspringen.I practice athletics as a sport and mainly do sprinting and long jump.p10:32�%5#+5;bdfda3606255geography-and-places®het landhetland["land"]the country["the country"]Ik woon in dit land.I live in this country.p8:32�w%I%#��bde8ddaaa51fweather-and-climate-vocabularyÑsneeuwensneeuwen["sneeuwen"]to snow["to snow"]Het gaat vanavond sneeuwen, dus we moeten voorzichtig zijn op de weg.It's going to snow tonight, so we need to be careful on the road.p8:67�%9!#'A;bd2dad68d074basic-dutch-vocabulary!de mevrouwdemevrouw["mevrouw"]the madam["the madam"]Mevrouw Jansen woont hier.Mrs. Jansen lives here.db:35� %)!ECbd0b82024bdfemotions-moods�gemeengemeen["gemeen"]mean["mean"]Het is gemeen om zo te doen.It's mean to act like that.p7:41�3%/'''/IEbcd39e883aa4parts-of-the-body9het onderbeenhetonderbeen["onderbeen"]the lower leg["the lower leg"]Ik heb pijn in mijn onderbeen.I have pain in my lower leg.p6:169�%?!#;Obc2eaf51ad06common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5Žleidenleiden["leiden"]to lead["to lead"]De leraar leidt de les.The teacher is leading the class.p5:147� %A!)1+bc22e42a61c3common-animals-and-insectsßhet dierhetdier["dier"]the animal["the animal"]Ik hou van dieren.I love animals.p8:81�%)%ICbbc3a1e56945family-membersde tantedetante["tante"]the aunt["the aunt"]Mijn tante woont in Amsterdam.My aunt lives in Amsterdam.p4:26s%)-5bb9da78b4c2aquestion-wordsvwaarwaar["waar"]where["where"]Waar ga je heen?Where are you going?db:122k%/1/bb8102cde40dpersonal-pronouns1hethet["het"]it["it"]Het huis is groot.The house is big.db:51�E%O!%-gGbb7431f214bacommon-office-and-school-supplies§de schaardeschaar["schaar"]the scissors["the scissors"]Ik heb een schaar nodig om papier te knippen.I need scissors to cut paper.p4:66 öjI › û , g ¿ $ –½c~(Y9³<‘¹j �(%I%KKc74038c4230bdates-and-calendar-expressions7de weekdeweek["week"]the week["the week"]Deze week is het valentijnsdag.This week it's Valentine's day.p3:65�#%?!#-I;c6df6c108d1bcommon-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Ózullenzullen["zullen"]will; shall["will","shall"]We zullen zien wat er gebeurt.We'll see what happens.p4:110�V%S##7ASKc6c24f40cddfemployment-and-workplace-vocabularyhet bedrijfhetbedrijf["bedrijf"]the company, business["the company","business"]Mijn vader heeft een eigen bedrijf.My father owns his own company.p9:3�)%1!;-E5c6b8a3e0712apossesive-pronounsmjulliejullie["jullie"]your (plural, informal)["your"]plural, informalJullie telefoons zijn nieuw.Your phones are new.p4:8v%!)''c6a4580a9318beverages:de dorstdedorst["dorst"]the thirst["the thirst"]Ik heb dorst.I am thirsty.p5:63�%)#=9c60c3fe0955dthe-human-facede lipdelip["lip"]the lip["the lip"]Ik heb gevoelige lippen.I have sensitive lips.p6:139�V%7'!){kc5c591bfcf7asports-and-activitiesfvolleybalvolleybal["volleybal"]volleyball["volleyball"]Volleybal is een leuke sport om te spelen met vrienden.Volleyball is a fun sport to play with friends.p10:34G%c4fe82baf14enumbersûdriedrie["drie"]three["three"]p3:5�M%5''ycc4abda091af6work-related-actionsCbeslissenbeslissen["beslissen"]to decide["to decide"]Wij beslissen over de volgende stappen in het project.We decide on the next steps in the project.p9:46U%/! c4a6bfbc4a07verbs-zijn-hebbenPIk benIk ben["ik ben"]I am["i am"]db:83�c%?##+!)}oc3f14736c14ecommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5 vergelijkenvergelijken["vergelijken"]to compare["to compare"]Ik wil de prijzen van verschillende winkels vergelijken.I want to compare the prices of different stores.p8:127�0%?''/'?A c3e5c28ead4ccommon-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Ínaar bed gaannaar bed gaan["naar bed gaan"]go to bed["go to bed"]Ik ga om 10 uur naar bed.I go to bed at 10 o'clock.p2:83�&%9%QQc3d46d2c2cadways-of-getting-around­de taxidetaxi["taxi"]the taxi["the taxi"]Ik neem een taxi naar het station.I am taking a taxi to the station.p6:29�W%A%%/7]ac3ca7af592dbtransportation-and-traffic™het fietspadhetfietspad["fietspad"]the bicycle track["the bicycle track"]Er is een mooi fietspad langs de rivier.There is a nice bike path along the river.p6:9� %%COc39a4520aa6bprepositions½sindssinds["sinds"]since["since"]Ik woon hier al sinds 2010.I've been living here since 2010.p4:88�%%!'/=?c39210a99574cuisine-foodode kroketdekroket["kroket"]the croquette["the croquette"]Ik wil graag een kroket.I would like a croquette.db:115�&%'a[c35d6b63e1e0mealsþde lunchdelunch["lunch"]the lunch["the lunch"]Ik eet graag een broodje tijdens de lunch.I like to eat a breadroll during lunch.p5:3�C%?!)3gSc31e81b67c6acommon-dutch-verbs-1-of-5–rijdenrijden["rijden"]to ride, drive["to ride","drive"]Ik rijd elke dag met de trein naar mijn werk.I take the train to work every day.p2:28�M%O!!3=YCc2e034bb8043common-office-and-school-supplies£het papierhetpapier["papier"]the paper; document["the paper","document"]Ik heb papier nodig voor mijn verslag.I need paper for my report.p4:62�%)'WEc26e3cf10c9ethe-human-facede monddemond["mond"]the mouth["the mouth"]Hij deed zijn mond open om te praten.He opened his mouth to talk.p6:138�,%;3S99c1ff9442bf22common-dutch-adjectives´stilstil["stil"]quiet(ly), calm(ly)["quiet","quietly","calm","calmly"]Het is hier heel stil.It is very quiet here.p2:58�+%?%%-#O3 c1b3497060d0common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5nodig hebbennodig hebben["nodig hebben"]to need["to need"]Ik heb een nieuwe telefoon nodig.I need a new phone.p8:13553-59A{oc1�t%-%%!)� �c74370648e31time-expressionsKhet ogenblikhetogenblik["ogenblik"]the moment["the moment"]Ik ben zo bij je, ik ben bezig met iets anders op dit ogenblik.I'll be with you in a moment, I'm doing something else at the moment.p3:85 O¾� _ °  e Ø F ™õHYÈûnÄ:…ºu¾ƒ|%579cbd2e8e7c5fdcommon-dutch-adverbsíergerg["erg"]very["very"]Ik vind het erg leuk.I think it's very fun.p4:136�5%?'%WMcb860080a9d8common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5aanbiedenaanbieden["aanbieden"]to offer["to offer"]Kan ik je een kopje koffie aanbieden?Can I offer you a cup of coffee?p8:128�%K!%E9cb5ef55cce37positive-emotions-and-attitudesiaardigaardig["aardig"]friendly["friendly"]Hij is een heel aardige man.He is a very nice man.p7:17�#%##][cb2f1598c996monthsjanuarijanuari["januari"]january["january"]Januari is de eerste maand van het jaar.January is the first month of the year.p3:41�I%?!9CUOcacdeb9553b1common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5~lijkenlijken["lijken"]to seem; to look alike["to seem","to look alike"]Het lijkt erop dat het gaat regenen.It seems like it's going to rain.p5:131�3%!#+a]caba054f0f0dbeveragesIde whiskydewhisky["whisky"]the whiskey["the whiskey"]Whisky wordt vaak gedronken als digestief.Whiskey is often consumed as a digestif.p5:78�%5#!)+1 ca7cb512922fintroducing-yourselfik heetik heet["ik heet"]my name is["my name is"]Ik heet Pieter.My name is Pieter.db:20�(%?!)QGca41f6a02501house-and-home-vocabularyfde tuindetuin["tuin"]the garden["the garden"]Ik geniet van de zon in mijn tuin.I enjoy the sun in my garden.db:106� %/#?9ca3c558513d8parts-of-the-body²R¥ð�3%9-%-'/A3d03e79c47612meat-and-meat-products!het varkensvleeshetvarkensvlees["varkensvlees"]the pork meat["the pork meat"]Ik eet graag varkensvlees.I like to eat pork.p5:38�+%%'%cEd01a21413412materialsœde brandstofdebrandstof["brandstof"]the fuel["the fuel"]De auto heeft brandstof nodig om te rijden.The car needs fuel to drive.p8:14_%''cff4908e44dcnumbers zeventienzeventien["zeventien"]seventeen["seventeen"]p3:19� %;!#75cfd61f37bb87greetings-and-farewellswelkomwelkom["welkom"]welcome["welcome"]Welkom bij ons thuis!Welcome to our home!db:10�c%5!!)%�cf97ca75f482work-related-actionsEbegeleidenbegeleiden["begeleiden"]to guide["to guide"]Ik begeleid de nieuwe medewerkers tijdens hun inwerkperiode.I guide the new employees during their onboarding period.p9:48|%%'79cf59a535269cprepositions²vanvan["van"]from, of["from","of"]Ik kom van Amsterdam.I come from Amsterdam.p4:77�B%+###+mYcf1bd3d46648types-of-placesÉhet concerthetconcert["concert"]the concert["the concert"]We gingen naar een concert van een bekende band.We went to a concert of a famous band.p6:57�%+!)7?cf141ffc0b4atypes-of-placesºhet pleinhetplein["plein"]the square["the square"]Ik ga naar het plein.I am going to the square.p6:42�%G#G;cea26ef08289household-items-and-furniture‘het bedhetbed["bed"]the bed["the bed"]Ik lig in mijn bed te rusten.I am resting in my bed.p4:44�%;!!+I=ce3e4b88b4bbcommon-dutch-adjectives»slechtslecht["slecht"]bad, wrong["bad","wrong"]Hij voelt zich slecht vandaag.He's feeling sick today.p2:65�,%K%%KEce391d55381cpositive-emotions-and-attitudes`dankbaardankbaar["dankbaar"]thankful["thankful"]Ik ben dankbaar voor jouw hulp.I am thankful for your help.p7:8�=%?!-7MWce0f0e8ded18common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5ßhoudenhouden["houden"]to hold, to keep["to hold","to keep"]Ik houd van wandelen in het bos.I like to go for a walk in the woods.p4:122�%%)3CGce046d370023prepositions­naastnaast["naast"]next to; close["next to","close"]De kat ligt naast de stoel.The cat is next to the chair.p4:72�y%1%'EQomcdec83aaa52fsports-and-leisure\de wedstrijddewedstrijd["wedstrijd"]the match, competition, race["the match","competition","race"]Morgen speelt ons team een belangrijke wedstrijd.Our team is playing an important match tomorrow.p10:24~%C33! cdd47fe08859countries-and-nationalitiesOpolen (pool/poolse)polen (pool/poolse)["polen"]poland["poland"]p10:11�J%//7macdbe04de078bparts-of-the-body/de pinkdepink["pink"]the little finger["the little finger"]Hij stak zijn pink uit bij het drinken van thee.He stuck his pinky out while drinking tea.p6:159�%;##+%3-cd4fbed96e4fcommon-dutch-adjectivesŸvriendelijkvriendelijk["vriendelijk"]friendly["friendly"]Zij is vriendelijk.She is friendly.p2:37�_%;##+#+wo cd3b7852b8a0weather-and-meteorology¾slecht weerslecht weer["slecht weer"]bad weather["bad weather"]Vandaag is het slecht weer, het regent en waait hard.Today the weather is bad, it's raining and windy.p8:48�W%5%')1mcccca48ccad59household-appliancesÌde televisiedetelevisie["televisie"]the television["the television"]Ik kijk graag naar televisie in mijn vrije tijd.I like to watch television in my free time.p4:103�-%O%/KKcc73da79253acommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesìvolvol["vol"]full; entire["full","entire"]Het restaurant is vanavond vol.The restaurant is full tonight.p2:114�%CEE!! cc2a509042b4countries-and-nationalitiesPcanada (canadees / canadese)canada (canadees / canadese)["canada"]canada["canada"]p10:12�b%?%'/7mcd06fe9bb3c6abread-toppings-vocabularydde pindakaasdepindakaas["pindakaas"]the peanut butter["the peanut butter"]Pindakaas is mijn favoriete beleg voor op brood.Peanut butter is my favorite bread topping.p5:105:53 Q• ê 2 h Å # { Ü B…ãúµ.¯Nw¢Po×KQ�%%A?d47134e340c4fruitQde peerdepeer["peer"]the pear["the pear"]Een peer is zoet en zacht.A pear is sweet and soft.p5:86�%%#%)151d42710a764f1cuisine-foodpde biefstukdebiefstuk["biefstuk"]the beef steak["the beef steak"]Ik hou van biefstuk.I love beef steak.db:116�_%/)!))1smd3e29993cf81dining-vocabularyhet restauranthetrestaurant["restaurant"]the restaurant["the restaurant"]Laten we vanavond uit eten gaan bij een restaurant.Let's go out for dinner tonight at a restaurant.p5:7Q%#d3ca267c1b0cnumbersvijftigvijftig["vijftig"]fifty["fifty"]p3:26�S%?#ISAQd398c27b628dcommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5draaiendraaien["draaien"]to turn around, to spin around["to turn around","to spin around"]De aarde draait om de zon.The Earth revolves around the sun.p8:114�U%A!##+mmd398b90990e7transportation-and-traffic de fietserdefietser["fietser"]the cyclist["the cyclist"]De fietser stak de straat over bij het zebrapad.The cyclist crossed the street at the crosswalk.p6:16�?%/'/'cWd35ec5372c20mealshet tussendoortjehettussendoortje["tussendoortje"]the snack["the snack"]Ik heb honger en ga een tussendoortje eten.I'm hungry and going to have a snack.p5:6�%A%AId333e355ce89common-animals-and-insectsñde geitdegeit["geit"]the goat["the goat"]Geiten zijn slimme dieren.Goats are intelligent animals.p8:99~%?)9d2ff35a589d2common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Ïslaanslaan["slaan"]hit["hit"]Ik sla de bal.I am hitting the ball.p4:106�%%!#5Ad2ece3170c34prepositionsºbuitenbuiten["buiten"]outside["outside"]Ik ga buiten spelen.I'm going to play outside.p4:85D%d2e4865d431enumberstientien["tien"]ten["ten"]p3:12�g%?#GS[cd2ded650cee7common-dutch-verbs-1-of-5“krijgenkrijgen["krijgen"]to receive, to get; to obtain["to receive","to get","to obtain"]Ik krijg morgen bezoek van mijn ouders.My parents are coming to visit me tomorrow.p2:25� %1''/+3)- d2c61581bb8bdining-expressionseet smakelijkeet smakelijk["eet smakelijk"]enjoy your meal["enjoy your meal"]Eet smakelijk!Enjoy your meal!p5:33�;%S%''1A=d2c5b434a291employment-and-workplace-vocabulary*de belastingdebelasting["belasting"]the tax; duty["the tax","duty"]Ze betaalt veel belasting.She pays a lot of taxes.p9:21�%CII%# d28f57fe5dcecountries-and-nationalitiesKengeland (engelsman / engelse)engeland (engelsman / engelse)["engeland"]england["england"]p10:7�%?%%?;d238904133dbcommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5þuitgevenuitgeven["uitgeven"]to spend["to spend"]Ik geef te veel geld uit.I spend too much money.p8:112�&%-+%-'I1d202d581b985clothing-apparelÚde spijkerbroekdespijkerbroek["spijkerbroek"]the jeans["the jeans"]Ik draag vaak een spijkerbroekI often wear jeansp6:74� %?##;Od1d1c1e1f578common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Üblijvenblijven["blijven"]to stay["to stay"]Ik blijf nog even hier.I'm staying here a little longer.p4:119�!%I%%;?d1835caffae0weather-and-climate-vocabularyÔschijnenschijnen["schijnen"]to shine["to shine"]De zon schijnt vandaag.The sun is shining today.p8:70�H%5'!)'c_d159312a7fd8clothing-accessoriesóde handschoendehandschoen["handschoen"]the glove["the glove"]Ik moet handschoenen dragen als het vriest.I have to wear gloves when it's freezing.p6:99�6%;5AIGd11b6de358e3common-dutch-adjectives®juistjuist["juist"]right, correct; just["right","correct","just"]Dat is juist wat ik nodig had.That's exactly what I needed.p2:52�)%19E9Ad0dfcce46be4relationship-terms…de mandeman["man"]the husband; man; male["the husband","man","male"]Mijn man is ingenieur.My husband is an engineer.p4:32{%?!%1d07d2f7f857acommon-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Írennenrennen["rennen"]run["run"]Ik ren snel.I am running fast.p4:104:A##'/{�d073f876038ctransportation-and-traffic�3%K%'%-G7d43c11a8ecc8positive-emotions-and-attitudesZde gevoelensdegevoelens["gevoelens"]the feelings["the feelings"]Mijn gevoelens zijn gekwetst.My feelings are hurt.p7:2 KÖ  - Q ’àªfÇi® Qµ"Kg�U%?!!)#+}Uda98eb0bc1ddcommon-dutch-verbs-5-of-5 herinnerenherinneren["herinneren"]to remember["to remember"]Ik herinner me nog goed de dag dat we elkaar ontmoetten.I remember the day we met very well.p8:126�%)##%79da47c820154dthe-human-facehet gezichthetgezicht["gezicht"]the face["the face"]Ik herken je gezicht.I recognize your face.p6:128�%9#MAd9f1c0cbb1f4ways-of-getting-around£de autodeauto["auto"]the car["the car"]Ik ga met de auto naar het werk.I am going to work by car.p6:19�8%A!!!)I]d9ee2c1aed30common-animals-and-insectsêhet konijnhetkonijn["konijn"]the rabbit["the rabbit"]Het konijn rent door het gras.The rabbit is running through the grass.p8:92�!%%!!W[d9d79c7215cdprepositions´achterachter["achter"]behind["behind"]Het huis heeft een grote tuin achter.The house has a big garden in the back.p4:79�9%1##++3AQ d91be516d282leisure-activitiesnfilm kijkenfilm kijken["film kijken"]watching movies["watching movies"]Hij is dol op film kijken.He is crazy about watching movies.p10:42�%%S%%#+5)d919e172cef2employment-and-workplace-vocabulary+het pensioenhetpensioen["pensioen"]the pension["the pension"]Hij is met pensioen.He is retired.p9:22�5%;##+%-EKd8e86e6ab9ffgreetings-and-farewells goedenavondgoedenavond["goedenavond"]good evening["good evening"]Goedenavond, hoe was uw dag?Good evening, how was your day?db:14�%?!#;Od8cb9d310880common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5zvallenvallen["vallen"]to fall["to fall"]Pas op, je gaat vallen!Be careful, you're going to fall!p5:127�,%?%SUd8c5fa2ef1bbhouse-and-home-vocabularyhde muurdemuur["muur"]the wall["the wall"]Ik hang een schilderij aan de muur.I am hanging a painting on the wall.db:108�%-!%K3d84111add30eclothing-apparelëde schoendeschoen["schoen"]the shoe["the shoe"]Ik heb nieuwe schoenen gekocht.I bought new shoes.p6:91r%91/d809db86dfdfbasic-dutch-vocabularyhethet["het"]the["the"]Het huis is groot.The house is big.db:29�A%5##+ced7dbbc419002work-related-actions9oefenenoefenen["oefenen"]to practice["to practice"]Zij oefent haar spreekvaardigheid elke dag.She practices her speaking skills every day.p9:36�0%A%[Sd7d40c7cbb43vegetables-and-side-dishes3de boondeboon["boon"]the bean["the bean"]Bonen zijn een goede bron van eiwitten.Beans are a good source of protein.p5:56�=%5%mgd70c8d9090d2geography-and-places¸de dijkdedijk["dijk"]the dike["the dike"]De dijk beschermt het land tegen overstromingen.The dike protects the country against floods.p8:42�Z%A)#+)1_cd6549b591e9foccupations-or-professionsEde onderzoekerdeonderzoeker["onderzoeker"]the researcher["the researcher"]De onderzoeker heeft veel data verzameld.The researcher has collected a lot of data.db:71�Z%OgO+39d62a8724648ecommon-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÎmooimooi["mooi"]pretty, beautiful; pleasant (for the weather)["pretty","beautiful","pleasant"]for the weatherHet meisje is mooi.The girl is beautiful.p2:84‚%S)!)QyYOd570c2a68cbaemployment-and-workplace-vocabulary1het instrumenthetinstrument["instrument"]the tool, the (musical) instrument["the tool","the instrument","the musical instrument"]Hij speelt een instrument in een band.He plays an instrument in a band.p9:28�}%5'!)19� yd51de4829bbehousehold-appliancesÂde stofzuigerdestofzuiger["stofzuiger"]the vacuum cleaner["the vacuum cleaner"]Ik gebruik de stofzuiger elke week om mijn huis schoon te maken.I use the vacuum cleaner every week to clean my house.p4:93�<%-)#+!cU d4f6db4fd716clothing-apparelÛde korte broekdekorte broek["korte broek"]shorts["shorts"]Ik draag graag een korte broek in de zomer.I like to wear shorts in the summer.p6:75�%CEE! d4913fbf2f9fcountries-and-nationalitiesRspanje (spanjaard / spaanse)spanje (spanjaard / spaanse)["spanje"]spain["spain"]p10:14�%+!!IMdae2bcad69d0cooking-methodsibakkenbakken["bakken"]baking["baking"]Ik bak brood voor het ontbijt.I am baking bread for breakfast.p5:110 ôBQ _ M Ï : Ð , —÷f¸òdÑ$¶P“ÿF|Ò[B�%?!%-=e07e785d9c90common-dutch-verbs-2-of-5½slapenslapen["slapen"]to sleep["to sleep"]Ik ga nu slapen.I am going to sleep now.p2:67�(%1!7A75e027658b6082relationship-termsƒde vrienddevriend["vriend"]the friend; boyfriend["the friend","boyfriend"]Ik heb veel vrienden.I have many friends.p4:30�H%1%+3e]e010f0e0db0aleisure-activitiestborrelenborrelen["borrelen"]to have a drink["to have a drink"]Laten we vanavond gaan borrelen in de kroeg.Let's go have drinks in the pub tonight.p10:48�7%7!!cge003b037c06bsports-and-activitiesbhockeyhockey["hockey"]hockey["hockey"]Hockey is een populaire sport in Nederland.Hockey is a popular sport in the Netherlands.p10:30�%--%C/dfe722181acdclothing-apparelède sokdesok["sok"]the sock (short)["the sock"]shortIk heb nieuwe sokken nodig.I need new socks.p6:88�;%?!'gWdf925b047f31common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5àvolgenvolgen["volgen"]to follow["to follow"]Kun je me alsjeblieft volgen naar de uitgang?Can you please follow me to the exit?p4:123e%7#!df61a5754942physical-descriptionsdikdik["dik"]fat["fat"]Hij is dik.He is fat.p6:112m%33df40b95684facoloursrozeroze["roze"]pink["pink"]De rozen zijn roze.The roses are pink.p6:127�+%O/9A9df1ddb8f604ccommon-dutch-adjectives-opposites×viesvies["vies"]dirty, disgusting["dirty","disgusting"]Die soep ziet er vies uit.That soup looks gross.p2:93�%O!5?debc736b0563common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesÚsaaisaai["saai"]boring["boring"]Deze les is zo saai.This lesson is so boring.p2:96� %;!'/+de634e34fbfdhealth-and-medical-careDde koortsdekoorts["koorts"]the fever["the fever"]Hij heeft koorts.He has a fever.p6:180�D%1!#-5U_de153bc64a5erelationship-terms‰de bekendedebekende["bekende"]the acquaintance["the acquaintance"]Ik zag een bekende in de supermarkt.I saw an acquaintance in the supermarket.p4:36�,%5%YWdd877d0bc2a7clothing-accessories÷de ringdering["ring"]the ring["the ring"]Ik heb een mooie ring aan mijn vinger.I have a beautiful ring on my finger.p6:103�%?#7?dd37e0e5d2fccommon-dutch-verbs-1-of-5�komenkomen["komen"]to come["to come"]Ik kom uit Nederland.I'm from the Netherlands.p2:19�%+!#YGdd1bfb60910dcooking-methodsmstovenstoven["stoven"]stewing["stewing"]Ik stoof rundvlees voor het avondeten.I am stewing beef for dinner.p5:114�%!##+A9dd0731384a90weekdays-de dinsdagdedinsdag["dinsdag"]the tuesday["the tuesday"]Dinsdag is mijn vrije dag.Tuesday is my day off.p3:55�"%%'OUdca090bc6f71cuisine-foodkde frietdefriet["friet"]the fries["the fries"]Ik eet graag friet met mayonaise.I like to eat fries with mayonnaise.db:111i%##+#+dc9decccc6fenumberstweehonderdtweehonderd["tweehonderd"]two hundred["two hundred"]p3:32�%%W[dc67d504fd11prepositions¿nana["na"]after["after"]We gaan naar de bioscoop na het eten.We're going to the movies after dinner.p4:90}%53/dbdba992ee36common-dutch-adverbsånooitnooit["nooit"]never["never"]Ik eet nooit vlees.I never eat meat.p4:128‚%S?7?!)ws dbc0033c835bemployment-and-workplace-vocabulary%het cv (curriculum vitae)hetcv (curriculum vitae)["cv","curriculum vitae"]the resume["the resume"]Ik moet mijn cv bijwerken voordat ik ga solliciteren.I need to update my resume before I apply for jobs.p9:16�p%?!EQkmdb8e4b67ff13common-dutch-verbs-4-of-5‚noemennoemen["noemen"]to call; to mention, to name["to call","to mention","to name"]Kun je mijn naam noemen tijdens de presentatie?Can you mention my name during the presentation?p5:135�!%5))+')-3 db7d6175fe42time-related-phrases_het is [time].het is [time].["het is time"]It is [time].["it is time"]Het is vijf uur.It is five o'clock.p3:105gM!Wcmodb6d3f10c8b0referring-to-objects-and-persons†daaromdaarom["daarom"]because, therefor�#%/%WMe041024ccffadining-vocabularyhet menuhetmenu["menu"]the menu["the menu"]Kun je me alsjeblieft het menu geven?Can you please give me the menu?p5:9 YÁ 2 ¬ ú K Á O�ä+ÑT¥=ÓÑhÁuY�&%K'%C9e467e0f3b2abpositive-emotions-and-attitudespplezierigplezierig["plezierig"]pleasant["pleasant"]Het was een plezierige dag.It was a pleasant day.p7:24�>%7'1m_e429c315108dphysical-descriptionsoudoud["oud"]old; previous["old","previous"]Mijn oma is al heel oud, maar nog steeds actief.My grandma is very old, but still active.p6:114�%%;!#YGe3fecaa7559dcommon-dutch-adjectives¬huidighuidig["huidig"]current["current"]Mijn huidige baan bevalt me heel goed.I really like my current job.p2:50h%9')e3de555d4e13basic-dutch-vocabulary%neenee["nee"]no["no"]Nee, dank je.No, thank you.db:39@%e3d401aceabanumbersþzeszes["zes"]six["six"]p3:8�?%O3S=?e3b1674f61b7common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesðbreedbreed["breed"]broad(ly), wide(ly)["broad","broadly","wide","widely"]De snelweg is erg breed.The highway is very wide.p2:118i%7#%e37ec9e54a7ephysical-descriptionsdundun["dun"]thin["thin"]Zij is dun.She is thin.p6:113g%/!!)# e36bf16f901fverbs-zijn-hebbenMwij hebbenwij hebben["wij hebben"]we have["we have"]db:79�-%?!!)QEe33c76a55890house-and-home-vocabularydde garagedegarage["garage"]the garage["the garage"]Ik parkeer mijn auto in de garage.I park my car in the garage.db:104|%;/3e31c3bbf9efbcommon-dutch-adjectivesžlieflief["lief"]sweet["sweet"]Het kind is lief.The child is sweet.p2:36Y%/!! e2fa3747d200verbs-zijn-hebbenHik hebik heb["ik heb"]I have["i have"]db:74�a%;+%-#+see2ef07372e0fhealth-and-medical-careXde vermoeidheiddevermoeidheid["vermoeidheid"]the fatigue["the fatigue"]Ik voel me altijd moe en heb last van vermoeidheid.I always feel tired and suffer from fatigue.p6:200�T%51195=?G e2d9f8f08f4ftime-related-phrasesdhet duurt drie uurhet duurt drie uur["het duurt drie uur"]It takes three hours["it takes three hours"]De vlucht duurt drie uur.The flight takes three hours.p3:110�*%1#%)1?Ce2cc53396af9relationship-terms„de vriendindevriendin["vriendin"]the girlfriend["the girlfriend"]Mijn vriendin is lerares.My girlfriend is a teacher.p4:31�=%%'-Ws e27bf5b22b5cthe-clockPdrie uurdrie uur["drie uur"]three o'clock["three oclock"]De afspraak is om drie uur vanmiddag.The appointment is at three o'clock this afternoon.p3:90�:%'!))1QW e268d38bba1dbeveragesGde witte wijndewitte wijn["witte wijn"]the white wine["the white wine"]Ik drink graag witte wijn bij vis.I like to drink white wine with fish.p5:76�4%?%/S]e248a0fc4b5bcommon-dutch-verbs-1-of-5”eteneten["eten"]to eat, food["to eat","food"]Ik eet graag pizza met kaas en ham.I like to eat pizza with cheese and ham.p2:26�%CKe23279f07e60the-clock[laterlater["later"]later["later"]Later gaan we naar de film.We're going to the movie later.p3:101�-%?')15Ie22bb78e9856common-dutch-verbs-2-of-5Èontbijtenontbijten["ontbijten"]have breakfast["have breakfast"]Ik ontbijt om 8 uur.I have breakfast at 8 o'clock.p2:78�0%?!1;G;e220e609ce5ecommon-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Ðkunnenkunnen["kunnen"]can, to be able to["can","to be able to"]Kun je me alsjeblieft helpen?Can you please help me?p4:107�%;=9e20c3262e85dhealth-and-medical-careWmoemoe["moe"]tired["tired"]Ik ben heel moe vandaag.I am very tired today.p6:199�f%33;5=Yc e1bfb02cc486the-clockXvijf over half drievijf over half drie["vijf over half drie"]twenty five to three["twenty five to three"]De afspraak is om vijf over half drie.The appointment is at twenty-five to three.p3:98�%%A#SIe1470788de78vegetables-and-side-dishes4de erwtdeerwt["erwt"]the pea["the pea"]Ik hou van erwtensoep in de winter.I like pea soup in the winter.p5:57�2%A%[Qe0d29b6b06a5vegetables-and-side-dishes7de rijstderijst["rijst"]the rice["the rice"]Ik hou van gebakken rijst met groenten.I like fried rice with vegetables.p5:60� %/5)/7e45a0c213151personal-pronouns4uu["u"]you (plural, formal)["you"]plural, formalSpreekt u Engels?Do you speak English?db:54 Xª X �   ê  x»^Á-‡ú7ŽÖM¬sXS%#!e9bbc1b02a2anumbers twintigtwintig["twintig"]twenty["twenty"]p3:22�%%/MIe98d10b8f0c5materials§de luchtdelucht["lucht"]the air; sky["the air","sky"]De vogels vliegen door de lucht.The birds fly through the air.p8:25�3%G'OUe984dbcbe207household-items-and-furniture�de stoeldestoel["stoel"]the chair["the chair"]Ik zit op een comfortabele stoel.I am sitting on a comfortable chair.p4:43�R%++3-5_] e92fcb43a2bethe-clockTkwart voor driekwart voor drie["kwart voor drie"]quarter to three["quarter to three"]We hebben afgesproken om kwart voor drie.We agreed to meet at a quarter to three.p3:94�6%?%%YSe872e2d82a84common-dutch-verbs-5-of-5genietengenieten["genieten"]to enjoy["to enjoy"]Ik geniet van een lekker kopje koffie.I am enjoying a nice cup of coffee.p8:120�'%;'!)!)?5e86df8d133aahealth-and-medical-care?de gezondheiddegezondheid["gezondheid"]the health["the health"]Gezondheid is belangrijk.Health is important.p6:175�A%1#%%-Y]e863e22e1559leisure-activities€de vakantiedevakantie["vakantie"]the vacation["the vacation"]Wij gaan op vakantie met onze familie.We're going on vacation with our family.p10:60� %I##/)e82bc6b27182weather-and-climate-vocabularyÐhagelenhagelen["hagelen"]to hail["to hail"]Het gaat hagelen.It is hailing.p8:66�$%+#_Se7a3e2f939b4cooking-methodsjkokenkoken["koken"]cooking["cooking"]Ik kook aardappelen voor bij de maaltijd.I am cooking potatoes for the meal.p5:111�%1'?7e78de80a374asports-and-leisureVde hobbydehobby["hobby"]the hobby["the hobby"]Mijn hobby is schilderen.My hobby is painting.p10:18�%A%GEe733dfa9c3a8occupations-or-professions8de kokdekok["kok"]the chef["the chef"]Ik ben kok in een restaurant.I am a chef in a restaurant.db:58�#%!'YUe722c3f38180fruitRde meloendemeloen["meloen"]the melon["the melon"]Meloenen zijn verfrissend in de zomer.Melons are refreshing in the summer.p5:87�6%/#aee6ec6ab2e2dbdining-vocabularyhet kopjehetkopje["kopje"]the cup["the cup"]Wil je koffie of thee in dat kleine kopje?Do you want coffee or tea in that small cup?p5:28�;%)!!)#k[e6d93c4d9775emotions-moodsŽongelukkigongelukkig["ongelukkig"]unhappy["unhappy"]Ik ben ongelukkig met mijn leven op dit moment.I'm unhappy with my life at the moment.p7:54�"%C%GIe6d30f70018enatural-landmarks-phenomena›de boomdeboom["boom"]the tree["the tree"]Er staat een boom in de tuin.There is a tree in the garden.p8:13�L%?%'+3Mce68cd29881eehouse-and-home-vocabulary^de woonkamerdewoonkamer["woonkamer"]the living room["the living room"]We zitten samen in de woonkamer.We are sitting together in the living room.db:98�%!)IAe6603852a79fcoloursde kleurdekleur["kleur"]the colour["the colour"]Blauw is mijn favoriete kleur.Blue is my favorite color.p6:116� %IA9e622e5bb4de5dates-and-calendar-expressions6de dagdedag["dag"]day["day"]Wat is de dag van vandaag?What is the day today?p3:64� %/#+=/e6143ce3134eparts-of-the-body4de buikdebuik["buik"]the stomach["the stomach"]Ik wrijf over mijn buik.I rub my stomach.p6:164�9%Oe[e5cf353ad9e8common-dutch-adjectives-oppositesêvroegvroeg["vroeg"]early["early"]We moeten vroeg opstaan om op tijd te komen.We have to wake up early to be on time.p2:112�1%5!%U[e5c35e4fca15geography-and-placesºde heuveldeheuvel["heuvel"]the hill["the hill"]De kinderen rollen van de heuvel af.The children are rolling down the hill.p8:44�%I#'A3e5ac9631d1d6weather-and-climate-vocabularyÓvriezenvriezen["vriezen"]to freeze["to freeze"]Het vriest dat het kraakt.It's freezing cold.p8:69�G%5%%uee54d20699d8ework-related-actions:lesgevenlesgeven["lesgeven"]to teach["to teach"]Ik geef les in informatica aan de middelbare school.I teach computer science at the high school.p9:37� %%GAe99aafda0fecweekdays+de weekdeweek["week"]the week["the week"]De deadline is volgende week.The deadline is next week.p3:53 M‚ž ‘ à t à < [ Æ 6ká2h؆Ýy‚b�u%33;5=_{ eefb3235003dthe-clockWvijf voor half drievijf voor half drie["vijf voor half drie"]twenty five past two["twenty five past two"]Het is nu vijf voor half drie 's middags.It's now twenty-five minutes past two in the afternoon.p3:97�%+#%!);?ee6f2127c688types-of-places¶de bioscoopdebioscoop["bioscoop"]the cinema["the cinema"]Ik ga naar de bioscoop.I am going to the cinema.p6:38�E%?'!)#+[Qee55e04fcbdehouse-and-home-vocabulary_de slaapkamerdeslaapkamer["slaapkamer"]the bedroom["the bedroom"]De slaapkamer is op de bovenverdieping.The bedroom is on the upper floor.db:99�'%M%9A?ee0fbe6e905creferring-to-objects-and-persons�daardaar["daar"](over) there["there","over there"]Ik ga daar morgen naartoe.I'm going there tomorrow.p2:7~%5!1/edb99899c396common-dutch-adverbsóbijnabijna["bijna"]almost["almost"]Het is bijna tijd.It's almost time.p4:142�Q%?#}{ed5bc7eacf88common-dutch-verbs-3-of-5Ûgevengeven["geven"]to give["to give"]Ik ga mijn moeder 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treatment; therapy["the treatment","therapy"]De behandeling duurt een uur.The treatment takes one hour.p6:195�<%A7CI?ec16cc55553ccommon-animals-and-insectsæde katerdekater["kater"]the male cat/hangover["the male cat","hangover"]Mijn kater slaapt de hele dag.My tomcat sleeps all day.p8:88�%C==)' ebf114559261countries-and-nationalitiesQindonesië (indonesisch)indonesië (indonesisch)["indonesië"]indonesia["indonesia"]p10:13�_%5'!))1}]ebc561bc1165household-appliancesÉde vaatwasserdevaatwasser["vaatwasser"]the dishwasher["the dishwasher"]Ik gebruik de vaatwasser om mijn borden schoon te maken.I use the dishwasher to clean my plates.p4:100�%)%;9eb8720e41415the-human-facede kindekin["kin"]the chin["the chin"]Ik heb een puntige kin.I have a pointed chin.p6:136�/%/!)[[eb77f087eaafdining-vocabularyde flesdefles["fles"]the bottle["the bottle"]Kun je alsjeblieft de fles wijn openen?Can you please open the bottle of wine?p5:29k%/1/eaf02549d972personal-pronouns/hijhij["hij"]he["he"]Hij is mijn broer.He is my brother.db:49�/%?!/9G=eac0969f154acommon-dutch-verbs-4-of-5ˆvoelenvoelen["voelen"]to feel, to touch["to feel","to touch"]Ik voel me niet goed vandaag.I don't feel well today.p5:141‚ %5??GCIU[ eab3e2dd2217time-related-phrasesevan twee uur tot drie uurvan twee uur tot drie uur["van twee uur tot drie uur"]from two till three o'clock["from two till three oclock"]De les is van twee uur tot drie uur.The class is from two to three o'clock.p3:111�-%'iWeab240b840b5materials¦de plankdeplank["plank"]the plank["the plank"]We hebben een nieuwe plank nodig voor de kast.We need a new plank for the cupboard.p8:24O3=9Ce9f�%E%?=ef5c57a90485language-learning-vocabularyhet woordhetwoord["woord"]the word["the word"]Kun je dit woord spellen?Can you spell this word?db:4 šD o šC�O%A!%/oifcca8322e161transportation-and-trafficžveiligveilig["veilig"]safe, secure["safe","secure"]Deze buurt is veilig om 's avonds in te wandelen.This neighborhood is safe to walk in at night.p6:14B�%5%CEf7bfdd824d96household-appliancesÅde ovendeoven["oven"]the oven["the oven"]Ik bak de taart in de oven.I bake the cake in the oven.p4:96A‚ %S5/79Am[f312e3f23224employment-and-workplace-vocabularyde sollicitatiebriefdesollicitatiebrief["sollicitatiebrief"]the application letter["the application letter"]Ik heb mijn sollicitatiebrief vandaag verstuurd.I sent my job application letter today.p9:10?�_%)##� �ef6ed697c2fdemotions-moods{woedendwoedend["woedend"]furious["furious"]Ik werd woedend toen ik ontdekte dat mijn telefoon was gestolen.I became furious when I discovered that my phone had been stolen.p7:35 8Æ a Ë 6 Ë R À [³ÐcÀýL€á _ž68e%/3+f30cb396cd3apersonal-pronouns,ikik["ik"]I["i"]Ik ben een student.I am a student.db:46�?%S!)eGf2b2ad77e46eemployment-and-workplace-vocabulary$de briefdebrief["brief"]the letter["the letter"]Hij heeft een brief naar zijn baas gestuurd.He sent a letter to his boss.p9:15�,%?!'OIf286036fe15chouse-and-home-vocabularyede 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