Learn Dutch
A1 · Lesson 11 · Daily life

Daily routine

Your day, from getting up to going to bed.

Grammar

Separable verbs

  • Many verbs have a prefix that splits off and goes to the end of the sentence: opstaan → Ik sta om zeven uur op.
  • The stress is on the prefix: opstaan, afwassen, aankleden.
Vocabulary

12 new words

  • opstaan
    to get up
  • ontbijten
    to have breakfast
  • werken
    to work
  • koken
    to cook
  • afwassen
    to do the dishes
  • slapen
    to sleep
  • 's ochtends
    in the morning
  • 's avonds
    in the evening
  • altijd
    always
  • vaak
    often
  • soms
    sometimes
  • nooit
    never
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