意味
Formal evening greeting.
文化的背景
The Dutch are very precise about time. Using 'Goedenavond' at 5:55 PM might get you a correction or a playful 'Het is nog middag!' In Flanders, 'Goedenavond' is also common, but you might hear 'Goedenavond' used slightly more formally than in the Netherlands. The 'Achtuurjournaal' (8 o'clock news) is a national institution. The anchor's 'Goedenavond' is the signal for many Dutch families that the formal evening has begun. Saying 'Goedenavond' to neighbors when you see them in the evening is considered essential for being a 'goede buur' (good neighbor).
The 6 PM Rule
Switch from 'Goedemiddag' to 'Goedenavond' exactly at 6:00 PM to sound like a local.
Not for Goodbyes
Never use 'Goedenavond' when leaving a place; use 'Fijne avond' instead.
意味
Formal evening greeting.
The 6 PM Rule
Switch from 'Goedemiddag' to 'Goedenavond' exactly at 6:00 PM to sound like a local.
Not for Goodbyes
Never use 'Goedenavond' when leaving a place; use 'Fijne avond' instead.
The Elided 'D'
Drop the 'de' and say 'Goenavond' to sound more casual and fluent in shops.
Eye Contact
Always make brief eye contact when saying 'Goedenavond' to a stranger in a hallway.
自分をテスト
What is the correct greeting when entering a restaurant at 7:30 PM?
Je loopt een restaurant binnen om 19:30. Wat zeg je?
Since it is after 6:00 PM (18:00), 'Goedenavond' is the correct greeting.
Complete the sentence with the correct greeting.
______, heeft u een tafel voor twee personen?
In a formal setting like a restaurant, 'Goedenavond' is the most appropriate greeting.
Match the greeting to the correct time.
Match: 1. 08:00, 2. 14:00, 3. 20:00
Morgen is morning, Middag is afternoon, Avond is evening.
Fill in the missing part of the dialogue.
Kassière: 'Goedenavond!' -> Klant: '______!'
The standard response to 'Goedenavond' is to repeat it back.
🎉 スコア： /4
ビジュアル学習ツール
Dutch Time Greetings
Morning (06:00-12:00)
- • Goedemorgen
Afternoon (12:00-18:00)
- • Goedemiddag
Evening (18:00-00:00)
- • Goedenavond
Night (00:00-06:00)
- • Goedenacht
練習問題バンク
4 問題Je loopt een restaurant binnen om 19:30. Wat zeg je?
Since it is after 6:00 PM (18:00), 'Goedenavond' is the correct greeting.
______, heeft u een tafel voor twee personen?
In a formal setting like a restaurant, 'Goedenavond' is the most appropriate greeting.
Match: 1. 08:00, 2. 14:00, 3. 20:00
Morgen is morning, Middag is afternoon, Avond is evening.
Kassière: 'Goedenavond!' -> Klant: '______!'
The standard response to 'Goedenavond' is to repeat it back.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問In modern Dutch, it is written as one word: Goedenavond.
It's better to wait until 6:00 PM. Before that, use 'Goedemiddag'.
'Goedenavond' is a greeting for arrival. 'Goedenacht' is for leaving or going to bed late at night.
With friends, 'Hoi' is fine. With a waiter or a stranger, 'Goedenavond' is much more polite.
Simply say 'Goedenavond' back, or add 'hoe gaat het?'
It's a remnant of an old grammatical case (the accusative) that has since disappeared from the rest of the language.
Yes, it is the standard evening greeting in Flanders as well.
Yes, if you are writing a semi-formal email in the evening, it is a great opening.
It's a common spoken variation, but you should always write 'Goedenavond'.
You still say 'Goedenavond' because you are arriving.
関連フレーズ
Goedemorgen
similarGood morning
Goedemiddag
similarGood afternoon
Goedenacht
similarGood night
Fijne avond
contrastHave a nice evening
Goenavond
specialized formGood evening (casual)
