意味
Asking about professional life.
文化的背景
The 'Vrijmibo' (Friday afternoon drinks) is the prime time for this phrase. It's a cultural staple where hierarchies flatten and everyone asks each other how work is going. Flemish people might be slightly more formal and use 'op het werk' more consistently than the Dutch, who love to shorten everything. Directness is key. If you ask this, be prepared for a 'complaint' about being busy, which is actually a sign of status. In Dutch-speaking Caribbean cultures, the pace of work might be discussed with more emphasis on social harmony and family balance.
The 'Druk' Response
If someone says 'Druk!' (Busy!), follow up with 'Gezonde druk?' (Healthy busy?). It's a very native way to continue the conversation.
Don't say 'In'
Even if your native language uses 'in', resist the urge. 'In werk' sounds like you are physically inside a piece of work.
意味
Asking about professional life.
The 'Druk' Response
If someone says 'Druk!' (Busy!), follow up with 'Gezonde druk?' (Healthy busy?). It's a very native way to continue the conversation.
Don't say 'In'
Even if your native language uses 'in', resist the urge. 'In werk' sounds like you are physically inside a piece of work.
Be Honest
Dutch people often give real answers. If work is bad, they might say so. Don't be shocked by the lack of 'everything is great' sugar-coating.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct preposition.
Hoe gaat het ___ werk?
In Dutch, we always use 'op' when referring to being at or doing work in this context.
Which sentence is the most natural for a casual chat?
Select the best option:
'Hoe gaat het op werk?' is the standard natural expression.
Complete the dialogue.
Sanne: 'Hoi! Hoe gaat het op werk?' Mark: '_________'
The question asks how it is going, so an answer about the state of work (good/busy) is appropriate.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You see your neighbor returning from his job in the evening.
All these phrases are appropriate for checking in with someone after their workday.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Common Answers to 'Hoe gaat het op werk?'
Positive
- • Goed!
- • Lekker!
- • Gezellig!
Neutral
- • Druk
- • Z'n gangetje
- • Hetzelfde
Negative
- • Niet zo best
- • Veel stress
- • Chaos
練習問題バンク
4 問題Hoe gaat het ___ werk?
In Dutch, we always use 'op' when referring to being at or doing work in this context.
Select the best option:
'Hoe gaat het op werk?' is the standard natural expression.
Sanne: 'Hoi! Hoe gaat het op werk?' Mark: '_________'
The question asks how it is going, so an answer about the state of work (good/busy) is appropriate.
You see your neighbor returning from his job in the evening.
All these phrases are appropriate for checking in with someone after their workday.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問Technically, 'op het werk' is the full form, but 'op werk' is standard in spoken Dutch.
Yes, if you have a relatively informal relationship, which is common in the Netherlands. Otherwise, use 'Hoe gaat het op het werk?'.
'Bij' is never used here. You can say 'bij [Bedrijfsnaam]', but for the concept of work, it's always 'op'.
Common answers are: 'Goed!', 'Lekker druk!', 'Z'n gangetje' (Same as usual), or 'Niet zo best' (Not so great).
Yes, though they are slightly more likely to include the article 'het'.
No, that sounds like 'How goes work?' and is missing the dummy subject 'het'.
Not necessarily. It refers to your professional life in general, regardless of where you are when asked.
That is also correct and slightly more personal. 'Op werk' is more about the environment/situation.
You still use 'op werk'. It's about the 'state' of working.
It is neutral. It's safe for almost any social situation.
関連フレーズ
Hoe gaat het met je baan?
similarHow is it going with your job?
Lekker gewerkt?
specialized formDid you have a good work session?
Wat doe je voor werk?
builds onWhat do you do for work?
Druk op werk?
specialized formBusy at work?
