意味
Asking for destination.
文化的背景
The Dutch are famous for their 'agenda-cultuur'. Asking 'Waarheen gaan we?' is often the start of a long planning session where everyone's opinion is heard. In Flanders, you might hear 'Naar waar gaan we?' more often. It's slightly more influenced by French structure but 'Waarheen' is perfectly understood. In Surinamese Dutch, the language can be more expressive and rhythmic. 'Waarheen gaan we?' is used, but often followed by 'straks' or 'zo' to indicate immediate future. In Afrikaans, the equivalent is 'Waarheen gaan ons?'. The similarity shows the shared heritage, though 'ons' replaces 'we'.
The Split Rule
If you want to sound more like a native speaker in a cafe, say 'Waar gaan we heen?' instead of 'Waarheen gaan we?'.
Don't forget the 'heen'
Without 'heen', you are just asking 'Where go we?', which is grammatically broken in Dutch.
意味
Asking for destination.
The Split Rule
If you want to sound more like a native speaker in a cafe, say 'Waar gaan we heen?' instead of 'Waarheen gaan we?'.
Don't forget the 'heen'
Without 'heen', you are just asking 'Where go we?', which is grammatically broken in Dutch.
Metaphorical Use
Use this phrase in a job interview to ask about the company's future: 'Waarheen gaat het bedrijf de komende vijf jaar?'.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing part of the directional word.
Waar____ gaan we vanavond?
'Waarheen' is the standard word for 'where to'.
Which sentence is a correct way to ask 'Where are we going?' in spoken Dutch?
Kies de juiste zin:
This is the common split version of 'Waarheen gaan we?' with correct inversion.
Complete the dialogue between a tourist and a guide.
Toerist: 'De bus stopt hier.' Gids: 'Ja, stap maar in.' Toerist: '________?' Gids: 'Naar het museum.'
The tourist is asking for the destination of the bus trip.
Match the phrase to the most appropriate situation.
Waarheen gaan we met deze relatie?
This is a metaphorical use of the phrase.
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4 問題Waar____ gaan we vanavond?
'Waarheen' is the standard word for 'where to'.
Kies de juiste zin:
This is the common split version of 'Waarheen gaan we?' with correct inversion.
Toerist: 'De bus stopt hier.' Gids: 'Ja, stap maar in.' Toerist: '________?' Gids: 'Naar het museum.'
The tourist is asking for the destination of the bus trip.
Waarheen gaan we met deze relatie?
This is a metaphorical use of the phrase.
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よくある質問
10 問Yes, when written at the start of a sentence, it is usually one word. However, it is often split in spoken Dutch.
Yes, you can ask 'Waarheen gaat zij?' (Where is she going?).
They are mostly interchangeable in this context, but 'naartoe' is slightly more common in informal speech.
It is neutral. It's not too formal for friends, and not too informal for a boss.
Yes! This means 'Where are we going to eat?'.
Usually with 'Naar...' followed by a destination. For example: 'Naar Amsterdam.'
It's a feature of Dutch grammar called 'separable adverbs'. It makes the sentence flow more naturally in speech.
Yes, though 'Naar waar' is a common regional variation in Flanders.
Yes: 'Waarheen gingen we?' (Where were we going?).
Yes, 'waarheen' implies movement, so you need verbs like gaan (go), reizen (travel), or rijden (drive).
関連フレーズ
Waar gaan we naartoe?
synonymWhere are we going to?
Waarheen reist u?
specialized formWhere are you traveling to?
Wat is de bestemming?
similarWhat is the destination?
Hoe komen we daar?
builds onHow do we get there?
