意味
Reacting to an unexpected event.
文化的背景
The Dutch 'Agenda' culture makes surprises rare and therefore highly valued. Using this phrase shows you appreciate the effort to break the routine. Flemish speakers use this too, but might sound slightly more formal or use 'schoon' instead of 'leuk' (Wat een schone verrassing!). In Surinamese Dutch, the intonation might be more melodic, and the phrase is used with great warmth in large family gatherings. Even in 'strakke' (tight/formal) business settings, this phrase is used to soften the atmosphere when a goal is reached early.
The 'e' Rule
Always check if the noun is 'de' or 'het'. Since it's 'de verrassing', it's always 'leuke'.
Intonation is Key
Start high on 'Wat' and drop slightly, then rise on 'leuke' to show excitement.
意味
Reacting to an unexpected event.
The 'e' Rule
Always check if the noun is 'de' or 'het'. Since it's 'de verrassing', it's always 'leuke'.
Intonation is Key
Start high on 'Wat' and drop slightly, then rise on 'leuke' to show excitement.
Don't be Sarcastic
Unless you are very advanced, avoid using this sarcastically as it can sound genuinely confusing.
自分をテスト
Choose the grammatically correct version of the phrase.
Je krijgt een cadeau. Wat zeg je?
'Verrassing' is a de-word, so the adjective gets an -e.
Fill in the missing word.
Wat ___ leuke verrassing!
The exclamatory pattern is always 'Wat een...'.
Match the phrase to the best situation.
Situation: Your friend pays for your coffee without telling you.
An unexpected kind gesture is a perfect 'leuke verrassing'.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 'Surprise! We zijn er!' B: 'Hé! _________!'
This is the standard response to a surprise visit.
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Adjective Endings
練習問題バンク
4 問題Je krijgt een cadeau. Wat zeg je?
'Verrassing' is a de-word, so the adjective gets an -e.
Wat ___ leuke verrassing!
The exclamatory pattern is always 'Wat een...'.
Situation: Your friend pays for your coffee without telling you.
An unexpected kind gesture is a perfect 'leuke verrassing'.
A: 'Surprise! We zijn er!' B: 'Hé! _________!'
This is the standard response to a surprise visit.
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よくある質問
10 問No, it is grammatically incorrect because 'verrassing' is a de-word. It must be 'leuke'.
It is neutral. You can use it with friends, family, and even in most professional settings.
'Aangename' is more formal and literally means 'pleasant'. 'Leuke' is more common and friendly.
No, 'leuk' means nice/fun. For bad surprises, you would say 'Wat een nare verrassing'.
You can say 'Graag gedaan!' (You're welcome) or 'Ik hoop dat je het leuk vindt!' (I hope you like it).
No, you can say 'Wat een leuke verrassingen!' if there are many.
'Wat een' is the fixed exclamatory form for 'What a...'. 'Wat' alone means 'What'.
Yes, very often! People often use emojis like 🎁 or ✨ with it.
Generally, they prefer plans, but a 'leuke verrassing' is always appreciated if it's positive!
Yes, 'mooie' (beautiful) works well for more emotional or aesthetic surprises.
関連フレーズ
Wat een geluk!
similarWhat luck!
Dat had ik niet verwacht.
builds onI didn't expect that.
Aangename verrassing
synonymPleasant surprise
Verrassing van de koude kermis
contrastA rude awakening / bad surprise
