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genoeg

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解説 genoeg in your Level:
At the A1 level, 'genoeg' is one of the first words you learn to express basic needs and limits. You use it primarily with nouns like 'water', 'eten' (food), and 'geld' (money). The goal here is simple communication: telling someone you have enough or don't have enough. You learn the basic sentence structure 'Ik heb genoeg [noun]'. You also learn to say 'Nee, genoeg!' when someone is pouring you a drink. It's about recognizing that the word means 'stop' or 'sufficient'. At this stage, don't worry too much about complex word order with adjectives; focus on the quantity aspect. You might also encounter it in short phrases like 'Genoeg is genoeg' (Enough is enough), which is easy to remember because it's identical to English. The focus is on survival Dutch—ensuring you can manage your resources in a basic conversation at a cafe or shop.
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By A2, you are expected to use 'genoeg' more accurately with adjectives. This is where the word order rule becomes vital: 'De koffie is warm genoeg' (The coffee is warm enough). You start to move beyond just nouns and begin describing qualities. You should also be able to use 'genoeg' to describe actions, like 'Ik werk genoeg' (I work enough). You will start to see 'genoeg' in slightly more complex sentences, such as 'Ik heb niet genoeg geld om dit te kopen' (I don't have enough money to buy this). This level is about refining your placement of the word and beginning to use it to link ideas of sufficiency to consequences. You are also introduced to the negative form 'niet genoeg' and how it functions as a single unit of meaning in everyday dialogue.
At the B1 level, you should be comfortable using 'genoeg' in idiomatic expressions and more abstract contexts. You'll learn the phrase 'genoeg hebben van iets' (to be fed up with something) and use it to express opinions and feelings. Your sentence structures become more varied; for instance, using 'genoeg' in subordinate clauses: 'Omdat ik genoeg tijd had, ben ik gaan wandelen' (Because I had enough time, I went for a walk). You also start to distinguish between 'genoeg' and its more formal counterpart 'voldoende' and know when to use each based on the situation. You might use 'genoeg' to talk about social issues or personal development, such as 'Er is genoeg werk voor iedereen' (There is enough work for everyone). Your understanding of the word shifts from a simple quantifier to a versatile tool for nuanced expression.
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At the B2 level, you use 'genoeg' with precision and stylistic flair. You understand that placing 'genoeg' after a noun (e.g., 'tijd genoeg') adds a specific emphasis or a slightly more relaxed, colloquial tone. you are expected to use 'genoeg' in complex grammatical constructions involving 'om te' + infinitive: 'Hij is niet dapper genoeg om de waarheid te vertellen' (He is not brave enough to tell the truth). You also recognize the word in more sophisticated idioms and can use it to argue a point or debate sufficiency in a professional or academic setting. You understand the difference between 'genoeg' and more specific terms like 'toereikend' or 'afdoende' and can choose the word that best fits the professional register of your conversation or writing.
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At the C1 level, 'genoeg' is used to express subtle shades of meaning. You might use it ironically or to understate a situation (litotes), such as 'Dat is nogal een probleem, zachtjes genoeg gezegd' (That is quite a problem, to put it mildly). You are fully aware of the historical and literary uses of the word and can appreciate its role in Dutch proverbs and sayings. Your use of 'genoeg' is seamless, and you can manipulate word order for rhetorical effect without making mistakes. You can engage in deep discussions about whether a solution is 'afdoende' versus 'genoeg' and explain the legal or logical implications of those choices. You also understand how 'genoeg' functions in fast-paced, idiomatic native speech where it might be shortened or blended with other words.
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At the C2 level, your mastery of 'genoeg' is indistinguishable from that of a native speaker. You can use the word in all its varied forms—as a quantifier, an adverb, a pronoun, and an emotional exclamation—with perfect timing and cultural resonance. You can write essays or deliver speeches where 'genoeg' is used to create rhythm and emphasis. You understand the etymological roots of the word and how it relates to other Germanic languages, and you can play with the word in creative writing or poetry. Whether it's the stark simplicity of a legal definition or the rich complexity of a philosophical argument about 'the good life' and what constitutes 'enough,' you handle the word with total confidence and nuance.
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  • Genoeg means 'enough' or 'sufficiently' in Dutch.
  • It comes AFTER adjectives (e.g., 'warm genoeg').
  • It comes BEFORE nouns (e.g., 'genoeg geld').
  • The phrase 'genoeg hebben van' means to be fed up with something.

The Dutch word genoeg is a fundamental building block of the language, primarily serving as an adverb or a quantifier to indicate sufficiency. For English speakers, it translates directly to 'enough' or 'sufficiently,' but its placement in a sentence requires careful attention because it often deviates from English syntax. While in English we say 'big enough,' the Dutch equivalent groot genoeg follows a similar pattern, but the nuances of using it with nouns versus adjectives are where learners often stumble. It is a word that permeates every level of Dutch society, from the pragmatic negotiation of prices to the emotional expression of having reached one's limit.

Quantity
When referring to an amount of something, such as money or food, 'genoeg' usually precedes the noun: 'Ik heb genoeg geld' (I have enough money).
Degree
When modifying an adjective, it follows the adjective: 'Het is warm genoeg' (It is warm enough).
Emotional State
Used to express frustration or completion, such as 'Nu is het genoeg!' (That is enough now!).

Ik heb vandaag genoeg water gedronken.

In a cultural sense, 'genoeg' reflects the Dutch value of 'doe maar gewoon' (just act normal). It suggests a balance—not too little, but certainly not an excessive, wasteful amount. To have 'genoeg' is to be satisfied, which aligns with the Dutch concept of 'tevredenheid' (contentment). You will hear this word in the supermarket when someone asks if you have enough bags, in the classroom when a teacher decides a lesson has concluded, and in the household when discussing chores or food portions. It is versatile, powerful, and essential for reaching A2 proficiency and beyond.

Dat is genoeg voor nu.

Mastering 'genoeg' requires understanding its interaction with other parts of speech. Unlike English, where 'enough' can sometimes feel flexible, Dutch has specific syntactic rules. When 'genoeg' acts as an adverb modifying an adjective, it almost always comes *after* that adjective. This is a common pitfall for English speakers who might want to say 'genoeg groot' (enough big), which is incorrect. The correct form is 'groot genoeg' (big enough). However, when 'genoeg' modifies a noun, it typically precedes it, just like in English: 'genoeg tijd' (enough time).

Adjective Modification
Adjective + Genoeg: 'De soep is zout genoeg' (The soup is salty enough).
Noun Modification
Genoeg + Noun: 'Er zijn genoeg stoelen' (There are enough chairs).
Verb Modification
Verb + Genoeg: 'Ik slaap genoeg' (I sleep enough).

Ben je oud genoeg om te stemmen?

Another important usage is the phrase 'genoeg hebben van,' which means 'to be fed up with' or 'to have had enough of.' This is a common idiomatic expression. For example, 'Ik heb genoeg van dit weer' (I've had enough of this weather). Here, 'genoeg' functions as part of a fixed prepositional phrase. Furthermore, in more formal writing, you might see 'genoeg' placed after the noun for emphasis, though this is less common in modern spoken Dutch: 'tijd genoeg' (plenty of time). This inversion emphasizes that time is not a constraint.

We hebben genoeg gegeten, bedankt.

In the Netherlands and Flanders, 'genoeg' is heard in almost every social interaction involving limits or requirements. Imagine you are at a 'borrel' (a social drink). Someone offers you more 'bitterballen.' You might say, 'Nee, bedankt, ik heb genoeg gehad' (No thanks, I've had enough). It is a polite but firm way to decline further offerings. In a professional setting, a project manager might ask, 'Hebben we genoeg informatie om te beginnen?' (Do we have enough information to start?). Here, it functions as a check for sufficiency in a task-oriented environment.

The Supermarket
Cashier: 'Heeft u genoeg zegeltjes?' (Do you have enough stamps/loyalty points?)
Parenting
'Nu is het genoeg geweest!' (That's quite enough now! - often said to children misbehaving).
Weather Talk
'Er is eindelijk genoeg zon vandaag.' (There is finally enough sun today.)

Is de koffie sterk genoeg?

You will also encounter 'genoeg' in media and literature. News headlines often use it to discuss resources: 'Niet genoeg woningen voor starters' (Not enough houses for first-time buyers). In sports, a commentator might say, 'Het was net niet genoeg voor de overwinning' (It was just not enough for the victory). The word is also central to the Dutch mindset of 'nuchterheid' (pragmatism). If something is 'goed genoeg' (good enough), it is often accepted without the need for unnecessary perfectionism, reflecting a practical approach to life and work.

Er zijn genoeg redenen om te blijven.

The most frequent error English speakers make with 'genoeg' is word order. In English, 'enough' can precede or follow adjectives in some archaic or poetic forms, but usually follows them ('fast enough'). However, English speakers often try to translate 'enough' as a prefix to the adjective because of how they handle other intensifiers like 'very' (heel) or 'too' (te). They might say 'genoeg warm' instead of the correct 'warm genoeg.' This is a hallmark of an English-influenced accent and should be avoided to sound more natural.

Incorrect Order
Mistake: 'Het is genoeg koud.' Correct: 'Het is koud genoeg.'
Confusion with 'Voldoende'
While 'genoeg' is common, 'voldoende' is more formal. Using 'voldoende' in a very casual setting can sound a bit stiff, though it is never grammatically wrong.
The 'Te' Trap
Don't confuse 'genoeg' (enough) with 'te' (too). 'Te veel' is too much, 'genoeg' is just right.

Fout: Ik heb genoeg van de soep (unless you mean you are sick of it!). Goed: Ik heb genoeg soep.

Another mistake involves the expression 'genoeg hebben van.' If you say 'Ik heb genoeg soep,' you are stating you have a sufficient amount of soup. If you say 'Ik heb genoeg van de soep,' you are implying you are tired of eating it and don't want any more. The addition of the preposition 'van' and the definite article changes the meaning from 'sufficiency' to 'annoyance' or 'satiety.' Finally, ensure you don't over-inflect 'genoeg.' It does not take an -e ending when used as an adverb or quantifier in this way (e.g., never 'genoege').

Is dit genoeg informatie?

While 'genoeg' is the go-to word for 'enough,' Dutch offers several alternatives depending on the register and the specific nuance you wish to convey. 'Voldoende' is the most common synonym, used frequently in formal contexts, academic writing, and on school reports (where a 'voldoende' is a passing grade). 'Toereikend' is even more formal, often found in legal or technical documents to describe resources that meet a specific requirement. On the informal side, you might hear 'zat,' which literally means 'drunk' but idiomatically means 'more than enough' or 'plenty.'

Voldoende
Formal and standard. 'Er is voldoende bewijs' (There is sufficient evidence).
Zat
Informal. 'Ik heb nog werk zat' (I still have plenty of work).
Afdoende
Meaning 'adequate' or 'effective' to solve a problem. 'Een afdoende oplossing.'

We hebben tijd zat voor de trein vertrekt.

Comparing 'genoeg' and 'voldoende' is like comparing 'enough' and 'sufficient.' You wouldn't usually say 'I have sufficient of this' in a casual conversation, and similarly, 'voldoende' feels slightly more detached. 'Zat' is very Dutch in its colloquialism; it implies an abundance that borders on excess but is generally used positively to show there's no need for worry. There is also the phrase 'aan de maat,' which suggests something meets the required standard or size, though this is more specific to measurements than general sufficiency.

De kwaliteit is voldoende voor dit project.

How Formal Is It?

豆知識

The 'ge-' prefix in 'genoeg' was originally a collective prefix, similar to how it is used in modern Dutch past participles, but here it has become part of the root word over centuries.

発音ガイド

UK /ɣəˈnux/
US /xəˈnux/
The stress is on the second syllable: ge-NOEG.
韻が合う語
vroeg (early) ploeg (team/plough) sloeg (hit) vloeg (obsolete/dialect for flew) boeg (bow of a ship) kroeg (pub) voeg (joint/seam) genoeg (itself)
よくある間違い
  • Pronouncing the first 'g' like an English 'g' (as in 'go').
  • Pronouncing 'oe' like 'oh'.
  • Putting the stress on the first syllable.
  • Making the final 'g' silent.
  • Pronouncing it like 'genow' (English 'now').

難易度

読解 2/5

Easy to recognize in text as it looks like 'enough'.

ライティング 3/5

Word order with adjectives can be tricky for beginners.

スピーキング 4/5

The gutteral 'g' sounds are difficult for English speakers.

リスニング 2/5

Distinct sound makes it easy to pick out in conversation.

次に学ぶべきこと

前提知識

veel weinig hebben zijn niet

次に学ぶ

voldoende zat om te te veel bijna

上級

toereikend afdoende genoegzaam bevredigen verzadigd

知っておくべき文法

Adjective Post-position

Groot genoeg (NOT genoeg groot).

Noun Pre-position

Genoeg brood (NOT brood genoeg, unless emphasizing).

Infinitival Clauses

Genoeg om te eten.

Negation placement

Niet genoeg geld (NOT genoeg niet geld).

Prepositional Idioms

Genoeg hebben van iets.

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レベル別の例文

1

Ik heb genoeg water.

I have enough water.

Genoeg comes before the noun 'water'.

2

Is dat genoeg?

Is that enough?

Genoeg used as a pronoun/adverb at the end.

3

Nee, niet genoeg.

No, not enough.

Negation with 'niet'.

4

Genoeg eten voor de hond.

Enough food for the dog.

Genoeg + noun.

5

Ik heb genoeg geld.

I have enough money.

Standard quantifier usage.

6

Dat is genoeg soep.

That is enough soup.

Genoeg modifying the noun 'soep'.

7

Heb je genoeg?

Do you have enough?

Question form.

8

Genoeg is genoeg!

Enough is enough!

Common fixed expression.

1

Het is warm genoeg buiten.

It is warm enough outside.

Genoeg follows the adjective 'warm'.

2

Ben je groot genoeg?

Are you big enough?

Adjective + genoeg.

3

Ik slaap nooit genoeg.

I never sleep enough.

Modifying the verb 'slaap'.

4

Er zijn genoeg stoelen voor iedereen.

There are enough chairs for everyone.

Genoeg + noun + prepositional phrase.

5

De koffie is niet sterk genoeg.

The coffee is not strong enough.

Negation of an adjective + genoeg.

6

We hebben genoeg tijd voor de film.

We have enough time for the movie.

Genoeg + noun.

7

Zij spreekt genoeg Nederlands.

She speaks enough Dutch.

Modifying the object/action.

8

Is dit boek leuk genoeg?

Is this book fun enough?

Adjective + genoeg in a question.

1

Ik heb genoeg van dit koude weer.

I have had enough of this cold weather.

Idiom: 'genoeg hebben van'.

2

Hij heeft genoeg ervaring voor de baan.

He has enough experience for the job.

Abstract noun usage.

3

Het is vreemd genoeg nooit gebeurd.

Strangely enough, it never happened.

Adverbial usage: 'vreemd genoeg'.

4

Er is genoeg ruimte in de koffer.

There is enough space in the suitcase.

Noun modification.

5

Ben je fit genoeg om te rennen?

Are you fit enough to run?

Adjective + genoeg + 'om te' construction.

6

Ik heb er nu wel genoeg van!

I've really had enough of it now!

Intensified idiomatic expression.

7

Er zijn genoeg redenen om te gaan.

There are enough reasons to go.

Abstract noun with infinitive.

8

Hij verdient genoeg om rond te komen.

He earns enough to get by.

Verb modification with infinitive.

1

Tijd genoeg om alles te regelen.

Plenty of time to arrange everything.

Inverted word order for emphasis.

2

De maatregelen zijn niet afdoende genoeg.

The measures are not sufficient enough.

Redundant but common emphasis in speech.

3

Genoeg gezegd over dit onderwerp.

Enough said about this subject.

Elliptical construction.

4

Het is merkwaardig genoeg al laat.

Remarkably enough, it's already late.

Adverbial phrase.

5

Zijn inzet was helaas niet genoeg.

His effort was unfortunately not enough.

Noun used as a predicate.

6

We hebben bewijs genoeg verzameld.

We have collected plenty of evidence.

Post-positional 'genoeg' for emphasis.

7

Ben je slim genoeg om dit te begrijpen?

Are you smart enough to understand this?

Complex 'om te' construction.

8

Er is nog werk genoeg te doen.

There is still plenty of work to do.

Post-positional emphasis.

1

Saillant genoeg wist hij van niets.

Strikingly enough, he knew nothing.

Advanced adverbial usage.

2

Men kan niet voorzichtig genoeg zijn.

One cannot be careful enough.

Proverbial usage with double negation logic.

3

Het was een besluit dat velen, terecht genoeg, bekritiseerden.

It was a decision that many, rightly enough, criticized.

Parenthetical adverbial phrase.

4

Genoeg van dat alles; laten we beginnen.

Enough of all that; let's begin.

Formal transition.

5

Er is drank en spijs te over, genoeg voor iedereen.

There is food and drink in abundance, enough for everyone.

Literary context.

6

Hij is mans genoeg om zijn eigen problemen op te lossen.

He is man enough to solve his own problems.

Fixed idiomatic expression 'mans genoeg'.

7

Het is ironisch genoeg zijn eigen schuld.

Ironically enough, it is his own fault.

Commentative adverb.

8

Er zijn kapers genoeg op de kust.

There are plenty of competitors (sharks) around.

Idiomatic usage with post-position.

1

De argumentatie was weliswaar sluitend, maar niet overtuigend genoeg.

The argumentation was indeed logical, but not convincing enough.

Sophisticated contrastive sentence.

2

Genoegzaam bekend is het feit dat...

Sufficiently known is the fact that...

Using the related adverb 'genoegzaam'.

3

Het lot was hem niet gunstig genoeg gezind.

Fate was not favorably enough disposed toward him.

High literary register.

4

Menigeen heeft er de buik vol van, en terecht genoeg.

Many have had their fill of it, and rightly so.

Combining idioms with 'genoeg'.

5

De dichter vond nimmer woorden genoeg.

The poet never found words enough.

Archaic/Poetic word order.

6

Is de verlichting wel toereikend genoeg voor dit precisiewerk?

Is the lighting actually sufficient enough for this precision work?

Technical/Formal register.

7

Zij was hem meer dan genoeg.

She was more than enough for him.

Emotional/Abstract sufficiency.

8

Dat we hier staan is wonderlijk genoeg.

The fact that we are standing here is wondrous enough.

Reflective/Philosophical tone.

よく使う組み合わせ

genoeg geld
warm genoeg
groot genoeg
tijd genoeg
genoeg eten
slim genoeg
goed genoeg
genoeg ruimte
oud genoeg
sterk genoeg

よく使うフレーズ

Genoeg is genoeg.

— Used to say that a situation must stop.

Genoeg is genoeg, hou nu op!

Meer dan genoeg.

— More than sufficient; plenty.

We hebben meer dan genoeg brood.

Genoeg hebben van.

— To be fed up with something.

Ik heb genoeg van je smoesjes.

Vreemd genoeg.

— Strangely enough.

Vreemd genoeg was de deur open.

Grappig genoeg.

— Funny enough.

Grappig genoeg won hij toch.

Niet genoeg.

— Insufficient.

Dat is niet genoeg informatie.

Genoeg voor vandaag.

— Finished for the day.

Laten we stoppen, het is genoeg voor vandaag.

Genoeg redenen.

— Plenty of reasons.

Er zijn genoeg redenen om te lachen.

Zat genoeg.

— Informal: plenty.

Ik heb nog werk zat genoeg.

Mooi genoeg.

— Beautiful enough / Pretty enough.

Het is mooi genoeg voor een foto.

よく混同される語

genoeg vs te veel

Te veel means 'too much' (excess), while genoeg means 'enough' (sufficiency).

genoeg vs voldoende

Voldoende is just a more formal version, but they are often interchangeable.

genoeg vs zat

Zat also means 'drunk', so context is important when using it for 'plenty'.

慣用句と表現

"Genoeg hooi op je vork nemen."

— To take on enough work (often used negatively as 'te veel hooi').

Zorg dat je niet te veel hooi op je vork neemt.

neutral
"De buik ergens vol van hebben."

— To have had enough of something (literally 'belly full').

Ik heb de buik vol van al die regeltjes.

informal
"Ergens tabak van hebben."

— To be fed up with something.

Ik heb er tabak van!

informal
"Maat houden."

— To know when enough is enough (to keep measure).

Je moet wel maat houden met drinken.

neutral
"Dat is andere koek."

— That's a different story (often used when something is 'more than enough' challenge).

Deze toets is andere koek.

informal
"Het is welletjes."

— That's enough (often said by authority figures).

Nu is het welletjes, naar bed!

informal
"Er de brui aan geven."

— To give up because you've had enough.

Hij gaf er de brui aan.

informal
"Het loopt de spuigaten uit."

— It's getting out of hand (more than enough).

Die herrie loopt de spuigaten uit.

neutral
"De maat is vol."

— The limit has been reached.

De maat is vol, ik vertrek.

neutral
"Tot hier en niet verder."

— This far and no further.

Tot hier en niet verder, genoeg!

neutral

間違えやすい

genoeg vs erg

Both can modify adjectives.

'Erg' means 'very' (degree), 'genoeg' means 'sufficiently'.

Het is erg warm vs. Het is warm genoeg.

genoeg vs vrij

Both indicate a certain level.

'Vrij' means 'quite' or 'rather', 'genoeg' means 'enough'.

Het is vrij groot vs. Het is groot genoeg.

genoeg vs tamelijk

Similar to 'vrij'.

'Tamelijk' is 'fairly', while 'genoeg' is 'enough'.

Tamelijk goed vs. Goed genoeg.

genoeg vs behoorlijk

Both can mean 'a lot'.

'Behoorlijk' implies a significant amount, 'genoeg' implies the required amount.

Behoorlijk wat geld vs. Genoeg geld.

genoeg vs voldoende

Direct synonyms.

Register difference; 'voldoende' is for reports/business.

Een voldoende cijfer vs. Genoeg punten.

文型パターン

A1

Ik heb genoeg [noun].

Ik heb genoeg water.

A2

Het is [adjective] genoeg.

Het is warm genoeg.

B1

Ik heb genoeg van [noun].

Ik heb genoeg van de regen.

B1

Er is [noun] genoeg.

Er is tijd genoeg.

B2

[Adjective] genoeg om te [verb].

Sterk genoeg om te tillen.

C1

[Adverb] genoeg, [sentence].

Gek genoeg, hij kwam niet.

C2

Genoegzaam [verb/adjective].

Genoegzaam bekend.

A2

Niet [adjective] genoeg.

Niet groot genoeg.

語族

名詞

genoegen (pleasure/satisfaction)

動詞

vergenoegen (to satisfy - rare)
genoegen nemen met (to settle for)

形容詞

genoegzaam (sufficient/self-satisfied)

関連

voldoende
toereikend
bevredigend
voldaan
zat
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使い方

frequency

Extremely high in daily conversation.

暗記しよう

記憶術

Think of 'Genoeg' as 'Good-Now'. If it's 'Good Now', you have 'Genoeg'.

視覚的連想

Visualize a glass filled exactly to the brim. Not spilling, not empty. Just enough.

Word Web

voldoende geld tijd eten drinken klaar stop zat

チャレンジ

Try to say 'Ik heb genoeg' three times fast while thinking of something you are satisfied with.

語源

From Middle Dutch 'genoech', from Old Dutch 'ginuog'. It shares roots with the German 'genug' and English 'enough'.

元の意味： Abundant, sufficient, reaching a certain level.

West Germanic

文化的な背景

Be careful with 'genoeg hebben van' as it can sound very rude if said with the wrong tone to a person.

English speakers often say 'I've had enough' to mean they are angry. Dutch speakers use 'Ik heb er genoeg van' in the same way, but also use 'Ik heb genoeg gehad' very literally to mean 'I am full after eating'.

The phrase 'Genoeg is genoeg' is used in many political protests in the Netherlands. Dutch literature often explores the theme of 'nooit genoeg' (never enough) regarding wealth. The song 'Genoeg' by various Dutch artists often deals with ending relationships.

実生活で練習する

実際の使用場面

Dining

  • Ik heb genoeg.
  • Is er genoeg zout?
  • Genoeg voor mij.
  • Niet genoeg saus.

Shopping

  • Is dit genoeg?
  • Ik heb niet genoeg geld.
  • Heeft u genoeg tassen?
  • Dat is genoeg.

Work

  • Hebben we genoeg tijd?
  • Genoeg informatie.
  • Het is goed genoeg.
  • Niet genoeg personeel.

Emotions

  • Ik heb er genoeg van!
  • Genoeg is genoeg.
  • Het is wel genoeg geweest.
  • Ben je er klaar mee?

Weather

  • Warm genoeg.
  • Niet genoeg regen.
  • Licht genoeg.
  • Koud genoeg.

会話のきっかけ

"Heb je vandaag genoeg water gedronken?"

"Vind je dat we genoeg vakantiedagen hebben in dit land?"

"Is je koffie of thee sterk genoeg?"

"Hebben we genoeg tijd om de stad te verkennen?"

"Wat is voor jou 'genoeg' om gelukkig te zijn?"

日記のテーマ

Schrijf over een moment waarop je zei: 'Genoeg is genoeg!'

Heb je vandaag genoeg tijd aan je hobby's besteed?

Wat betekent 'genoeg geld' voor jou persoonlijk?

Beschrijf een maaltijd die precies genoeg was.

Denk je dat mensen tegenwoordig genoeg rust nemen?

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No, 'genoeg' is an adverb/quantifier and does not take the '-e' ending that adjectives often do. You always say 'genoeg water' and 'warm genoeg'.

It always follows the adjective. For example: 'snel genoeg' (fast enough), 'm

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