뜻
Admiring a location.
문화적 배경
The Dutch value 'gezelligheid' (coziness/social atmosphere). Calling a place 'mooi' often implies it is also 'gezellig'. In Flanders, people might use 'schoon' instead of 'mooi'. 'Wat een schone plek' is very common in Belgium. Afrikaans, a daughter language of Dutch, uses 'Wat 'n mooi plek'. The structure is almost identical. In Suriname, Dutch is spoken with a unique rhythm. The phrase is used similarly but often with more melodic emphasis on 'mooie'.
Use the Diminutive
Say 'Wat een mooi plekje' to sound more like a native speaker when referring to a cozy spot like a cafe or a garden corner.
Adjective Ending
Don't forget the '-e' on 'mooie'. Saying 'mooi plek' is a very common beginner mistake that sounds 'broken' to native ears.
뜻
Admiring a location.
Use the Diminutive
Say 'Wat een mooi plekje' to sound more like a native speaker when referring to a cozy spot like a cafe or a garden corner.
Adjective Ending
Don't forget the '-e' on 'mooie'. Saying 'mooi plek' is a very common beginner mistake that sounds 'broken' to native ears.
The 'Hè' Factor
Add 'hè' at the end ('Wat een mooie plek, hè?') to make it more conversational and invite the other person to agree.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the missing word to complete the exclamation.
Wat ___ mooie plek!
The fixed exclamative construction in Dutch is 'Wat een...'.
Which sentence has the correct adjective ending?
Choose the correct version:
'Plek' is a de-word, so the adjective gets an -e.
Match the Dutch phrase to its English equivalent.
Match the following:
Matches with 'What a beautiful place'.
Complete the dialogue with the most natural response.
A: Kijk, we zijn bij het strand! B: ________
This is the most natural way to react to a beautiful beach view.
Which situation best fits the phrase 'Wat een mooi plekje'?
Select the best situation:
The diminutive 'plekje' implies coziness and small scale.
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시각 학습 자료
Mooi vs. Mooie
연습 문제 은행
5 연습 문제Wat ___ mooie plek!
The fixed exclamative construction in Dutch is 'Wat een...'.
Choose the correct version:
'Plek' is a de-word, so the adjective gets an -e.
왼쪽의 각 항목을 오른쪽의 짝과 연결하세요:
Matches with 'What a beautiful place'.
A: Kijk, we zijn bij het strand! B: ________
This is the most natural way to react to a beautiful beach view.
Select the best situation:
The diminutive 'plekje' implies coziness and small scale.
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자주 묻는 질문
14 질문No, 'plek' is a de-word, so the adjective must be 'mooie'.
'Plek' is more informal and refers to a specific spot. 'Plaats' can mean a town or a more formal location.
No, 'plek' only refers to locations. For a person, say 'Wat een mooi mens' or 'Wat een mooie vrouw/man'.
It is neutral. You can use it with your boss or with your best friend.
You can say 'Wat een prachtige plek' or 'Wat een schitterende plek'.
It's optional. 'Wat een mooie plek!' is a complete exclamation on its own.
In Dutch, 'wat een' is used for exclamations with nouns, while 'hoe' is used for exclamations with just adjectives (e.g., 'Hoe mooi!').
Usually, you'd say 'Wat een mooie stad', but you could call a specific spot in the city a 'mooie plek'.
Yes, if you are both looking at a beautiful view, it's a very normal thing to say.
Wat een mooie plekken!
Yes, 'locatie' is slightly more formal, often used for events or business.
Wat een mooie plek hebben jullie hier.
It can also mean 'nice', 'pretty', or 'fine'.
It can mean a 'spot' on your skin or a 'place' in a ranking, but here it's a location.
관련 표현
Wat een prachtig uitzicht
similarWhat a magnificent view
Een lekker plekje
similarA nice/comfy little spot
Op de juiste plek
builds onIn the right place
Wat een bende
contrastWhat a mess
Mooi zo
relatedThat's good / Well done
Ter plekke
specialized formOn the spot
