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B1 adjective 8분 분량

nahe

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At the A1 level, you usually learn 'dichtbij' (near) first because it is simpler and more common in daily life. However, you might see 'nabij' on signs or in simple advertisements. At this stage, you only need to recognize that 'nabij' means 'not far away'. You might encounter it in a phrase like 'nabij het station' (near the station) when looking for a hotel. You don't need to use it in your own speaking yet, but recognizing it helps you navigate Dutch cities. Focus on the physical meaning: if something is 'nabij', you can walk or bike there quickly. Don't worry about the grammar rules for adjectives yet; just treat it as a fixed word that tells you where something is located.
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At the A2 level, you start to see 'nabij' in more formal texts, such as emails from a school or a local government. You should begin to understand the difference between 'dichtbij' (casual) and 'nabij' (formal). You might use 'nabij' in a basic writing task, like describing where you live in a formal letter: 'Ik woon nabij een groot park.' You also learn that 'nabij' can refer to time, specifically in the phrase 'in de nabije toekomst' (in the near future). This is a useful phrase to include in your 'Toekomstige plannen' (future plans) speaking exam. You should also be aware that 'nabij' is a preposition that doesn't need extra words like 'aan' or 'bij' after it.
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At the B1 level, you are expected to use 'nabij' correctly to vary your vocabulary. You should understand the nuance: 'nabij' is the word for professional reports, news articles, and formal presentations. You should be comfortable using the fixed expression 'van nabij' (from close up) to describe an experience or observation. For example, 'Ik heb het project van nabij gevolgd' (I followed the project closely). You also need to master the inflection of the adjective: 'de nabije toekomst'. At this level, you distinguish between physical proximity and metaphorical proximity (like being near a solution or a goal). You understand that 'nabij' adds a level of precision and formality to your Dutch that 'dichtbij' cannot provide.
At the B2 level, you use 'nabij' with precision and stylistic intent. You understand that in literary or highly formal Dutch, 'nabij' can be used predicatively to create a certain atmosphere (e.g., 'De winter is nabij'). You can use it in complex sentences to describe abstract concepts, such as 'de nabijheid van de macht' (the proximity to power). You are also familiar with related words like 'naburig' (neighboring) and can choose between them based on the context. Your writing should reflect a conscious choice to use 'nabij' in formal reports to maintain a professional tone. You also recognize 'nabij' in complex news items about international relations or scientific developments, where it often refers to 'nearly' or 'almost' (e.g., 'nabij de kritieke grens').
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At the C1 level, 'nabij' is a tool for nuance and stylistic variation. You recognize its use in classical Dutch literature and legal documents. You understand the subtle differences in meaning when it is used in phrases like 'zijn einde nabij zijn' (being near one's end) versus 'bijna klaar zijn'. You can analyze how the word contributes to the tone of a text, recognizing when a writer uses 'nabij' to create distance or objectivity. You are also aware of the etymological roots and how they relate to other Germanic languages, though you never confuse it with the German 'nahe' in your own production. You use 'nabij' effortlessly in academic writing to describe spatial or temporal correlations.
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At the C2 level, you have a native-like command of 'nabij' and all its idiomatic and archaic possibilities. You can use it in poetic contexts or highly technical legal arguments where the exact definition of proximity matters. You understand the historical evolution of the word from Middle Dutch and how its usage has shifted relative to 'dichtbij'. You can play with the word in creative writing, perhaps using its slightly colder, more formal feel to contrast with more emotional language. You are also capable of explaining the fine distinctions between 'nabij', 'omstreeks', 'in de omtrek van', and 'onder de rook van' to other learners, demonstrating a deep cultural and linguistic mastery of Dutch proximity terms.
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nahe 30초 만에

  • Nabij means near or close in space or time.
  • It is more formal than the common word 'dichtbij'.
  • Commonly used in the phrase 'in de nabije toekomst'.
  • Functions as both an adjective and a preposition.

The Dutch word nabij (often confused with the German 'nahe') is a sophisticated adjective and preposition used to describe proximity in both space and time. While the more common word for 'near' in daily conversation is dichtbij, nabij carries a slightly more formal, literary, or precise tone. It is the kind of word you will encounter in news reports, formal invitations, historical texts, and discussions about the future. Understanding nabij is essential for reaching a B1 level of Dutch proficiency because it allows you to vary your vocabulary and understand more formal registers of the language.

Spatial Proximity
When used spatially, it indicates that something is located close to a specific landmark. It is frequently seen on signs or in directions, such as 'gelegen nabij het park' (located near the park).

Het museum bevindt zich nabij de oude gracht.

Temporal Proximity
In a temporal sense, it refers to events that are about to happen soon. The fixed expression 'in de nabije toekomst' (in the near future) is the most common usage here.

Furthermore, nabij can be used to describe emotional or relational closeness, though this is less frequent than its spatial and temporal applications. In literature, you might read about a 'nabije verwant' (a close relative), which emphasizes the genealogical or emotional bond. The word evokes a sense of being within reach, whether that reach is physical, chronological, or metaphorical. In the context of the Netherlands, a country where space is limited and everything seems relatively close, the distinction between 'nabij' and 'ver' (far) is a constant theme in urban planning and social organization. You will often see 'nabij' in real estate listings to highlight the convenience of a property's location relative to public transport or city centers.

Zij hielden de ontwikkelingen van nabij in de gaten.

Abstract Usage
It can represent a state of being almost at a certain point, such as 'de voltooiing nabij zijn' (being near completion).

Grammatically, nabij functions as an adjective, an adverb, and a preposition. This versatility is what makes it a powerful tool for Dutch learners. When used as an adjective, it often precedes a noun to describe its proximity. For example, 'de nabije omgeving' refers to the immediate surroundings. Note that when the adjective precedes a noun, it often takes the '-e' ending, following standard Dutch grammar rules for adjectives.

Wij wonen in de nabije omgeving van de bossen.

As a preposition, nabij does not require a following 'aan' or 'bij'. You simply place it before the noun that acts as the reference point. 'Nabij de stad' means 'near the city'. This is distinct from 'dichtbij', which can also stand alone but often feels more adverbial. In formal reports, you might see 'nabij' used to define geographical boundaries or zones of influence.

The Phrase 'Van Nabij'
This is a very common fixed expression meaning 'from close up' or 'at close range'. It is used when observing something carefully. 'Ik heb het ongeluk van nabij gezien' (I saw the accident from close up).

De journalist volgde de verkiezingen van nabij.

When describing a state of being near a certain condition, nabij is used predicatively. For instance, 'De dood was nabij' (Death was near). This usage is quite dramatic and typically reserved for storytelling or serious news. In everyday Dutch, you would likely say 'Het is bijna klaar' instead of 'De voltooiing is nabij', unless you were writing a formal project status update.

Temporal Usage Patterns
You will almost always see 'nabije' used with 'toekomst' (future) or 'verleden' (past). 'In het nabije verleden' (In the recent past) is a standard way to start a historical or analytical paragraph.

In the Netherlands and Flanders, you won't hear people shouting 'nabij!' across the street. Instead, you will encounter it in specific, structured environments. One of the most common places is the **train station**. Announcements about delays or track changes might use 'nabij' when referring to locations or approaching trains. For example, 'De trein nabij Amersfoort heeft vertraging' (The train near Amersfoort is delayed). It provides a sense of geographical precision that 'dichtbij' lacks in a professional context.

Er is een parkeerplaats nabij de ingang van het ziekenhuis.

**News broadcasts and newspapers** (like NOS or NRC) are another major source. Journalists use 'nabij' to describe the location of conflicts, accidents, or political summits. It sounds more objective and authoritative. For instance, 'Er vond een explosie plaats nabij de grens' (An explosion took place near the border). In these contexts, using 'dichtbij' might sound too colloquial or even childish.

Real Estate and Tourism
When browsing Funda (the Dutch housing site) or travel brochures, 'nabij' is a keyword. It signals that a property is conveniently located. 'Woning nabij scholen en winkels' (House near schools and shops) is a classic listing phrase designed to attract families.

Finally, you will hear it in **weather reports**. Meteorologists might say 'buien nabij de kust' (showers near the coast). This usage helps define specific regions without needing to name every single town. In Flemish Dutch (Belgian Dutch), 'nabij' is used similarly, though perhaps with a slightly higher frequency in semi-formal speech compared to the Netherlands. In all cases, hearing 'nabij' should trigger your brain to think about a specific, defined proximity rather than just a general 'close by' feeling.

One of the most frequent errors English speakers make is trying to translate 'near' directly as 'na' or 'nabij' in every context. While 'nabij' is correct, using it in casual conversation can make you sound like a textbook or a news anchor. For example, saying 'Mijn vriend woont nabij mij' is grammatically correct but sounds very stiff; 'Mijn vriend woont dichtbij' is much more natural for a B1 learner in a social setting.

Confusing 'Nabij' with 'Na'
In Dutch, 'na' means 'after' (temporal). Beginners often confuse this with the German 'nahe' or the English 'near'. Remember: 'Na de les' is 'After the lesson', while 'Nabij de school' is 'Near the school'.

Fout: Ik ben na het station. (I am after the station - usually wrong intent). Goed: Ik ben nabij het station.

Another mistake is the incorrect use of prepositions after 'nabij'. Because 'dichtbij' often takes 'bij' (dichtbij bij het vuur), learners sometimes try to say 'nabij bij het station'. This is redundant. 'Nabij' functions as the preposition itself. Simply say 'nabij het station'.

Lastly, learners often forget to add the '-e' when using it as an attributive adjective. It is 'de nabije toekomst', not 'de nabij toekomst'. Because 'toekomst' is a 'de-word' and is preceded by a definite article, the adjective must be inflected. This is a common B1-level hurdle where grammar rules start to matter more for precision.

To truly master Dutch, you need to know which 'near' to use and when. While nabij is your formal option, several other words fill the proximity spectrum. Understanding these nuances will help you sound more like a native speaker and less like a translation app.

Dichtbij vs. Nabij
'Dichtbij' is the workhorse of the Dutch language. It is used for everything from 'dichtbij huis' to 'dichtbij het hart'. It implies a more intimate or immediate closeness than 'nabij'.
In de buurt (van)
This literally means 'in the neighborhood (of)'. It is the most common way to say 'nearby' or 'in the vicinity' in casual speech. 'Is er een bakker in de buurt?' (Is there a bakery nearby?)
Naburig
This is an adjective meaning 'neighboring'. It is used for villages, countries, or rooms. 'De naburige dorpen' (The neighboring villages).

Wij zochten een oplossing in de buurt van het probleem.

Another advanced alternative is **omstreeks**, which means 'around' or 'in the vicinity of', but it is almost exclusively used for dates and times (e.g., 'omstreeks 1900'). For physical distance, you might also encounter **onder de rook van** (literally: under the smoke of), a colorful idiom meaning 'very close to a major city', such as 'Amstelveen ligt onder de rook van Amsterdam'. Choosing between these words depends entirely on the context and the level of formality you wish to convey.

How Formal Is It?

재미있는 사실

While English 'nigh' has become archaic, Dutch 'nabij' remains a vital part of formal and standard language.

발음 가이드

UK /naːˈbɛi/
US /nɑˈbaɪ/
Second syllable (na-BIJ)
라임이 맞는 단어
vrij blij zij mij partij bij schilderij boerderij
자주 하는 실수
  • Pronouncing the 'ij' like 'ee' in 'see'.
  • Putting the stress on the first syllable.
  • Pronouncing it like the German 'nahe'.
  • Confusing 'nabij' with 'na'.
  • Shortening the long 'a' sound.

난이도

독해 2/5

Easy to recognize in context as it resembles 'near' or 'nahe'.

쓰기 3/5

Requires remembering the '-e' inflection in formal phrases.

말하기 3/5

Pronouncing the 'ij' correctly is the main challenge.

듣기 2/5

Clear pronunciation in formal announcements makes it easy to hear.

다음에 무엇을 배울까

선수 학습

dichtbij ver bij na toekomst

다음에 배울 것

omgeving buurt naderen benadering afstand

고급

omstreeks nagenoeg aanliggend naburig onder de rook van

알아야 할 문법

Adjective Inflection

De nabijE toekomst (inflected because of 'de').

Prepositional Use

Nabij het station (no extra preposition needed).

Predicative Adjectives

Het einde is nabij (no '-e' ending when following 'zijn').

Diphthong 'ij'

Nabij (standard Dutch 'ij' pronunciation).

Compound Nouns

Nabijheid + s + effect = nabijheidseffect.

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1

De supermarkt is nabij de kerk.

The supermarket is near the church.

Simple prepositional use.

2

Is het station nabij?

Is the station nearby?

Interrogative use.

3

Wij wonen nabij het bos.

We live near the forest.

Subject-Verb-Preposition-Object.

4

Het hotel is nabij het centrum.

The hotel is near the center.

Standard location description.

5

De bus stopt nabij de school.

The bus stops near the school.

Describing a routine action.

6

Er is een park nabij mijn huis.

There is a park near my house.

Existential 'er is' sentence.

7

Het strand is nabij.

The beach is near.

Predicative adjective.

8

Ik werk nabij de haven.

I work near the harbor.

Describing work location.

1

In de nabije toekomst gaan we verhuizen.

In the near future, we are going to move.

Fixed expression 'nabije toekomst'.

2

Er zijn veel winkels nabij het plein.

There are many shops near the square.

Plural noun with preposition.

3

Zijn er goede restaurants nabij dit hotel?

Are there good restaurants near this hotel?

Question with 'er zijn'.

4

Het dorp ligt nabij de grens.

The village is located near the border.

Using 'liggen' for location.

5

Wij zoeken een woning nabij de stad.

We are looking for a house near the city.

Present continuous intent.

6

Het vliegveld is nabij Amsterdam.

The airport is near Amsterdam.

Geographical proximity.

7

Zij werkt in een kantoor nabij het park.

She works in an office near the park.

Prepositional phrase in a sentence.

8

De bakker is nabij de slager.

The bakery is near the butcher.

Comparing two locations.

1

De journalist volgde de gebeurtenissen van nabij.

The journalist followed the events from close up.

Fixed idiom 'van nabij'.

2

In de nabije omgeving zijn diverse wandelroutes.

In the immediate surroundings, there are various hiking trails.

Adjective inflection 'nabije'.

3

De voltooiing van het project is nabij.

The completion of the project is near.

Formal predicative use.

4

Hij woont in een dorp nabij Utrecht.

He lives in a village near Utrecht.

Specific geographical reference.

5

De politie was snel nabij de plaats van het delict.

The police were quickly near the crime scene.

Formal reporting style.

6

Wij bekeken de kunstwerken van nabij.

We looked at the artworks from up close.

Adverbial phrase 'van nabij'.

7

Er is een parkeergarage nabij het theater.

There is a parking garage near the theater.

Practical information context.

8

In het nabije verleden zijn er veel fouten gemaakt.

In the recent past, many mistakes were made.

Temporal use: 'nabije verleden'.

1

De dreiging van een storm was nabij.

The threat of a storm was near.

Abstract noun as subject.

2

Zij onderzochten de effecten van nabij.

They investigated the effects from close up.

Formal academic/research context.

3

De economische crisis leek nabij.

The economic crisis seemed near.

Predicative adjective with 'lijken'.

4

Gelegen nabij de hoofdweg, biedt het hotel veel gemak.

Located near the main road, the hotel offers much convenience.

Participle phrase 'gelegen nabij'.

5

De stadsuitbreiding vindt plaats nabij de rivier.

The city expansion is taking place near the river.

Formal urban planning context.

6

Wij moeten rekening houden met de nabije toekomst.

We must take the near future into account.

Prepositional object in a formal phrase.

7

De schepen liggen nabij de kust voor anker.

The ships are anchored near the coast.

Nautical/Professional context.

8

Het onheil was nabij, zo voelden de dorpelingen.

Disaster was near, so the villagers felt.

Literary/Dramatic use.

1

De nabijheid van de minister zorgde voor spanning.

The proximity of the minister caused tension.

Using the noun form 'nabijheid'.

2

Men dient de voorschriften van nabij op te volgen.

One ought to follow the regulations closely.

Formal 'men' and 'dienen'.

3

De voltooiing van de kathedraal was eindelijk nabij.

The completion of the cathedral was finally near.

Historical/Literary context.

4

Zijn politieke ondergang was nabij na het schandaal.

His political downfall was near after the scandal.

Metaphorical use of 'nabij'.

5

De resultaten liggen nabij de verwachtingen van de experts.

The results lie near the expectations of the experts.

Comparison of abstract values.

6

Wij hebben de situatie van zeer nabij geanalyseerd.

We have analyzed the situation from very close up.

Modified idiom 'van zeer nabij'.

7

Er is een sterke correlatie nabij het vriespunt.

There is a strong correlation near the freezing point.

Technical/Scientific usage.

8

Zij zocht troost in de nabijheid van haar familie.

She sought comfort in the proximity of her family.

Emotional/Abstract proximity.

1

De ontknoping van het epos was nu werkelijk nabij.

The denouement of the epic was now truly near.

Highly literary register.

2

In de nabijheid van het absolute nulpunt vertoont materie vreemd gedrag.

In the vicinity of absolute zero, matter exhibits strange behavior.

Advanced physics context.

3

De archaïsche term 'nabij' wordt hier in juridische zin gebruikt.

The archaic term 'nabij' is used here in a legal sense.

Meta-linguistic commentary.

4

Zijn visie op de nabije toekomst getuigt van groot inzicht.

His vision of the near future testifies to great insight.

Sophisticated 'getuigen van' construction.

5

De grenzen van het menselijk kunnen waren nabij.

The limits of human capability were near.

Philosophical/Abstract use.

6

Men kan de geschiedenis van nabij herbeleven in dit museum.

One can relive history from up close in this museum.

Promotional/Educational formal tone.

7

De nabijheid van de dood louterde zijn ziel.

The proximity of death purified his soul.

Poetic/Existential language.

8

De onderhandelingen zijn een akkoord nabij.

The negotiations are near an agreement.

Idiomatic formal usage 'een akkoord nabij zijn'.

자주 쓰는 조합

nabije toekomst
van nabij
nabije omgeving
gelegen nabij
nabije verleden
nabije verwant
voltooiing nabij
nabij het vriespunt
nabij de grens
een akkoord nabij

자주 쓰는 구문

In de nabije toekomst

— Very soon; in a short time from now.

We verwachten resultaten in de nabije toekomst.

Van nabij meemaken

— To experience something firsthand or up close.

Hij heeft de oorlog van nabij meegemaakt.

Nabij zijn

— To be close to happening or to be physically near.

De zomer is nabij.

Nabij de honderd

— Close to a hundred (years or quantity).

Zij is nabij de honderd jaar oud.

Nabij gelegen

— Located nearby.

Het nabij gelegen dorp is erg mooi.

De ontknoping is nabij

— The resolution/climax is coming soon.

In de film is de ontknoping nabij.

Nabij de kust

— Near the coast.

Er zijn veel vogels nabij de kust.

Nabij de bron

— Near the source.

Zij wonen nabij de bron van de rivier.

Nabij de ingang

— Near the entrance.

Wacht op mij nabij de ingang.

Een oplossing nabij zijn

— To be close to a solution.

De wetenschappers zijn een oplossing nabij.

자주 혼동되는 단어

nahe vs na

Means 'after' in time. 'Na de pauze' (After the break).

nahe vs naar

Means 'to' or 'towards'. 'Ik ga naar huis'.

nahe vs nabijheid

This is the noun form (proximity), not the adjective.

관용어 및 표현

"Iemand van nabij volgen"

— To monitor someone's actions closely.

De rechercheur volgde de verdachte van nabij.

formal
"De dood nabij zijn"

— To be on the verge of dying.

Na het ongeluk was hij de dood nabij.

literary
"In de nabije omtrek"

— In the surrounding area.

Er is geen winkel in de nabije omtrek.

neutral
"Nabij het hart liggen"

— To be very important to someone (similar to 'close to the heart').

Dit project ligt mij nabij het hart.

formal
"Een doel nabij zijn"

— To be very close to achieving a goal.

Na jaren werk is het doel nabij.

neutral
"Het einde is nabij"

— The end is approaching (often used dramatically).

De profeet riep: 'Het einde is nabij!'

dramatic
"Van nabij bekijken"

— To examine something carefully.

Laten we dit probleem van nabij bekijken.

neutral
"Nabij de waarheid"

— Close to the truth.

Zijn bewering zit nabij de waarheid.

formal
"Nabij de grens van..."

— At the limit of something.

Hij zat nabij de grens van zijn geduld.

neutral
"In de nabije sfeer"

— In the immediate social circle.

Dat gebeurde in de nabije sfeer van de familie.

formal

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nahe vs nahe

It is the German equivalent.

Nahe is German; Nabij is Dutch. They sound similar but are spelled and used differently.

Duits: nahe der Stadt; Nederlands: nabij de stad.

nahe vs dichtbij

Both mean near.

Dichtbij is for everyday use; Nabij is for formal contexts.

Kom dichtbij staan (informal).

nahe vs bij

Both indicate location.

Bij means 'at' or 'by'; Nabij emphasizes the distance being short.

Ik ben bij de bakker.

nahe vs naast

Both involve proximity.

Naast means 'next to' (touching or side-by-side); Nabij is just 'near'.

De stoel staat naast de tafel.

nahe vs langs

Bot

문장 패턴

A1

[Subject] is nabij [Place].

De bank is nabij de markt.

A2

In de nabije [Time], [Verb] [Subject].

In de nabije toekomst gaan we op reis.

B1

[Subject] [Verb] van nabij.

Ik volg het nieuws van nabij.

B1

Gelegen nabij [Noun], [Clause].

Gelegen nabij het bos, is het huis erg rustig.

B2

De [Noun] is nabij.

De overwinning is nabij.

C1

De nabijheid van [Noun] zorgt voor [Noun].

De nabijheid van de zee zorgt voor een frisse wind.

C1

[Subject] ligt nabij de [Noun].

De temperatuur ligt nabij de honderd graden.

C2

Zijn [Noun] was nabij.

Zijn ondergang was nabij.

어휘 가족

명사

nabijheid (proximity)
naaste (neighbor/fellow human)

동사

naderen (to approach)
benaderen (to approach/contact)

형용사

nabij (near)
naburig (neighboring)
naast (next)

관련

dichtbij
omgeving
buurt
afstand
ver
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사용법

frequency

Common in formal writing, moderate in speech.

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기억법

Think of 'NABIJ' as 'Near A By-place'. The 'na' sounds like 'near' and 'bij' is like 'by'.

시각적 연상

Imagine a map with a red dot labeled 'U' and a blue dot labeled 'Nabij' right next to it, but drawn in a very formal, professional style.

Word Web

dichtbij toekomst omgeving station grens verwant afstand bereik

챌린지

Try to use 'in de nabije toekomst' in three different sentences today regarding your work or studies.

어원

Derived from Middle Dutch 'nabie', which is a combination of 'na' (near) and 'bie' (at/by).

원래 의미: Being at a short distance.

Germanic (Cognate with German 'nahe' and English 'nigh').

문화적 맥락

No specific sensitivities; 'nabij' is a neutral, descriptive term.

English speakers often overuse 'dichtbij' because it feels more like 'close by'. Using 'nabij' will instantly make your Dutch sound more professional.

Used in official NS (Dutch Railways) announcements. Common in the Dutch translation of the Bible (e.g., 'De Heer is nabij'). Title of various Dutch news segments about local affairs.

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Travel

  • Nabij het station
  • Nabij de luchthaven
  • Nabij het hotel
  • Nabij de bezienswaardigheden

Business

  • In de nabije toekomst
  • Een oplossing is nabij
  • Van nabij volgen
  • Nabij het budget

Geography

  • Nabij de grens
  • Nabij de kust
  • Nabij de rivier
  • In de nabije omgeving

Time

  • In het nabije verleden
  • De deadline is nabij
  • In de nabije toekomst
  • Nabij het middaguur

Social

  • Een nabije vriend
  • Nabije familie
  • In de nabijheid van
  • Iemand nabij staan

대화 시작하기

"Woon jij nabij je werk of moet je ver reizen?"

"Wat zijn je plannen voor de nabije toekomst?"

"Is er een goed café nabij dit kantoor?"

"Heb je de ontwikkelingen in de politiek van nabij gevolgd?"

"Vind je het fijn om nabij het bos te wonen?"

일기 주제

Beschrijf je ideale huis. Staat het nabij de stad of nabij de natuur?

Wat hoop je te bereiken in de nabije toekomst (volgende 6 maanden)?

Denk aan een historisch evenement dat je van nabij hebt meegemaakt.

Waarom is het belangrijk om nabij familie en vrienden te wonen?

Is de voltooiing van een van je doelen momenteel nabij?

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