意思
Informal greeting.
文化背景
The Dutch are known for their directness. If you ask 'Hoe gaat het?', don't be surprised if they give you a 5-minute update on their recent flu or their broken dishwasher. In Dutch-speaking Belgium, 'Hoi' is used but 'Hallo' or 'Dag' is slightly more common. They might also use 'Hoe is 't?' more frequently than the full 'Hoe gaat het?'. In Surinamese Dutch, you might hear 'Fawaka', which is Sranan Tongo for 'How are you?', used alongside or instead of 'Hoi, hoe gaat het?'. Even in business, the Netherlands is very flat. It's common to hear 'Hoi' between managers and employees, reflecting the 'Poldermodel' of equality.
The 'Goed' Default
If you don't want a long conversation, just say 'Goed, met jou?' and keep walking.
Be Ready for Truth
Dutch people might actually tell you if they are feeling bad. Don't be shocked!
意思
Informal greeting.
The 'Goed' Default
If you don't want a long conversation, just say 'Goed, met jou?' and keep walking.
Be Ready for Truth
Dutch people might actually tell you if they are feeling bad. Don't be shocked!
Avoid 'Hoe ben je?'
This is the most common mistake for English speakers. Never use 'zijn' for this greeting.
自我测试
Fill in the missing word in the standard Dutch greeting.
Hoi, hoe ___ het?
In Dutch, we use the verb 'gaan' (to go) to ask how someone is doing.
Which response is the most natural for a Dutch person?
Hoi, hoe gaat het?
'Het gaat goed' is the standard way to say 'I am doing well'.
Complete the conversation between two friends.
Sanne: Hoi Mark! Mark: Hee Sanne, ___?
'Hoe gaat het' is the most natural follow-up to 'Hee' between friends.
Match the greeting to the correct person.
To whom would you say 'Hoi, hoe gaat het?'
This phrase is informal and best suited for friends and acquaintances.
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视觉学习工具
English vs Dutch Logic
练习题库
4 练习Hoi, hoe ___ het?
In Dutch, we use the verb 'gaan' (to go) to ask how someone is doing.
Hoi, hoe gaat het?
'Het gaat goed' is the standard way to say 'I am doing well'.
Sanne: Hoi Mark! Mark: Hee Sanne, ___?
'Hoe gaat het' is the most natural follow-up to 'Hee' between friends.
To whom would you say 'Hoi, hoe gaat het?'
This phrase is informal and best suited for friends and acquaintances.
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常见问题
10 个问题In most Dutch companies, 'Hoi' is perfectly fine. If the company culture is very traditional (like some law firms), use 'Hallo' or 'Goedemorgen'.
Yes, it's polite to acknowledge the greeting. You can say 'Hoi', 'Hee', or 'Hallo'.
There is virtually no difference. 'Hoe gaat het?' is slightly more common in the north, 'Hoe is het?' is common everywhere.
Yes, 'Hoi' is time-independent. However, you can also use 'Goedenavond'.
It's a very common, friendly contraction. The '-ie' stands for 'het'. It's like saying 'How's it?'
Absolutely. If you're in a rush, a simple 'Hoi!' with a wave is perfect.
You can say 'Niet zo goed', 'Ik voel me niet zo lekker', or 'Het gaat wel' (It's okay-ish).
Yes, but 'Hallo' and 'Dag' are more frequent in Flanders than in the Netherlands.
It makes the question more personal and directed specifically at the other person.
In a small village, yes. In a big city like Amsterdam, you usually only say it to people you are interacting with (like a cashier).
相关表达
Hoe is het?
synonymHow is it?
Alles goed?
similarEverything good?
Hoe gaat het met u?
specialized formHow are you? (Formal)
Hoe gaat-ie?
informal alternativeHow's it going?
