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Time and dates

❃ Time and dates

Hoe laat is het?: What time is it?
Het is een uur.: It is one o'clock.
Het is half twee.: It is half past one.
Het is kwart voor drie.: It is a quarter to three.
Het is kwart over vier.: It is a quarter past four.
Het concert begint om acht uur 's avonds.: The concert starts at eight PM.
We vertrekken in de ochtend.: We leave in the morning.
Wat is de datum vandaag?: What is the date today?
Vandaag is het maandag.: Today is Monday.
Morgen is het dinsdag.: Tomorrow is Tuesday.
Gisteren was het zondag.: Yesterday was Sunday.
Het is woensdag de derde.: It is Wednesday the third.
Ik zie je donderdag.: I'll see you on Thursday.
Vrijdag ben ik vrij.: I am off on Friday.
We gaan zaterdag stappen.: We are going out on Saturday.
Welke dag is het vandaag?: What day is it today?
In januari is het koud.: It is cold in January.
In de zomer.: In the summer.
Volgende week.: Next week.
Vorige maand.: Last month.
Over twee jaar.: In two years.
Heeft u een afspraak?: Do you have an appointment?
De afspraak is geannuleerd.: The appointment is cancelled.
Tot straks, over een uurtje.: See you later, in an hour.
Het duurt een kwartier.: It takes fifteen minutes.

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