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Question about Dutch (Belgium)
What's the difference between "Hoi" "dag", and when do we use them in dutch ?
What's the difference between "Hoi" "dag", and when do we use them in dutch ?
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- Dutch (Belgium)
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Hoi is colloquial. Goeiedag is the standard formula, which can be abbreviated in “Dag”, more often pronounced with a double a (da-ag). Hoi is more colloquial language, typically used by younger people.
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- Italian
- Dutch (Belgium)
We can also use 'dag' to say goodbye. It's the only greeting (that I can think of) that we can use as a goodbye.
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- Dutch
@xACNAIDx Good point! “Dag” (in fact pronounced as da-aag) seems to be our “Ciao”.
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@Blanden Ik heb ook mensen (volwassenen) "dada" horen zeggen (in informele situaties met vrienden). 't Klinkt schattig maar wat kinderachtig 😁
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