Sep 26, 2026 · 5 min · 4 segments
In this episode we explore Dutch equivalents of popular English slang terms—think “What’s up?”, “Cool”, and more—so you can chat like a native among friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit…
What's up? Who had it.
Used to show approval or agreement about something.
Similar to saying it's great.
Cool.
Cool.
A stronger expression meaning something is impressive or amazing.
Awesome.
Geweldig.
An informal address for a male friend like buddy.
Bro.
Bro.
A casual way to refer to someone, regardless of gender, often used in exclamations.
Dude.
Kaman, to spend time together casually, usually at home or a public place.
Hang out.
Bleifhangen, means relax or keep calm, also describes a relaxed atmosphere.
Chill.
Calm.
Expresses disappointment or sympathy when something goes wrong.
Bummer.
Bummer, abbreviation for you only live once, encourages taking risks.
YOLO.
YOLO.
Dismissive phrase meaning give up on a plan or stop worrying about it.
SCREW IT.
What's up? Who had it.
Used to show approval or agreement about something.
Similar to saying it's great.
Cool.
Cool.
A stronger expression meaning something is impressive or amazing.
Awesome.
Geweldig.
An informal address for a male friend like buddy.
Bro.
Bro.
A casual way to refer to someone, regardless of gender, often used in exclamations.
Dude.
Kaman, to spend time together casually, usually at home or a public place.
Hang out.
Bleifhangen, means relax or keep calm, also describes a relaxed atmosphere.
Chill.
Calm.
Expresses disappointment or sympathy when something goes wrong.
Bummer.
Bummer, abbreviation for you only live once, encourages taking risks.
YOLO.
YOLO.
Dismissive phrase meaning give up on a plan or stop worrying about it.
SCREW IT.
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