Sep 26, 2026 · 5 min · 5 segments
Learn how to navigate streets, landmarks and public transport in Dutch with everyday phrases like ‘draai links bij de hoek’, ‘ga rechtdoor’ and ‘Neem lijn 3 van de metro’. Perfect for beginners who…
Use this when you want to know the other person's destination before giving them directions.
Where are you going? Waar ga je naar toe? Say this to tell someone to turn left at an intersection or corner.
Turn left at the corner.
Dry links by de hoek.
Use it when you need to direct someone to turn right at a traffic light.
Turn right at the stoplight.
Dry wrecks by het stoplicht.
say this to tell someone to keep going straight without turning go straight ahead ga resh door use it when you want to specify turning left or right at a crossroad take a leverage at the intersection dry links recites by the cruising say this to encourage someone to continue on the same street past landmarks keep going on this street gadoer op deze straat use it when you want someone to pass by a church as a landmark pass the church gieftekerk door Say this to instruct someone to cross over a bridge on their way.
Cross the bridge.
Over Steck de Brug.
Use it when you want to describe a bus stop that's located across the road.
The station is across the road.
De halt is aan de andere kant van de weg.
Say this when giving instructions for getting off at a particular street stop.
Get off at the main street stop.
Stop B to halt main street.
Use it to tell someone to walk past a supermarket on their route.
Walk past the supermarket.
Loop Lungs had supermarked you.
Say this when you need to make someone reverse direction because they went the wrong way.
Turn around.
Go back.
Keer Om Gat Rook.
Use it to suggest taking a bus as part of the journey.
Use the bus.
Use this when you want to know the other person's destination before giving them directions.
Where are you going? Waar ga je naar toe? Say this to tell someone to turn left at an intersection or corner.
Turn left at the corner.
Dry links by de hoek.
Use it when you need to direct someone to turn right at a traffic light.
Turn right at the stoplight.
Dry wrecks by het stoplicht.
say this to tell someone to keep going straight without turning go straight ahead ga resh door use it when you want to specify turning left or right at a crossroad take a leverage at the intersection dry links recites by the cruising say this to encourage someone to continue on the same street past landmarks keep going on this street gadoer op deze straat use it when you want someone to pass by a church as a landmark pass the church gieftekerk door Say this to instruct someone to cross over a bridge on their way.
Cross the bridge.
Over Steck de Brug.
Use it when you want to describe a bus stop that's located across the road.
The station is across the road.
De halt is aan de andere kant van de weg.
Say this when giving instructions for getting off at a particular street stop.
Get off at the main street stop.
Stop B to halt main street.
Use it to tell someone to walk past a supermarket on their route.
Walk past the supermarket.
Loop Lungs had supermarked you.
Say this when you need to make someone reverse direction because they went the wrong way.
Turn around.
Go back.
Keer Om Gat Rook.
Use it to suggest taking a bus as part of the journey.
Use the bus.
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