Reading dialog

  1. Lars
    Dutch Een dag heeft vierentwintig uren.

    A day has twenty-four hours.

  2. Anna
    Dutch Een week heeft zeven dagen.

    A week has seven days.

  3. Lars
    Dutch Er zijn twaalf maanden in een jaar.

    There are twelve months in a year.

  4. Anna
    Dutch Hoe laat is het?

    What time is it?

  5. Lars
    Dutch Het is nu een uur.

    It's one o'clock now.

  6. Anna
    Dutch Ik lees mijn boek elke dag.

    I read my book every day.

Vocabulary in this lesson

uur
hour
A0 · noun
jaar
year
A0 · noun
maand
month
A0 · noun
dag
day
A0 · noun
tijd
time
A0 · noun
week
week
A0 · noun

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