Waar is het casino?
Where is the casino?
Usage
Asking where the casino is
Grammar Note
"het" = definite article for neuter nouns
Ik wil graag blackjack spelen.
I would like to play blackjack.
Usage
Expressing desire to play blackjack
Grammar Note
"Ik wil graag" = "I would like to" (polite)
Wat is de minimale inzet?
What is the minimum bet?
Usage
Asking about the minimum bet
Grammar Note
"inzet" = bet, stake
Kan ik geld wisselen voor fiches?
Can I exchange money for chips?
Usage
Asking to exchange cash for casino chips
Grammar Note
"Kan ik ...?" = "Can I ...?"
Ik wil roulette spelen.
I want to play roulette.
Usage
Expressing desire to play roulette
Grammar Note
"Ik wil" = "I want to"
Kunt u de regels uitleggen?
Can you explain the rules?
Usage
Politely asking for an explanation of the rules
Grammar Note
"Kunt u" = "Can you" (formal/polite form)
Ik heb gewonnen!
I won!
Usage
Expressing that you won
Grammar Note
"heb gewonnen" = have won (present perfect)
Ik wil deze fiches verzilveren.
I want to cash in these chips.
Usage
Asking to cash in chips
Grammar Note
"verzilveren" = to cash in (lit. to convert to silver)
Zijn drankjes gratis in het casino?
Are drinks free at the casino?
Usage
Asking if drinks are complimentary
Grammar Note
"Zijn ... gratis?" = "Are ... free?"
Wat is de kledingcode voor het casino?
What is the dress code for the casino?
Usage
Asking about the casino dress code
Grammar Note
"kledingcode" = dress code (kleding = clothing + code)
Ik wil aan de gokautomaat spelen.
I want to play the slot machine.
Usage
Expressing desire to play the slot machine
Grammar Note
"gokautomaat" = slot machine (gok = gamble + automaat = machine)
Is er een VIP-lounge?
Is there a VIP lounge?
Usage
Asking if there is a VIP lounge
Grammar Note
"Is er ...?" = "Is there ...?"
Ik wil deelnemen aan een pokertoernooi.
I want to participate in a poker tournament.
Usage
Expressing desire to join a poker tournament
Grammar Note
"deelnemen aan" = to participate in (separable verb)
Wat zijn de openingstijden?
What are the opening hours?
Usage
Asking about the opening hours
Grammar Note
"openingstijden" = opening hours (plural of openingstijd)
Wat is de leeftijdsgrens voor toegang?
What is the age limit for entry?
Usage
Asking about the age limit for entry
Grammar Note
"leeftijdsgrens" = age limit (leeftijd = age + grens = limit)
Ik heb genoeg verloren voor vandaag.
I have lost enough for today.
Usage
Deciding to stop after losing enough
Grammar Note
"heb verloren" = have lost (present perfect)
Biedt het casino gratis parkeren?
Does the casino offer free parking?
Usage
Asking if free parking is available
Grammar Note
"Biedt ... ?" = "Does ... offer?" (bieden = to offer; "aanbieden" is the separable form)
More Dutch phrases
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