Wêr is it kasino?
Where is the casino?
Usage
Asks where the casino is
Grammar Note
Frisian spells "casino" as "kasino" with k. "Where" is "wêr"
Wat is de minimale ynset?
What is the minimum bet?
Usage
Asks for the minimum bet
Grammar Note
"ynset" means stake or bet. The adjective takes -e before a common-gender noun: "minimale"
Ik wol graach rûlette spylje.
I would like to play roulette.
Usage
Says you would like to play roulette
Grammar Note
"rûlette" is spelled with û. Games are "played": "spylje"
Kinne jo de regels útlizze?
Can you explain the rules?
Usage
A polite request to explain the rules
Grammar Note
Polite "jo" takes the plural verb "kinne". "útlizze" means to explain
Ik haw wûn!
I won!
Usage
Cry of joy after winning
Grammar Note
The perfect is "haw" + past participle; the past participle of "winne" is "wûn". "ik haw", not "ik ha"
Binne de drankjes fergees yn it kasino?
Are drinks free at the casino?
Usage
Asks whether drinks are free in the casino
Grammar Note
"drankjes" is plural, so the verb is "binne". "Free of charge" is "fergees"
Wat is it kleanfoarskrift foar it kasino?
What is the dress code for the casino?
Usage
Asks about the dress code of the casino
Grammar Note
"kleanfoarskrift" is klean (clothes) + foarskrift (rule); a neuter noun
Ik wol graach op de gokkast spylje.
I want to play the slot machine.
Usage
Says you would like to play the slot machine
Grammar Note
"gokkast" is gokke (to gamble) + kast (cabinet). Playing on a machine is "op ... spylje"
Ik wol graach meidwaan oan in toernoai yn poker.
I would like to take part in a poker tournament.
Usage
Says you would like to enter a poker tournament
Grammar Note
"meidwaan" stays in the infinitive at the end after "wol". "toernoai" corresponds to Dutch "toernooi"
Wat binne de iepeningstiden?
What are the opening hours?
Usage
Asks the opening hours
Grammar Note
"iepeningstiden" is plural, so the verb is "binne"
Wat is de leeftiidsgrins foar it kasino?
What is the age limit for entry?
Usage
Asks the minimum age for entering
Grammar Note
"leeftiidsgrins" is leeftiid (age) + grins (limit)
Ik haw hjoed genôch ferlern.
I have lost enough for today.
Usage
Says you have lost enough for today and want to stop
Grammar Note
Perfect "haw" + past participle "ferlern". "genôch" is spelled with ô
Is der fergees parkearplak by it kasino?
Is there free parking at the casino?
Usage
Asks whether there is free parking at the casino
Grammar Note
"parkearplak" is parkearje (to park) + plak (place)
More West Frisian phrases
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