Music & Entertainment

9 phrases · West Frisian with romanization, English and audio

  1. Wêr kin ik dizze jûn live muzyk hearre?

    Where can I hear live music tonight?

    Usage

    Asks where live music can be heard tonight

    Grammar Note

    "Tonight" is "dizze jûn"; "jûn" contains û and is common-gender

  2. Hoe hjit dit ynstrumint?

    What is this instrument called?

    Usage

    Asks the name of an instrument

    Grammar Note

    "To be called" is "hjitte". "ynstrumint" is neuter, hence "dit"

  3. Is der dizze jûn in konsert?

    Is there a concert tonight?

    Usage

    Checks whether there is a concert tonight

    Grammar Note

    A time phrase can follow "Is der". "Konsert" is neuter

  4. Ik wol graach in kaartsje foar de foarstelling keapje.

    I'd like to buy a ticket for the show.

    Usage

    Says at the box office that you want a ticket

    Grammar Note

    "kaartsje" is the diminutive of "kaart" and means a ticket

  5. Wêr kin ik pleatslike muzyk keapje?

    Where can I buy local music?

    Usage

    Asks where local music can be bought

    Grammar Note

    "pleatslik" takes -e before a noun. "muzyk" is uncountable and has no article

  6. Hoe hjit dit liet?

    What is the name of this song?

    Usage

    Asks the title of a song being played

    Grammar Note

    "liet" is a neuter noun meaning a song

  7. Ik hâld tige fan dit soarte muzyk.

    I love this type of music.

    Usage

    Says that you really like a kind of music

    Grammar Note

    "To like" is "hâlde fan"; the â in "hâld" carries a circumflex

  8. Hoe let begjint de foarstelling?

    What time does the performance start?

    Usage

    Asks when the performance starts

    Grammar Note

    Literally "How late does the show begin?". "What time" is "hoe let"

  9. Dizze muzyk is prachtich.

    This music is beautiful.

    Usage

    Compliments the music

    Grammar Note

    "prachtich" takes no ending when used as a predicate

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