Is der hjoed in yogales?
Is there a yoga class today?
Usage
Asks whether there is a yoga class today
Grammar Note
"Is there ...?" is "Is der ...?". "yogales" is a compound of yoga + les (class)
Hoe let begjint de les moarns?
What time does the class start in the morning?
Usage
Asks what time the morning class starts
Grammar Note
Time is asked with "Hoe let ...", not Dutch "hoe laat". "moarns" is the adverb "in the morning"
Is dizze les geskikt foar begjinners?
Is this class suitable for beginners?
Usage
Checks whether the class suits beginners
Grammar Note
"This" is "dizze" before the common-gender noun "les". "begjinners" is the plural of "begjinner"
Ik wol graach in priveeles boeke.
I'd like to book a private lesson.
Usage
Asks to book a private lesson
Grammar Note
"Ik wol" means "I want". "graach" corresponds to Dutch "graag". "boeke" means to book
Wêr kin ik in yogamatte hiere?
Where can I rent a yoga mat?
Usage
Asks where a yoga mat can be rented
Grammar Note
"Where" is "wêr". After the modal "kin" the infinitive "hiere" goes to the end
Hokker styl yoga is dit?
Which style of yoga is this?
Usage
Asks which style of yoga it is
Grammar Note
"Which" is "hokker". "styl" is the Frisian spelling corresponding to Dutch "stijl"
Ik haw in blessuere oan myn knibbel of myn rêch. Binne der oanpassingen mooglik?
I have an injury to my knee or my back. Are adaptations possible?
Usage
Mentions a knee or back injury and asks whether the moves can be adapted
Grammar Note
"I have" is "ik haw" (not "ik ha"). With the plural noun the verb is plural: "Binne der ...?"
Is der ek in les yn meditaasje?
Is there also a class in meditation?
Usage
Asks whether there is a meditation class too
Grammar Note
"ek" means also; not Dutch "ook". "meditaasje" corresponds to Dutch "meditatie"
Hoe lang duorret de les?
How long is the class?
Usage
Asks how long the class lasts
Grammar Note
"duorret" is the 3rd person singular of "duorje"; not Dutch "duurt"
Kin ik sûnder reservearring ynrinne?
Can I drop in without a reservation?
Usage
Asks whether one can just walk in without a reservation
Grammar Note
"Kin ik ...?" asks about permission or possibility. "ynrinne" means to walk in
Is der in sauna?
Is there a sauna?
Usage
Asks whether there is a sauna
Grammar Note
"sauna" is spelled the same as in English. "Is there ...?" is "Is der ...?"
De ynstrukteur wie geweldich. Tige tank.
The instructor was wonderful. Thank you very much.
Usage
Thanks the instructor after a class
Grammar Note
"wie" is the past tense of "wêze" (was) and not "who"; "who" is "wa"
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