graag gedaan

you're welcome, my pleasure

Beginner Phrase

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Pronunciation

ˈɣraːx ɣəˈdaːn

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Cultural Note

'Graag gedaan' literally means 'gladly done.' It's the standard response to 'bedankt' or 'dank je wel.' Other options include 'geen dank' (no thanks needed), 'geen probleem' (no problem), or simply 'hoor' (a versatile Dutch particle expressing reassurance).

📝 Example Sentences

Bedankt voor je hulp! — Graag gedaan!

Thanks for your help! — You're welcome!

Graag gedaan, dat doe ik graag.

My pleasure, I'm happy to do it.

Graag gedaan hoor, geen dank.

You're welcome, no need to thank me.

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Related Words

alsjeblieft

please, here you go

bedankt

thank you, thanks

geen dank

no need to thank me, don't mention it

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