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Polite Phrases: graag & alstublieft

Grammar: Saying Please in Dutch.

'Graag' means 'gladly' and is used when ordering or requesting something: 'Koffie, graag' (Coffee, please).

Een koffie, graag.
A coffee, please.
Een broodje kaas, alstublieft.
A cheese sandwich, please.
Hier, alsjeblieft!
Here you go!
Ja, graag!
Yes, please!

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