“Op de Markt” — At the Market Song in Dutch for Kids
In “Op de Markt” (At the Market), kids sing key Dutch words like de markt, goedemorgen, ik wil graag and alstublieft, going back and forth between English and Dutch, so the meaning is never a mystery. It's a next-step (A2) song from Unit 32: In the Town, 2:30 long, made for ages 2–8.
- 🇳🇱 Dutch
- Level: A2
- Unit 32 · In de Stad
- ⏱ 2:30
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“Op de Markt” lyrics with English translation
Every line as it's sung, with its meaning beside it. Dutch is shown in teal.
| Sung | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Good morning! | Goedemorgen! |
| Goedemorgen! | Good morning! |
| Welcome to the market! | Welkom op de markt! |
| Welkom op de markt! | Welcome to the market! |
| Fresh apples! | Verse appels! |
| De appels! | The apples! |
| Juicy oranges! | Sappige sinaasappels! |
| De sinaasappels! | The oranges! |
| I'd like some apples, please. | Ik wil graag appels, alstublieft! |
| Ik wil graag appels, alstublieft! | I'd like some apples, please. |
| How many? | Hoeveel? |
| Hoeveel? | How many? |
| Three, please! | Drie, alstublieft! |
| Drie, alstublieft! | Three, please! |
| How much is it? | Hoeveel kost het? |
| Hoeveel kost het? | How much is it? |
| Two euros! | Twee euro! |
| Twee euro! | Two euros! |
| Here you are! | Alsjeblieft! |
| Alsjeblieft! | Here you are! |
| Thank you, goodbye! | Dank u wel, dag! |
| Dank u wel, dag! | Thank you, goodbye! |
| De tas, de tas — alles in de tas! | The bag, the bag — everything in the bag! |
| Good morning! | Goedemorgen! |
| Goedemorgen! | Good morning! |
| I'd like some tomatoes, please. | Ik wil graag tomaten, alstublieft! |
| Ik wil graag tomaten, alstublieft! | I'd like some tomatoes, please. |
| How many? | Hoeveel? |
| Hoeveel? | How many? |
| Five, please! | Vijf, alstublieft! |
| Vijf, alstublieft! | Five, please! |
| How much is it? | Hoeveel kost het? |
| Hoeveel kost het? | How much is it? |
| Three euros! | Drie euro! |
| Drie euro! | Three euros! |
| Here you are! | Alsjeblieft! |
| Alsjeblieft! | Here you are! |
| How much is it? | Hoeveel kost het? |
| Hoeveel kost het? | How much is it? |
| Two euros! | Twee euro! |
| Twee euro! | Two euros! |
| Here you are! | Alsjeblieft! |
| Alsjeblieft! | Here you are! |
| Thank you, goodbye! | Dank u wel, dag! |
| Dank u wel, dag! | Thank you, goodbye! |
| De tas, de tas — alles in de tas! | The bag, the bag — everything in the bag! |
| Apples! | De appels! |
| De appels! | The apples! |
| Tomatoes! | De tomaten! |
| De tomaten! | Tomatoes! |
| Oranges! | De sinaasappels! |
| De sinaasappels! | The oranges! |
| Please! Alstublieft! | |
| Here you are! Alsjeblieft! | |
| How much is it? | Hoeveel kost het? |
| Hoeveel kost het? | How much is it? |
| Two euros! | Twee euro! |
| Twee euro! | Two euros! |
| Here you are! | Alsjeblieft! |
| Alsjeblieft! | Here you are! |
| Thank you, goodbye! | Dank u wel, dag! |
| Dank u wel, dag! | Thank you, goodbye! |
| De tas, de tas — alles in de tas! | The bag, the bag — everything in the bag! |
| Good morning! | Goedemorgen! |
| Goedemorgen! | Good morning! |
| De markt! De tas! Dank u wel, dag! | The market! The bag! Thank you, bye! |
Key Dutch words in this song
The 12 words and phrases this song is built around.
| Dutch | English |
|---|---|
| de markt | the market |
| goedemorgen | good morning |
| ik wil graag | I'd like |
| alstublieft | please |
| hoeveel? | how many? |
| hoeveel kost het? | how much is it? |
| alsjeblieft | here you are |
| de tas | the bag |
| de appels | apples |
| de tomaten | tomatoes |
| de sinaasappels | oranges |
| dank u wel dag | thank you goodbye |
How to use this song with your child
- 1
Listen for “hoeveel”
“hoeveel” (how many?) is sung on 6 lines of this song. Ask your child to clap or raise a hand every time they hear it; by the end they will be saying it with the song.
- 2
Split the parts
Once the song is familiar, you sing the English lines and your child sings the Dutch ones, then swap. It turns listening into speaking.
- 3
Make it a routine
At 2:30, play it once a day at the same moment for a week. Practise stop, look and listen at the next street you cross.
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