Dutch Shopping
& Money
Learn to shop in Dutch — ask for prices, sizes and colours, pay with euros, and navigate Dutch stores and markets with confidence!
Cultural Note — Shopping in the Netherlands
The Dutch love their markt (outdoor market) — almost every Dutch town has a weekly market selling fresh produce, flowers, cheese and clothing. The most famous is the Albert Cuyp Market in Amsterdam. Dutch supermarkets include Albert Heijn (the biggest), Jumbo and Lidl. Remember: in the Netherlands, shops are often closed on Sunday morning, and many smaller shops close early. The Dutch tend to pay by PIN (debit card) — cash is becoming less common!
๐ Grammar: Saying prices in Dutch
Dutch prices use a comma (not a full stop) for decimals:
€2,50 = twee euro vijftig
€0,75 = vijfenzeventig cent
€14,99 = veertien euro negenennegentig
Ask the price: Hoeveel kost dit? = How much does this cost?
Or: Wat kost dit? = What does this cost?
๐ Dutch Supermarkt
Tap items to add to your basket — hear the total price in Dutch!
๐ฏ Lesson 9 Quiz
Shops, money, prices and shopping phrases
๐ Final: Lesson 10 — A1 Complete Review
The grand finale! Review all 9 lessons and earn your A1 certificate!