Dutch uses a three-step ladder for preference: graag (gladly), liever (rather), and "het liefst" (most of all) — they slot in right after the verb.
Ober: ?
Sanne: .
Collega: ?
Tom: , . .
Apotheker: ?
Klant: , .
Ober: Wat wilt u drinken?
What would you like to drink?
Vul het ontbrekende woord in:
I'd like a cup of tea.
“Het bonnetje is geld waard.”
You put your empty bottle in it. Then a voucher comes out. The voucher is worth money.
“Ik wil graag een afspraak maken.”
Good morning. This is Ahmed Khalil. I would like to make an appointment.
“Wat mag het zijn?”
Good afternoon. What can I get you?
“Hoe gaat het?”
How are you?
“Ik wil graag brood.”
Good morning. I would like bread.