How to Say “Beer” in Flemish

bier
everyday
In Flemish "beer" is bier. A glass of beer is often called a pintje.
Meaning: beer (noun)

Ways to say it

“beer” in Dutch
Dutch Note
bier everyday
pintje a glass of beer

In a café in Flanders you ask Een pintje, alstublieft for a glass of lager.

Is it said differently in some regions?

Belgium is well known for its beers, and Flemish cafés often list many local brands.

Did you know?

  • Belgian brewing culture is on the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage.

Examples in context

  • Ik drink graag een Belgisch bier.
    I like to drink a Belgian beer.

Example conversation

Karel orders from the waitress Lotte at a café in Antwerp.

  1. Karel

    Een pintje, alstublieft.
    A glass of beer, please.
  2. Lotte

    Komt eraan.
    Coming up.
  3. Karel

    Dank u wel.
    Thank you.
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