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  1. The idiom “lekker belangrijk” is commonly used in informal conversations among friends, family members, or colleagues. It adds a touch of light-heartedness and sarcasm to interactions by downplaying the significance of certain matters.

  2. "Lekker belangrijk" literally translates to "nicely/tastily important" which of course does not make sense. "Lekker" – used as an adverb – can have the meaning of "quite" or "really". For example "lekker druk" translates to "quite busy" (in a pleasant way). However, "lekker belangrijk" is always used ironically and, in

  3. Sep 30, 2012 · Applicable to the taste, the weather, an action etc. Lekker means pleasant except for the sarcastic uses, such as “lekker dan” and “lekker belangrijk”. My advice on the word gezellig: if you’re having a good time, it’s gezellig.

  4. Sep 20, 2024 · lekker belangrijk. (Netherlands) literally: nicely important (ironical), hence: not interesting or not important. Categories: Dutch lemmas.

  5. Aug 24, 2009 · True. Imagine: somebody tells you a boring story. Then you can react with: "lekker belangrijk", which means in that context such as: yeah, whatever. So, not quite nice haha. You actually mean that it's absolutely not important

  6. Sep 12, 2024 · Lekker — nice, sweet, tasty, good etc. You can use this word for almost anything. Pretty much anything remotely good is lekker. When applied to food, it means that the food was tasty. Example: 🇳🇱: Hoe zijn de worsten? Heel lekker. 🇬🇧: How are the sausages? Very nice.

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  8. lekker belangrijk What does lekker belangrijk‎ mean? lekker belangrijk (Dutch) Idiom lekker belangrijk. literally: nicely important (ironical), hence: not interesting or not important.