Indirect questions are an essential part of Dutch grammar and are used when we want to ask a question without directly posing it. Instead, we embed the question into another sentence, making it an indirect question. Indirect questions are more polite and less direct than regular questions, and they use different word order. They are often found in requests for information, clarification, or advice. In Dutch grammar, these types of questions are often introduced by phrases such as “Ik vraag me af” (I wonder) or “Kun je me vertellen…” (Can you tell me…).