ghosten, daten, swipen: How do you say ghosting and dating in Dutch?

Dutch dating runs on English verbs: daten, swipen, matchen, ghosten. They're conjugated like any Dutch verb, which produces spellings that look wrong and aren't: ik date, hij datet, we hebben gedatet; ze heeft me geghost; we hebben gematcht; ik zat te swipen. The past participle gets ge- like every other verb, no matter how English the stem.

The spelling follows the sound: gedatet (not gedate), geghost (the t is already there), geswipet. Daten has a Dutch rival, afspreken, but we zijn aan het daten (we're seeing each other) is now the normal way to describe the stage before mijn vriend.