The plural in Dutch for nouns

The plural in Dutch for nouns
How do you put Dutch nouns in the plural? Let's find out.
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[@MarieAleksandra]

Excelente tu explicacion, me encanto, sigue subiendo mas videos por favor.

[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

Muchas gracias!

[@Kris-ch3oq]

your voice is very nice (: and thank you for making this video

[@martinhaynz]

Amazing work :)

[@marwaebrahim163]

Thanks 😊

[@Mineirinhanabelgica]

Thanks for the lessons ❤

[@kimberlykozar6671]

Thank you.

[@sigadelailomaloma1270]

Thanks very much for this helpful insight. So helpful! I do have a question if I may. The word bloem which ends with an 'em'. Could that be another exception? It ends with "em" so it belongs to the condition where you add an 's' to the plural form but in reality the plural form of the word bloem is "bloemen" and not "bloems"?

[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

Hi, 'oe' is one sound, so that's why.

[@oyoo3323]

Great video. This was quite useful to me. I do have two questions though. What about vowel digraphs (as endings) like "-ie" and "-oe", do they also get a "-s" added to the end?
And what about double vowels like "-oo", "-uu", "-ee" and "-aa" if words end with them? Does "-ee" get a "-s", while the others get a "-'s" added?

[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

Thanks. For these endings, there are lots of variations. Except for -uu, -aa and -oo, I can't think of any word ending with these letters. Except zoo (zoos in the plural). More info on the variations here: www.slimleren.nl/onderwerpen/nederlands/12.559/aanvullende-regels-2-meervoud-zelfstandig-naamwoord.

[@edwardamosbrandwein3583]

@@LearnDutchwithAlain Do these rules entirely apply to Dutch dialects too?

[@unlimitedsky9183]

Dankuwel

[@studyingasahobby]

Hallo Alan! Bedankt! Mag ik je iets vragen? Waar kom je vandaan? Ik zou graag willen weten waar je accent vandaan komt. Merci!

[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

Hallo, ik kom uit Gent, in België.

[@Pishagogi]

@@LearnDutchwithAlain so you speak flemish?

[@ramamonato5039]

het kind - de kinderen / de kinders???

[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

Kinders is more dialect, kinderen is the official one.