This course is very good; wish we had it in the 70's !!!!! I have been here for years and learned the language, but I never learned the word together with a "lidwoord" which caused a lot of problems. The words weren't much of a problem (I had a Dutch background - my parents that immigrated to Canada in the 50's and spoke a lot of Dutch at home which was good for my Dutch but not so good for my English). I noticed that may immigrants at that time and still know their parents’ language for household items, but they don’t know the English word for them. Happily knowing a lot of household words helpt give me a sort of sixth sense for the Dutch spelling. As far as the Dutch customs and sayings are concerned, I had my mother-in-law help with that. Good luck with your course!
+Brian Boe Hi Brian - this is what I explain in the grammar videos. The conjugation of the second person singular changes when 'je' is placed after the verb.
Wie - qui Wat - quoi que Wat is leuk - qu'est ce qui est amusant ? Dat, dit - ca cela Deze die - ceci ça Welke - quel quelle Waar - ou Hier - ici Daar - la bas Wanneer - quand Dan toen - lorsque Terwijl - pendant que Hoe - comment Zo - comme ça Hoeveel - combien De bloem - la fleur De bloemen - les fleurs Waarom - pourquoi Daarom - c'est pourquoi Want - car Omdat - parce que Maar - mais Behalve - excepté
Question: you say at the end of each video 'do the exercises', but under exercises is only a quiz (at least so far, after 5 lessons). Is this correct or should I see other things?
+Weithel Wendro Not exactly. The difference between deze, die, dat and dit has to do with whether a word is a de-word or a het-word. I explain that in detail in my online course #dutchgrammar.
When someone asks you "Hoe lang is en Chinese?", don't start calculating the height of an unknown foreigner...it's more of a riddle or twisted word puzzle. While you struggle, they will smirk and tell you "Nee, hij heet Hoe Lang!"
Alessandro Alessandro In norwegian is worse,believe me,because we have many special vowels like: Ø,Å,Y,U,and Æ! And we need to pronounce them with different lip movements! And the Arabs, Thais, Asians in general, Poles, North Americans, Italians, in short, the rest of the world, have a huge difficulty in pronouncing them correctly !! It hurts the ears!😛
This course is very good; wish we had it in the 70's !!!!!
I have been here for years and learned the language, but I never learned the word together with a "lidwoord" which caused a lot of problems.
The words weren't much of a problem (I had a Dutch background - my parents that immigrated to Canada in the 50's and spoke a lot of Dutch at home which was good for my Dutch but not so good for my English). I noticed that may immigrants at that time and still know their parents’ language for household items, but they don’t know the English word for them.
Happily knowing a lot of household words helpt give me a sort of sixth sense for the Dutch spelling.
As far as the Dutch customs and sayings are concerned, I had my mother-in-law help with that.
Good luck with your course!
This guy rocks
طريقتك رائعه وممتعه شكرا
muy buenas las clases cada día aprendo un poco mas con estos videos..gracias
Hoi, mijn naam is celal, Ik leer gemakkelijk Nederlands, dank u wel Bart👏
شكرا درس مفيد
Thank you so much Bart!
Thank you so much, it's really helpful, go on this way!
Thank you for this video,,🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💐💐💐💐
Great lessons! Dank je wel!
Beste Bart, jij is een goed leerar. Dankuwel.
great job you are doing.
With the question, " Waar ben je?", why do you not conjugate "zijn" as "bent?" Why is it not written, "Waar bent je?"
+Brian Boe Hi Brian - this is what I explain in the grammar videos. The conjugation of the second person singular changes when 'je' is placed after the verb.
Köszönöm Anna a fordítást!
Dank je wel met de LES 5😊😊😊👍
After finishing this course and learn everything which level I am going to be in my dutch ? am i going to consider as an intermediate student ?
Wie - qui
Wat - quoi que
Wat is leuk - qu'est ce qui est amusant ?
Dat, dit - ca cela
Deze die - ceci ça
Welke - quel quelle
Waar - ou
Hier - ici
Daar - la bas
Wanneer - quand
Dan toen - lorsque
Terwijl - pendant que
Hoe - comment
Zo - comme ça
Hoeveel - combien
De bloem - la fleur
De bloemen - les fleurs
Waarom - pourquoi
Daarom - c'est pourquoi
Want - car
Omdat - parce que
Maar - mais
Behalve - excepté
I learn both languages recently, so dank je wel, bonjour..
hi; how do I do the exercise online? I have been on your website and I do not see anywhere where I could do the vocabulary exercise
erg goed!!
Dankjewel ❤
Question: you say at the end of each video 'do the exercises', but under exercises is only a quiz (at least so far, after 5 lessons). Is this correct or should I see other things?
agree...and the quiz gives you a score, but you have no idea which question you got wrong
como bajo los ejercicios de gramática de esta lección.
..Very good teacher 😉
Dank je.
Hola!
Gracias por compartir.
Hugs from Mexico and sometimes from Vlissingen!
thank you so much
جميل جدا شكراً
I love your videos!
Dutch food is heerlijk !!!!
Erg lekker ❤
This is so funny to listen to when you already speak dutch.
Well that's one way to pass the time I guess.
***** It is if you have absolutely nothing better to do....
yeah this channel not for u man
ABCDEFGHİJKLMNOPQRS TUVWXYZ
Haha me to im NL maar het is best geinig
Is "deze" the equivalent of the english "these" (plural dit/this)?
+Weithel Wendro Not exactly. The difference between deze, die, dat and dit has to do with whether a word is a de-word or a het-word. I explain that in detail in my online course #dutchgrammar.
deze is in german diese
I can not find the exercise on your website. Please give me link of this.
Thank you
bedank !👍
is there a way we can print the quizes online?
Thank you so much for your lessons! Je bent goed Leraar!!! And I ve done the test (on the site) after this lesson without any mistake!
thank
He man goede video's
goed zo!
dank u
In self Dutch nederlandse goede dag hoi mag ik dat?
🙏🙏🙏
Dit (this), dat (that), wat (what), ik drink water (I drink water)... It's almost English mixed a little with German.
i like to say it's a drunk german trying to speak english
how do we say how are you in short phrases
hoe gaat het
👏👏👏👏👏
Grammar mistake at 2:15 min - should read 'is it?'.
When someone asks you "Hoe lang is en Chinese?", don't start calculating the height of an unknown foreigner...it's more of a riddle or twisted word puzzle. While you struggle, they will smirk and tell you "Nee, hij heet Hoe Lang!"
i thought the" leuk" means nice?
In lession 3 u state that leerling is scholar which is not leerling is student u need to corrected that.
Zo!
Wie niet doen test? :P
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Dit les was kort
maarom ik wil beter Nederlandes..............bedankt man
Hoi
it´s terrible how foreigners pronounce this dutch language. I don´t know any other country in Europe like this, not even Germany
Alessandro Alessandro In norwegian is worse,believe me,because we have many special vowels like: Ø,Å,Y,U,and Æ!
And we need to pronounce them with different lip movements! And the Arabs, Thais, Asians in general, Poles, North Americans, Italians, in short, the rest of the world, have a huge difficulty in pronouncing them correctly !! It hurts the ears!😛
@@evaskjerd ø is basicly just dutch "eu" and æ is "ee"
but norwegian is really swedish, isn't it?