I wanted to say thanks for these videos, they are brilliant, and combined with the exercises, I feel they are a great first step to learning Dutch. No doubt I'll sign up for your grammar course too, when I've worked my way through these. Also, I love the fact that you've added a small course on the differences between Flemish and Dutch, it is the first place I've heard of having something like this! (A gift when you are learning Dutch to talk to your Flemish family-in-law!) I do have a few things/issues though, that I wanted to point out, one specifically for this course: I think it depends which country you come from how you divide the seasons by months. In Denmark for example, we'd say that winter is December-February, rather than January-March. It might be worth mentioning in the video (or omit from the exercises), since this did give me a fault in the exercises that it took me three tries to figure out where was (since it was not for lack of understanding the question or the Dutch words). That was combined with the fact that for some exercises, this included, it seems like you can't go back and see your answers and see what you've got right or wrong. I think it's a really great feature for the exercises that has this option, and personally think it'd be great to have for all of the exercises :) Finally (more a technical thing): It seems like when logging in (for me at least), you have to use your username rather than email to get in, even though the log-in fields says that you can use either. Once again, thanks for a great course, I'm looking forward to learning more Dutch with the help of your videos :D
Thanks to your lessons that foreign students(such as me^-^)may be able to study in Nederland!!In my hometown,there is not even a teacher who teaches Dutch specially.
Dear Bart, in the esersices of the lesson I read: Op 25 e 26 december is het kerst in Nederland... In the Van Dale dictionary Kerst is a De word. Witch is correct? Thanks
Hi Bart! Thanks for your videos! I would like to know why "dag" doesn't get an extra g to keep the short sound when we transform it into plural: "dagen"...
I spent 19 days with flemish people in 2001 and 2002. Flemish writing is easier than English sometimes, but when they spoke I understood absolutely nothing.
Great course. It would be great too to see the mistakes in the exercises. That is another way to learn. I have taken 10 quizzes and only two showed me my faults.
I'm a christian, and it's a bit sad tho, to know that many Dutch ppl have stopped going to church and maybe even stopped thinking about God.. Although their ancestors introduced Christianity in my country, Indonesia.
Goede middag, BART! Dankuwel. JiJ bent het best leraar.
Bart thanks for the great lessons, your explanation is very easy to follow. Thumbs up.
Hi Bart, your lessons is fantastic! God bless you!🤗❤️🙏
Belangrijk dutch les,danki wel lerer Bart De pau ❤
Dank u wel, de leraar, Mr de Pau.
I'm learning Dutch with your videos!
Thank you Part .keep going it is really helpful
Bedakt voor les. Heel goed🎉
Dank je wel 🙏 Gefeliciteerd 🎉🎈🎁🎉🎆🎂🎊
Dank u wel from India
Dankjewel.
No Keukenhof in Covid year and that was the year I moved to The Netherlands and was hell of excited to see Keukenhof!:(
Bart , jij bent een excellente leraar: de best. Je krijg mijn daumen op. Thumbs up. Dankjewel.
Hallo Bart Dank u wel
Bedankt Bart, ik manage to finished lesson tien 10. 😀
Thank you so much for your interesting lessons. You are a great teacher :)
I wanted to say thanks for these videos, they are brilliant, and combined with the exercises, I feel they are a great first step to learning Dutch. No doubt I'll sign up for your grammar course too, when I've worked my way through these. Also, I love the fact that you've added a small course on the differences between Flemish and Dutch, it is the first place I've heard of having something like this! (A gift when you are learning Dutch to talk to your Flemish family-in-law!)
I do have a few things/issues though, that I wanted to point out, one specifically for this course:
I think it depends which country you come from how you divide the seasons by months. In Denmark for example, we'd say that winter is December-February, rather than January-March. It might be worth mentioning in the video (or omit from the exercises), since this did give me a fault in the exercises that it took me three tries to figure out where was (since it was not for lack of understanding the question or the Dutch words). That was combined with the fact that for some exercises, this included, it seems like you can't go back and see your answers and see what you've got right or wrong. I think it's a really great feature for the exercises that has this option, and personally think it'd be great to have for all of the exercises :)
Finally (more a technical thing): It seems like when logging in (for me at least), you have to use your username rather than email to get in, even though the log-in fields says that you can use either.
Once again, thanks for a great course, I'm looking forward to learning more Dutch with the help of your videos :D
i just realized that dutch is quite similar with indonesian language.. some words are written and spoken the same :)
What
they colonized indonesia
De winter is aangebroken ! Vandaag is donderdag . twintig november tweeduizend negentien.
one of ùmy best dutch schools .. on tube !! thanks Bart ! dank u viel !
Keunkenhof is not open now :(
Thanks to your lessons that foreign students(such as me^-^)may be able to study in Nederland!!In my hometown,there is not even a teacher who teaches Dutch specially.
There was a question in test for this video about season boundaries.
Am I correct that in Netherlands each season starts/ends in equinox or Solstice?
Congratulations! This is your month, right? God bless you all the time.
Really? De herfst is my favourite seizoen!
Ik houd ook van jouw videos
I only watch your video because of my mom! I don’t live in Netherlands I live in Suriname ,Paramaribo.
Dear Bart, in the esersices of the lesson I read: Op 25 e 26 december is het kerst in Nederland... In the Van Dale dictionary Kerst is a De word. Witch is correct? Thanks
Give me link of prince video..which u made ..where is it.i did not find
goed!
It's Oktober, so I would like to wish you a happy birthday, Bart de Pau! ^_^
Hi Bart! Thanks for your videos!
I would like to know why "dag" doesn't get an extra g to keep the short sound when we transform it into plural: "dagen"...
So that’s what duch do on my birthday May 4 !
hallo, actully i do a lot of pratice at School so i watch your videos to help my self
Dank u wel
Great tutorial
Walke dag van de week
Or
Walke dagen in de week?
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de winter komt eraan ! ennentwintig december
Ik heb in october verjaardag ook;)
I spent 19 days with flemish people in 2001 and 2002. Flemish writing is easier than English sometimes, but when they spoke I understood absolutely nothing.
tanks very mach for interesing to learing imgrants
Gefeliciteerd met je verjaardag Bart!
Wszystkiego najlepszego!
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Great course. It would be great too to see the mistakes in the exercises. That is another way to learn. I have taken 10 quizzes and only two showed me my faults.
#dutchgrammar
You said we now know 250 dutch words.... haha not really ! how's to remember all those ?!
Titanium10000 pfft I have to watch about the same video 6 times
mooie
i thought i was doing ok with the dutch "g" sound buuuut "gehacktdag" is just a bit to much hahahaha
That's not tongue twister, but throat twister 😂
Waaaa
because i am in a dutch school
l would so much listen to your lessons while sleeping but the music is irritating and not needed
I'm a christian, and it's a bit sad tho, to know that many Dutch ppl have stopped going to church and maybe even stopped thinking about God..
Although their ancestors introduced Christianity in my country, Indonesia.
God is love