Essential lesson about Separable Dutch Verbs

Separable verbs are a very distinct element of the Dutch language. Learning this can be a challenge to non-natives, because it is unknown in most other languages (including English). However, it is CRUCIAL to learn this if you are serious about developing your Dutch speaking skills.
After my explanation, in this video I give you an exercise to practice with. Let me know in the comments how you did!
Enjoy the lesson and share your experience!
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[@TheKarthhh]

Bedankt!!😁

[@clementekpo7606]

Veel nuttig 💯

[@humancenteredagility]

This video was so helpful. Thank you!

[@dutchforexpats]

Glad it was helpful!

[@neandertaal-learndutch]

Goede video bedankt!

[@dutchforexpats]

Graag gedaan!

[@Harry-sn6wz]

Hoi. Ik heb een vraag - Are schoonmaken or klaarmaken separable verbs?

[@dutchforexpats]

Hi Harry, goede vraag! Het antwoord is JA, beide zijn ‘separable verbs’.
Ik ga de badkamer schoonmaken. -> Ik maak de badkamer schoon met een natte doek.
Ik ga me klaarmaken voor vertrek -> Ik maak me nu klaar voor vertrek.

[@Harry-sn6wz]

@@dutchforexpats ok. Dank u wel. Schoon nd klaar were not in your list so I got confused a bit. But thanks for your response.

[@danschuldanschul1750]

Is “aan” also a separable prefix

[@dutchforexpats]

It is in some cases, but not all. As long as the emphasis is on 'aan', then is it separable. Like in 'aankijken'. Why are you looking at me like that = waarom kijk je mij zo aan. But it's not separable with e.g. 'aanschouwen' (to behold).

[@zevendutch]

Ik ga mijn hond uitlaten
Elke dag op 7 uur laten ik mijn hond uit

[@dutchforexpats]

Great job!
Correction: Elke dag om 7 uur laat ik mijn hond uit.

[@igorgodfig]

Ik laat elke dag mijn hond uit.