Learn Dutch phrases - preparing a meal, using diminutives and ordinal numbers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2016
- Learn Dutch phrases using Dutch grammar: diminutives in Dutch (het verkleinwoord) and ordinal numbers (het rangtelwoord).
Related grammar lessons: #dutchgrammar lesson 14 about diminutives in Dutch (verkleindwoorden) and lesson 15 about ordinal numbers (rangtelwoorden)
www.learndutch.org/dutch-grammar/
Combine your knowledge of Dutch vocabulary and Dutch grammar: Practise sentences in Dutch (Nederlandse zinnen) and Dutch pronunciation (Nederlandse uitspraak).
This lesson uses the grammar of #dutchgrammar lesson 14 and 15, about Dutch diminutives and ordinal numbers combined with typical phrases you use in Dutch when preparing food (a typical Dutch meal)
This is Dutch lesson 9 in the video series 'Heb je zin?', Dutch tutor 'online docent NT2' Bart de Pau shows you an animated video in simple Dutch. The video has subtitles in 2 languages: in Dutch and in English. That way you can practise what you've learned already on learndutch.org: combining the most common words with the basic Dutch grammar.
More words related to Dutch food: check most common words lesson 4 (about Dutch food), 30 (preparing meals), 31 (fruits and vegetables).
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Leer Nederlandse zinnen met online docent NT2 Bart de Pau!
Met de Nederlandse lessen in de serie 'Heb je zin?' combineren we de basis woordenkennis Nederlands met de kennis van de basisgrammatica. In de NT2 video zie je een eenvoudig verhaaltje in het Nederlands, met ondertiteling in het Engels en het Nederlands.
Bart de Pau is an online Dutch Tutor at learndutch.org and program manager at the BLC Dutch Summer School, dutchsummerschool.nl
To make phrases you need to understand the grammar theory - online course #dutchgrammar can be recommended: www.learndutch.org/dutch-grammar/
Im a dutch persoon but im watching for fun!
En dat is het Friend zonetje
Fantastic.. after a year study it all makes sense to me and these are great for learning context and how to use the language.
Heel bedankt . Ik luister iedere dag.
Thanks for all those classes! I’ve been learning a lot with your videos! 🍀😘
You work is really great! Je werk is echt goed!
Thanks a lot, those kind of videos help me out a lot!
Dank wel
Bedankt!!
dank je wel!
Wow l love this story so interesting
heel goed bedankt...
Goed manier ,bedankt.
your lessons are too helpful. thanks a lot ! I like your channel a lot !
Dank u wel!
Dankjevel. zeer aangenaam
Thank you I still can't say a word but I'm learning a lot
Im living in dutch
So i speak alot of dutch xd
(⌐■-■)
Dank u wel
Danke schön für diese Videos. Die niederländische Sprache ist nicht so schwierig
Echt bedankt het is echt mooie filmpjes , ik heb te veel geleerd van jullie
0:56 appartementje is een verkleinwoord. Maar in de vertaling komt dit niet terug.
Dank u wel xxx
erg bedankt voor leren Nederland
Dank je wel 😍😍
Bedankt
I love it😍
Heel goed bedankt
👍👍👍
Fantastic!
Dankjewel we hebben veel gelerd.als je tijd heeft wil je andere vidoe maken alsvast bedank
heel bedankt
So the dude has a succesful date and he wants to bring another dude. Facepalm.
Right? :)
Im a dutch persoon ⊂((・▽・))⊃
😂😂😂
Toch? 😂
he asked her first what she would like to do after dinner, and she said: going to the bar, so i guess that is why he invited him
Ik luister, druk pause en repeat achter Bart
Im dutch persoon
Xd
Hello can somebody explain to me what is the difference in these words: (de woning --> het woninkje) and (het ding--> het dingetje)? Because both words end with ing so why they end differently when we convert them into their diminutive form? Thank you!
hey, maybe a tad too late, but i think it's because in ding it's not ing that is the end of the word (like in woning), but because it's a i (short vowel) followed by ng. So it's ding -> dingetje, not dinkje. Same as de bal (short vowel followed by l, r, m, n, ng) -> het balletje.
Did anyone else notice that Martin is making Marieke get him his wine, carry the groceries, work on the potatoes etc. etc.? 😹😹
Why everything has (je) at the end while it doesn't exist in the dictionary?
Ali Hasan I’m also learning but I learned that all word that use the (je) in the end, it’s mean, diminutive mode. Exemples: House = Huis / Little house = Huisje
the correct is Mes or Mesje?
Both are correct, but "mesje" is a diminutive, meaning that you can use it to refer to a small knife. "Mes" simply means knife with no specifics on what size it may be.
Martin is bringing a 3rd wheel on his date? 😀
احسنت ممكن ترجمه بل عربي
Moon Moon
شو الأخبار ؟استفدت شي من الفيديوهات
I dont understand you speaking Egypte
They are speaking Arabic , he is asking for translation the script to Arabic and the girl asked him if he is getting benefits from those lessons or not .
😂😂😂
Ik ben naar de Nederlandse ambassade in het snel te doen met de bank geweest die gaat verhuizen naar Mechelen in april 13Borsbeek is de bank geweest de waarborg van mijn vrouw gaat werken of niet ontvangen en deuren van de bank tekenen voor mij gevonden om het snel te doen met de mozaïek van bestuurder uit het Nederlands voor reserve banden seat Ibiza het Nederlands voor reserve banden met
This is complete gibberish in Dutch. The words themselves are correct Dutch words, but in the way you used them, the story makes no sense whatsoever. The first sentence translates to: “I went to the Dutch embassy in the quick to do with bank which is moving to Mechelen in 13 april”. Say what? 😅
@@MacXpert74 Yeah, I'm learning Dutch and was trying to read that, but couldn't understand. I thought I just hadn't practiced enough. 😅
Too many diminutives... i can't understand the plurals.. etjes etjes etjes...
That's the point of the lesson. Sorry, the lessontje :-D
BEDANKT bART
Dank u wel!
Dank u wel!