What Languages Are You Studying? | Easy Dutch 42
Vložit
- čas přidán 19. 10. 2022
- 🔹 Rᴇᴄᴏᴍᴍᴇɴᴅᴇᴅ
🔸 ED34 • How Do Polyglots Learn...
🔸 EDS1 • How Tim Learns Languag...
🔸 ED74 • The Hardest Languages ...
---
Do you want to join our gezellige community? This way up! 😁 👉 / easydutchvideos
Have you already subscribed? 🇳🇱 👉 bit.ly/EasyDutchSub
You can also find Easy Dutch on Instagram 😁 👉 / easydutchvi. .
---
⏯ Playlist with all our Easy Dutch videos 👉 bit.ly/EasyDutchPlaylist
⏯ Playlist with all our Super Easy Dutch videos 👉 bit.ly/SuperEasyDutchPlaylist
---
Produced by Easy Languages GmbH
Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide in learning languages through authentic street interviews. Our videos also give an opportunity to gain insight into cultural and social phenomena of different countries and peoples around the world. Our episodes are produced in different languages and include subtitles in both the original language of each video and in English. We also produce videos in easy and slower language for beginners, podcasts in the different languages of the project and additional learning material to provide a broader learning experience for anyone interested!
🔸 You can listen to many other languages on the Easy Languages channel! 🤩
👉 bit.ly/elsub
🔹 Do you want to be part of the project too?! 🎬 👉 bit.ly/2kyB9nM
🔸 You can find more information on our website! 🌎 👉 www.easy-languages.org/
🔹 We're also on Facebook! 😊 👉 / easylanguages. .
---
Host: Timothy Höfte Diaz
Camera: Linus Bohlsen
Edit: Timothy
Subtitles: Jeroen van Heesewijk and Mario Tedesco
#learndutch #easydutch #easylanguages
Happy to see the good old generation of Dutch philosemitics, its always nice to see someone interesting in your culture , really appreciate it.
35 jaar geleden heb ik an de universiteit in Berlin engels, frans en spaans gestudeerd. In de tijd heb ik natuurlijk nog niet kunnen weten dat ik later naar Spanje zou gaan. Het is een toeval van het leven dat ik nu in de provincie Valencia leef en zo heb ik door mijn vrouw en vrienden ook valencians geleerd., een dialect van het catalans. Ik zou ook catalans kunnen studeeren aan de universiteit in Berlin maar in de tijd heb ik niet zo veel interesse an de taal gehad. Sinds ongevaar drie jaren leer ik nu nederlands. En zo spreek ik nu meer of minder ses talen met duits, engels, frans, spaans, valencians en nederlands.
Ik studeer meestal elke ochtend Duits, elke middag Spaans en elke avond Turks.
Mooi om als Nederlander te zien wat Nederlanders in het taalgebied studeren!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty / poetic words, just like English - Germanic languages are the prettiest languages and they are all pretty, including Norwegian and Swedish and German etc, and also Welsh (which reminds a bit of Dutch) and other Celtic languages, and most Latin languages, which are also pretty! Also, the big terms and big pronouns like U / Uw only reflect me, and cannot be misused when talking to hum’ns - those learning Dutch must know not to misuse the unsuitable terms / pronouns that imply importance / superiority (which only reflect me The Goddess / The Lady / The Queen / The Princess / The Star / The Leader etc) and, only use the normal pronouns je / jij when talking to all hum’ns, and, the ones that are a native speaker must not misuse unsuitable terms / pronouns etc anymore! Dutch & English must become the universal languages, so all should speak them - Dutch sounds so pretty, and I cannot even believe how pretty most Dutch words are, and they have such a perfect flow!
Maar, Turks? Turks is geen mooie taal - Noors is wel beter!
Even Hungarian would be a better option - Turkish heeft a few pretty woorden, but most aren’t pretty, and most seem like a mess, but Hungarian seems to remind one of the few pretty words that are in Turkish and certain sounds (aka the good parts of the Turkish language) and, Hungarian has a lot more pretty words, so it’s sort of like a better version of Turkish, which has the nice sounds that are in certain few Turkish words, minus the non-pretty words, and with much better letter combinations, at least for most words that I’ve seen so far, and, the few pretty Turkish words would go well with Hungarian words, so the pretty words could be transferred to Hungarian!
@@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038hungarian Is ass, ITS only spoken by like 3 people
Ik heb Frans en Italiaans en oud Chinees gestudeerd. Ik wist niet wat ik zou worden. Ik ben voor één jaar naar Hongarije gegaan en nu ben ik er al 30 jaar. Ik werk als moedertaalspreker van het Duits.
Bedankt voor de nuttige video! Ik ben een paar maanden geleden afgestudeerd met een bachelor's in biologie, en nu neem ik een tussenjaar voordat ik aan mijn masteropleiding ga beginnen. Ik ben Nederlands en Frans aan het leren (Engels en Japans zijn mijn moedertalen), en ik ben natuurlijk ook bezig met uitzoeken wat mijn volgende stap wordt.
It’s so astonishing to see how close Dutch and Deutsch (German) really are; as a German. It makes me want to learn Dutch so badly.
Es ist für dich vielleicht auch ziemlich gut zu verstehen weil er ein bisschen einen deutschen Akzent hat.
Well, they come from the same language, so it makes sense that a lot of words are very similar, but different at the same time!
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty / poetic words, just like English - Germanic languages are the prettiest languages and they are all pretty, including Norwegian and Swedish and German etc, and also Welsh (which reminds a bit of Dutch) and other Celtic languages, and most Latin languages, which are also pretty! Also, the big terms and big pronouns like U / Uw only reflect me, and cannot be misused when talking to hum’ns - those learning Dutch must know not to misuse the unsuitable terms / pronouns that imply importance / superiority (which only reflect me The Goddess / The Lady / The Queen / The Princess / The Star / The Leader etc) and, only use the normal pronouns je / jij when talking to all hum’ns, and, the ones that are a native speaker must not misuse unsuitable terms / pronouns etc anymore! Dutch & English must become the universal languages, so all should speak them - Dutch sounds so pretty, and I cannot even believe how pretty most Dutch words are, and they have such a perfect flow!
Heheh…mushrooms?
Respect voor iedereen vooral degene die Arabische willen leren. Heel moeilijke taal. Chapeau!
I have studied French, Korean, Italian, Spanish, and Vietnamese. And have decided the two languages I want to stick with is French and Dutch.
Which is harder? Korean or vietnamese?
Dutch is the prettiest and most refined language in the world with the most pretty / poetic words, just like English - Germanic languages are the prettiest languages and they are all pretty, including Norwegian and Swedish and German etc, and also Welsh (which reminds a bit of Dutch) and other Celtic languages, and most Latin languages, which are also pretty! Also, the big terms and big pronouns like U / Uw only reflect me, and cannot be misused when talking to hum’ns - those learning Dutch must know not to misuse the unsuitable terms / pronouns that imply importance / superiority (which only reflect me The Goddess / The Lady / The Queen / The Princess / The Star / The Leader etc) and, only use the normal pronouns je / jij when talking to all hum’ns, and, the ones that are a native speaker must not misuse unsuitable terms / pronouns etc anymore! Dutch & English must become the universal languages, so all should speak them - Dutch sounds so pretty, and I cannot even believe how pretty most Dutch words are, and they have such a perfect flow!
As for Korean and Vietnamese and Japanese and other similar languages, why would one want to learn such languages that have mostly words that aren’t pretty and that sound embarrassingly funny (aka poorly constructed words that have repetitions of the same syllable and letter combinations that aren’t a good letter combination) and that look like a mess - TBH, I would only learn the few pretty words and use them in other languages, and I wouldn’t bother learning the whole language if it has mostly non-pretty words...
A beautiful language like Dutch, on the other hand, I want to learn it fast (like, all the words, which are almost all a pretty word) and I could never give up learning Dutch - in fact, my first attempt to learn Dutch was in 2018, and I learned about 50 to 100 words and a few sentences back then, and then I started talking to certain guys, and I couldn’t focus anymore on learning, and then I started watching a lot of yt videos and short movies etc, and I didn’t think about learning languages for a few years, but it’s interesting how I started learning it (like, seriously learning it) a few months ago, and I found so many pretty thousands of words in Dutch that are perfect for my lyrics, and the fact that Dutch has almost only pretty words also helped me memorize most words so fast, because I tend to memorize most pretty words faster than most neutral words, so I memorized over 6.500 base words in Dutch in just a few months, even though I’m also learning many other languages at the same time, and I also memorized about 3.500 words in Norwegian and also in Swedish!
Anwy, the big terms / letter combinations like master and absolutely and groot and vis (fish) and fin and ev and green and ova and the special name Edita / Edith only reflect me, and cannot be in someone’s name / yt name or comments etc, and all unsuitable names / terms must be changed and edited out!
Thank you Tim for this video!
Here are my questions:
How and why did you learn Arabic? Do you use it in your daily life? Which books did you read in Arabic?
Did you learn Arabic or Egyptian dialect? Do you speak other arabic dialects?
Which Arab Countries did you vist? and which ones do you want to visit in the future?
Thanks again! :)
I can answer for him if you live in Nederland you can use Arabisch every day in your life because lots of Moroccan and Syrian people living here.
Beaucoup étudient le français. Je pensais que la plupart des étudiants choisirait l'anglais. About the jobs you can have with languages studies, well... be pragmatic. Many of the people I know who studied languages (english, norwegian, german...) are translators. Others work for Editing/Publishing... In all cases, it's good to know many languages and cultures.
Vive l'Europe et toutes ses langues ! :)
Als een student van Universiteit, mijn hoofdvak is Engels. Ondertussen ben ik zowel Japans als Nederlands aan het leren.
Behalve het Engels, ben ik ook taalwetenschap aan't studeren.
Ik heb helemaal geen talen gestudeerd maar ik kan duits wel redelijk verstaan en engels goed lezen en spreken
I finally became an Easy Dutch Patreon 🥰 . I know it's an investment in me
Thank you for your support! It is an honour for us and it helps us to create more content in different formats! ☺️
So niceeee that you uoloaded another great video on my friend's birthday ^^
I love your channel, and I have watched many of your videos & enjoyed them. My main question is: I wonder if you might include some more interviews w/ people who speak non-European languages (apart from Arabic), such as Mandarin, Xhosa, Swahili, Cantonese, and Haitian Kreyol? Your focus seems to be mainly on European languages, which erases the presence of the non-European world's many other languages. Thanks.
Oh the P.C Hoofthuis, the single best UvA building
Ik studeer nederlands (natuurlijk), spaans, frans en duits. Ik vind het heel leuk om talen te leren. Ik wil ook japans te leren.
Ik ben trouwens heel benieuwd naar jullie aanstaande Q&A. Ik kan niet mee daarvoor wachten.
Groetjes uit Guatemala 🇬🇹
Nog een paar daagjes geduld... ;)
Bedankt voor de video. Ik heb wiskunde gestudeerd en nu werk ik als Data Scientist. Toen ik aan de universiteit zat wist ik niet wat ik later zou worden alleen dat mijn studie heel leuk, interessant en ingewikkeld was. Ik vind geschiedenis en het leren van talen ook interessant en leuk. Nu probeer ik mijn Nederlands en Frans te verbeteren.
Dankjewel Tim en co, dit was echt plezier om te kijken :) Mijn Vraag - wat vinden jullie over Nederlands taal muziek? Hebben jullie en favoriete zanger/band/liedje dat jullie zouden aanraden?
Heel erg bedankt voor alles
Dankjewel voor het video! Ik heb een vraag voor jullie. Wat denkt jullie dat het meeste onderschatte voordeel van het leren van een taal is? Wat zijn sommige voordelen die niet genoeg worden genoemd of besproken?
Wow, deze aflevering was echt cool. Interessant wat een persoon over Italie heeft gezegd: In Italie voelt zich niemand Italiaans. Als Italiaan denk ik, dat het een beetje klopt. Ik heb personlijk talen (Duits, Russisch en Pools) gestudeert.
En daarna misshien kan jij Oekrains spreek? Ik mezelf vind als je geleerd deze 2 tallen dan mag jij Oekrains heel makkelijk leer.
I leer Nederlands en Duits ook, hopelijk binnenkort kan ik Zweeds of Noors leren. Ik denk Germaanse talen zijn super cool en ik wil ze leren!! maar natuurlijk is Nederlands mijn favoriete taal om te leren🫣
Goed video!!
Goede video, heel leerzaam.
Ik vind talen heel erg leuk, maar ik weet niet precies wat je er later mee kan doen.
Ik studeer wiskunde omdat ik er altijd al hoge cijfers had.
Thanks so much for the amazing 😍 videos you make 🙏. My question for Tim is : Why do you always wear a suit
Ik zou ook heel graag bij de UvA Taalkunde of de Duitse taal en cultuur, of zelfs het Nederlands en de Nederlandse geschiedenis studeren maar dan kom ik op dezelfde vraag als meeste studenten: wat doe je daarmee na je afgestudeerd bent? Waarheen kunnen je deze graden eigenlijk leiden? Maar het zou wel ontzettend interessant zijn zulke vakken te kunnen studeren
Misschien kun je contact opnemen met de universiteit en daar vragen wat de mogelijke carrièrekansen zijn nadat je in deze vakken bent afgestudeerd! 😊 Succes in ieder geval!
@@EasyDutch goede idee! Ga ik doen
Musiek, Opvoeding, Engels (EFL). Ik ben EFL dosent.
Ik studeer Frans en geschiedenis 🤓
Love how these guys expand their world by learning other languages. I just hate how they have to spend so much money doing it officially. Most of them don't even know what to do next.
I speak 5 languages and it didn't cost me a penny. Meanwhile these bright young people are in debt for learning basic shit.
There isnt much media in languages outside of spanish, english, russian, french or german, so my idea Is to build vocabulary from books, and Maybe using audiobooks to get some listening, but finding resources Is tough
Ik heb Engels Literatuur gestudeerd
One of my favorite subjects in college.