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Host, camera and edit: Timothy Höfte Diaz (www.thofteblog.com/about)
Subtitles: Tim and Mario Tedesco
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Als Schotte, der Deutsch lernt, es bringt mich fast zum lachen wie süß Nederländisch klingt. Misschien leer ik Nederlands nu...
Bedankt voor deze video Tim!
Hallo, ik heet Evan, ik ben 19 jaar, en ik kom uit Indonesië.
Thank you super easy dutch ! Very important for those who are starting learning dutch 😁 more videos about vocabulary and language usages
erg LEKKER om nederlands te leren
I would love to learn the Dutch language, the Netherlands is a wonderful country, it has been a dream for me since my childhood to visit the Netherlands
Buy a KLM ticket to Amsterdam! then your dream comes true.
Veel succes mijn vriend!
Dankjewel. Het was super leuk!
Word order in dutch drive me crazy sometimes!! :)
Eindelijk!!! Super! Ik vind Nederlands een leuke taal en Ik wil beter Nederlands spreken
Nein Deutschland is better than Netherland
Echt leuk te kijken. Ik studeer mezelf Nederlands,en dat is een geweldige video om beter Nederlands te kunnen leren en ook de vocabulair te verrijken
This video is great , it's so interactive and enjoyable . I enjoyed it ☺️ , thanks for this video .
Hello. Nice video. Maybe showing the examples twice can be good. For instance:
- you can do like this man:
2x "i am 33 years old"
Was deze video natuurlijk nuttig voor mij! Dankuwel! Veel succes!
Bedankt.
The name is James the Surname is Band, so it's James Band
Hallo Allemaal
Ik Heet Andhika
Ik ben 24 jaar oud , geboren in 1999 (negentien negen en negentig)
Ik kom uit Cirebon , West Java , Indonesië
in mijn vrie tijd ik het leuk om te anime kijken , voetball kijken en spelen , en lees het boek , en ook leren een buitenlandse taal , nu ik leren japans en natuurlijk nederlands
aangenaam kennis te maken , allemaal
en dankje wel voor deze video , Easy Dutch
Hallo Andhika! :)
Cirebon hi!
Great video guys!!
Nice video hope to see more videos to learn dutch 👍
Great video!
Nice work!
Çok güzel! Başarılar! 👍
you are amazing man 🫡
Dankjewel
Thanks for video! It would be great if you made a video with asking and telling the way (e.g. to the bus station in the city)
That's a good idea for another video! ;) Thank you!
Prima!
Really excited to be learning Dutch! (Sorry I have to write in Engels for now, ik spreek geen nederlands but trying to change that!). Thanks for making these Super Easy videos, they're so helpful! I just wondered if you'd be able to put them into one playlist to make them easier to find? Anyway, your channel is so motivating! :D
There's a playlist on the Easy Languages channel! 😊 czcams.com/play/PLA5UIoabheFOF-wn5yKE8ZI8rmMQCTbMD.html
@@EasyDutch That's great, dank je wel!!
1:02 , 2:40
Güzel bir videoydu Tim. Çok daha başarılı olacağına inanıyorum kardeşim.
nasil sin, my friend. Helaas spreek ik geen Turks 😞
Ik vid leuk dit video
Hi! Thank you for the content. Do you have the video transcripts available?
Hi there! :) You can get the transcripts of all our videos with any of our Easy Dutch memberships. For more information, please follow: easydutch.org/membership 😊
Have fun learning Dutch! 😁✌️
Gefeliciteerd met het geweldige werk! Ga zo door!
En een vraag: hie heet de muziek op het einde?
DuDa - Ian Post
Wait, damn it. Dutch uses German number order.
Erik you need Boorger and Starbark from United Snake
how is it in Swedish? or are you from Iceland?
@@SamuelLanghorn
The same as English in both languages: biggest to smallest units except for 13-19.
@@Erik_Emer where are you from? is it your real name or your viking alter ego?
@@SamuelLanghorn
Yes/no. This is my Icelandic birth name that I changed from after immigrating to the States (typographical name restrictions in the US and surname issues between intermediate family members, damn it), so my legal name is different, but because this isn't entirely me NOW, I use this name anywhere I can because it doesn't look tacky.
I'm thankful I found this channel. I've been learning Dutch.. still newbie. Although there are some words similar with Indonesian language, but still it's so hard 😅 but practice makes perfect , right.. Thanks Easy Dutch 🙏
Don't thank darling, Chillout girl my welcome from United Snake of meurica, you know what you need, you need Boorger and Starbark
Salamat mijn vriend, Bahasa is ook een mooie taal.
Wow he can speak turkish and dutch!
Im letzen Video haben Sie Dutch sind nicht zu gut als Deutsch zu hören. Aber glaub ich das falsch ist. Alle Sprache sind „schön“ und heute finde ich niederländisch süss und klingt gut. Auch finde dass alles ist gleich wan Mann kann English und Deutsch.
Wat is de naam van die brug achter Tim in deze flimpje?
👑👍🏻
quick question bent is at the end of the sentence becuz of welk??? 1:19
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that it's because it's on a subordinate clause. When it's the case, the main verb goes to the end (I'm new to Dutch, but something analogous happens in German).
Bijvoorbeeld:
Ik heb een vriendin.
Of
Ik ben gelukkig, omdat ik een vriendin heb.
Doei!
@@TheRealChiults This is true, but you can also just say: 'om te zeggen in welk jaar je bent geboren'. You can turn these words around
1:17 Om te zeggen in welk jaar je geboren bent...
I'm not a native Dutch speaker, but I've been studying Dutch and Dutch grammar for quite some time now. I think you're on the right track, but I also think the grammar is more complicated than that. There's a lot of grammar packed into this one clause. Some of this you may already know, but I'll try to break down my understanding of the grammar.
Common word order: Ik ben geboren in Nederland. Ik ben geboren in Nijmegen. Ik ben geboren in 1990.
The question would be phrased: In welk jaar ben je geboren? When the subject+verb (je bent) comes at the beginning of a question, it is always inverted (ben je), but that is not the only reason for inversion. The subject+verb is also inverted whenever the subject+verb is preceded by a word, phrase or clause other than a coordinating conjunction or interjection, _regardless of whether it is a question or not_ . In this case it is a question, but inversion occurs because the subject+verb is preceded by the prepositional phrase 'in welk jaar.' Another example of inversion is in the continuation of this sentence, 'je kunt' is inverted to 'kun je' not because it's a question (which it's not) but because it's preceded by the clause "Om te zeggen in welk jaar je geboren bent."
'Kun je' is also a choice. Many native Dutch speakers prefer 'je kan' and 'kan je' over 'je kunt' and 'kun je.'
Om dit te zeggen, kan je dit zeggen.
Additional grammar: many verbs with je/jij drop the *t* when inverted, namely when the verb form ends in a double consonant: je hebt > heb je; je wordt > word je; je kent > ken je; je verkoopt > verkoop je, etc., etc.
Here, the entire question is used as the direct object. If you're having trouble as to why it's the direct object, just think of that entire phrase as 'dit'. In welk jaar ben je geboren? Weet je dit? Weet je in welk jaar je geboren bent? (I'll get to 'om te zeggen in a minute.)
When you're using the question (In welk jaar ben je geboren?) as the direct object (in welk jaar je geboren bent), then _prescriptively_ the verb (bent) should always come at the end (Weet je dit? Weet je in welk jaar je geboren bent?) Geboren is a centuries-old form of a verb that has otherwise fallen out of use, so it is actually technically considered to be an *adjective* and is used as part of compound adjectives such as blindgeboren or eerstgeboren. So _prescriptively_ when the verb goes to the end, the adjective should come before it. But _descriptively_ "je bent geboren" is still thought of in the same way as the present perfect form of the verb (voltooid tegenwoordige tijd), so some native Dutch speakers may choose either word order (geboren bent or bent geboren) when this combination comes at the end.
In this case, it's not only a dependent clause, but a beknopte bijzin (a dependent clause without a subject). With 'om te zeggen,' *om te* makes it subjectless. "Om dit te zeggen..." = "To say this..." But who is doing the saying? The subject isn't specified, so it's a clause without a subject (beknopte bijzin). It takes the place of a dependent clause that has a subject, such as "Als *je* dit wilt zeggen..."
Again, when using the question as a direct object, think of the entire phrase (in welk jaar je geboren bent) as *dit* . The word order is different, but grammatically it's the same:
Om dit te zeggen... To say this...
Om te zeggen in welk jaar je geboren bent... To say what year you were born in...
There's also grammar explaining why you should use _welk_ instead of _wat_ , but that's a whole other chapter.
Hope this helps!
I suprised Ben word same as Turkish meaning
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🥀
I didn’t understand🤔. Why in such complicated sentences (without English) the explanations of basic sentences. How can the students understand these explanations.
Was ist denn "terrassen"?
auf der Terrasse liegen am Kanal und sich sonnen?
"Terrassen" ist der Plural von "terras", was wörtlich Terrasse heißt, aber oft für Bars und Kneipen verwendet wird, die ausgebreitete (Außen)Sitzmöglichkeiten haben.
@@EasyDutch Ausgezeichnet, vielen Dank. Ziemlich entspannter Lebensstil bei Euch.
Sag mal, wer bist Du? Tim oder Linus, oder sonstwer?
@@SamuelLanghorn Ich bin Mario, aber ab und zu antwortet auch jemand anders. :)
@@EasyDutch Ah, sehr gut, Danke. Ich bin halt kein Freund von anonymen Robotorantworten. Wieviel seid Ihr denn in Eurem Team?
@@SamuelLanghorn Oh ja, das kann ich total nachvollziehen! Hier findest du nur Menschen, die auf Kommentare antworten! 😊 Wir sind momentan 5 aktive Teammitglieder!
Om svastiastu, hoe is het met de Nederlanders daar? je kunt Nederlandse lessen horen op het CZcams-kanaal, onze groeten aan iedereen die daar is, van ons in Jakarta, HINDINESA (NEDERLANDS OOST-INDIE) 🙏🙏
my favorite new Dutch proverb: oostindich doof sijn.
Leeftijd = Lebenszeit. In duits zeggen we Alter maar leeftijd vind ik grappig.
65th
Selbst das ist mir beim mitlesen noch zu schnell. Wenn ich nur mit höre ohne mich auf die Untertitel zu konzentrieren klappt es ganz gut und ich verstehe auch mehr als die Hälfte. Bei der Grammatik komme ich immer noch oft durcheinander. Vielleicht könnt ihr die Untertitel 1-2 Sekunden länger laufen lassen, das würde es zumindest mir einfacher machen.
Wir machen unser Bestes, damit unsere Inhalte am besten zu verwenden sind! Leider geht es manchmal aus technischen Gründen nicht, die Untertitelung anders zu gestalten! Ich hoffe, dass du trotzdem unsere Videos genießt! :)
- Mario
Heet is pronouced like english hate?
Yes.
Depending on the accent, with a long closed "e" sound (IPA: [he:t]) or with a short closed "e" sound followed by a "y" sound, so "ey" (IPA: [hei̯t]). :)
I find the prominence of very wordy terms in Dutch for basic, widespread grammatical concepts like "adjective" (bijvoeglijk naamword) and "verb" (werkwoord) to be quite tiresome and an eyesore. Why not just use the simpler terms like in most other European languages? Even German with its notorious emphasis on explicitness and Handschuh-words uses universal terms.
Bro das ist gottlose deutsch