When to use De or Het | Articles in Dutch | Dutch for Beginners

[@mahmoudabdel-warith5015]

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[@SociaTaal]

Dank je wel! 🙏🏼

[@Kat-pu4dx]

Dankjewel! Altijd hoofdpijn 🤣🙈 de of het.

[@leidygarcia86]

dank je wel!! this was soooo helpful. it was easy to follow and understand! and it makes perfect sense.

[@SociaTaal]

Glad to hear! Keep it up :)

[@limbuspuerorum]

Thank you, this was really helpful! ❤️

[@aahmadadam11]

Bedankt!

[@fabuloussamridhi10]

Dank je wel.Dit is goed voor mij

[@maxxikevich]

Great video. BTW: there is a typo on blog article:
Rule #7 - Names of languages always have the Article de.
Example: het Netherlands (the Dutch)

[@SociaTaal]

Noted. Thanks for your reply! :)

[@TheYagga]

Huh?

[@hassinababakarkhail1090]

Dank u wel 👍 heel goed video

[@SociaTaal]

Graag gedaan Hassina!

[@justagreekinternetuser8998]

is "u" in dank u wel like saying"u" in "thank u" or is it written like this on some places of the NL?

[@superdrops3386]

The 'u' in Dutch is mostly used when you're talking to an elderly person or people you don't know. It's a formal way of saying 'you'.​@@justagreekinternetuser8998

[@superdrops3386]

​@@justagreekinternetuser8998 The 'u' in Dutch is mostly used when you're talking to an eldery person, your boss, or somebody you don't know. 'U' is a formal way of jij/je.

[@justagreekinternetuser8998]

@@superdrops3386 tysm, I didnt know hehe!

[@dannyannet154]

Dankuwel voor de les

[@ashleymutheu5997]

Great video, very helpful

[@neptunenl5009]

dankjewel 🙏

[@agustinbruzz3379]

Thanks!

[@KodyKodzter]

Dank je wel :D

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Dank je wel

[@ardenwii]

super awesome video

[@SociaTaal]

Thank you so much 😀

[@ridhoarr28]

• de muizen
• de vrouw
• het biertje
• de komkommer

[@SociaTaal]

Goed gedaan Ridho!

[@mohammedx1974]

Bro when we use het with verbs and what does it mean (like Ik weet het )

[@once.upon.atime.in.belgie]

het can mean "an article" and het can mean "it"
for ex. het boek.
and Het is mijn auto- It's my car.
So the word het has 2 meanings