My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
i always what learn other languages( I learn English and how you can see is not that bad) i want learn Italian, japonese and French for busyness question have Dutch and Germany but i find someone looks cool person and maybe my love for the rest of my love( i hope so) and i will learn Dutch for going to Belgium and maybe live there i don't know yet about that because i want my college degree and is in USA maybe in 2024 i going to usa into college and I don't want give up of that is part of my dream. and thanks is a good video!
Bedankt! I am Norwegian and trying to learn Dutch, this is really helpful! I recognice that alot of words is close to Norwegian and English, making it a bit easier to learn. Example: Ja in dutch is the same as norwegian and goedemorgen = god morgen.
Should be very easy for you. I noticed as a Dutch I could read Norwegian without a lesson and get 80% or more of it. Spoken it is more difficult but I can still understand a lot. I think it would take me a week exposure to understand spoken Norwegian well enough to just understand conversations but unsure. Form the Norwegians I met abroad it seems to work vice versa and when English words allude us we use Norwegian or Dutch words and it tends to work out well.
I don't know if we are worse or they are, but I noted that written Danish is pretty easy for us Duthc. Many words the same, I got by without a lesson from the get go. However when Danes speak I am mostly lost. And it is because they pronounce the words so differently from ours and tend to leave out a lot.
Hopefully Indonesians can teach the language so that never leave the influence behind because Indonesia is a colony by the Dutch as Dutch East Indies and there are some places are Dutch in Origin before Indonesian names such as Jakarta is Batavia, Bogor is Buitenzorg, Cirebon is Chirebon, Jayapura is Nue Hollandia, etc. In the United States, Dutch is also the language in New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey because of historical references and immigration history such as in New York as New Amsterdam and they have some places in New York named after places in the Netherlands such as Nassau, Harlem and Batavia
I don’t know if it’s good or bad but every time I met foreign people I started learning their language and now my brain is messing Like now I met a teacher from Netherlands and I’m coming to this video
The strangest sentence for me was "Mag ik de rekening alstublieft?" There's no action word in it.. In Afrikaans it is "Kan ek die rekening KRY asseblief?", or in English "Can I GET the bill please?"
You are correct. Actually this sentence is wrong Dutch; it does need an active, main verb besides an auxiliary verb. Unfortunately many Dutch have forgotten how to speak proper Dutch because of the rampant take-over of the language by English. "Can I get the bill please," should be: " Kan ik de rekening krijgen alstublieft?" Here "mag," the imparative from "mogen" (being allowed to) is an auxiliary verb used on its own without a main verb. This is incorrect usage that has become normalised and now it is seen as correct. As Dutch is an Indo-European language descended from proto-Germanic and is closely related to German (the Dutch, Germans and Belgians used to be one people who got separated) and also related to English (Frankish language) it should follow a similar logic to build a sentence; hence most of the time there is a need for a main, active verb.
Precies. En de derde persoon enkelvoud van het werkwoord "willen" is daarom "wil." De tweede persoon enkelvoud daarentegen is "wilt," en niet "wil," dat velen verkeerd zijn gaan gebruiken zodat uiteindelijk de taalunie het van lieverlee maar is gaan toestaan.
Ik zou direct er een cursus frysk bij geven. Gaan ze op vakantie in Nederland maar hebben ze een hotel of camping in Friesland geboekt verstaan ze er nog niks van. 🤣
Never ever use "Subtitles" or in Dutch "Ondertiteling" in UA-cam. Unless you want to have a laugh. And Stella? The boon life throws at you is pronounced 'boen' in English (like the Dutch word for the English scrub) not bóón which means bone in English and bean in Dutch. If Dutch start throwing beans they are drunk.
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Best intro to Dutch out there. The exact phrases needed to start speaking a language
My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!
Lol I'm a native speaker, but just here to listen to a beautiful lady speak Dutch because why not!
Wow. I am native Dutch and i think this explanation is very correct. Well done. Kind greetings from julia
Hallo Nederlander, Ik spreek een Beetje Nederland... Danjewel from Dutch East Indies
Can you help me for Dutch speaking exam?
Dankjewel Stela! Really helps me to learn Dutch during my short trip of work in Netherlands.
I love to learn Dutch and doing so. Not crazy Dutches. Very lovely and balanced nation.
I loved the sarcastic help ask 🤣
You make it easier to learn Dutch, bedankt Stela 👋
Such clear instruction and pronunciation, good pacing and very useful phrases!
De automatische subtitles zijn fantastisch
My 1st language is Afrikaans. That makes all these videos so simple🇿🇦😎👌🏻heel leuk hoor.
Same 😃
i always what learn other languages( I learn English and how you can see is not that bad) i want learn Italian, japonese and French for busyness question have Dutch and Germany but i find someone looks cool person and maybe my love for the rest of my love( i hope so) and i will learn Dutch for going to Belgium and maybe live there i don't know yet about that because i want my college degree and is in USA maybe in 2024 i going to usa into college and I don't want give up of that is part of my dream.
and thanks is a good video!
Dank u wel, Stella. Wish u in a good health. Have a nice day always.
It's really really easy for me speaking Dutch and learning it and speaking in Assent cuz I am a American .
@@-_pi_- lmao
Thanks for your time to teaching us the Dutch language... You are a very good teacher. I'm learning with you
Perfect teacher , perfect
Hi i'm starting learning dutch 🇳🇱 today and i really loved it! thank you for your informative videos... It's was really amazing... 💖
Very useful video for beginners
Bedankt! I am Norwegian and trying to learn Dutch, this is really helpful! I recognice that alot of words is close to Norwegian and English, making it a bit easier to learn. Example: Ja in dutch is the same as norwegian and goedemorgen = god morgen.
Should be very easy for you. I noticed as a Dutch I could read Norwegian without a lesson and get 80% or more of it. Spoken it is more difficult but I can still understand a lot. I think it would take me a week exposure to understand spoken Norwegian well enough to just understand conversations but unsure. Form the Norwegians I met abroad it seems to work vice versa and when English words allude us we use Norwegian or Dutch words and it tends to work out well.
I don't know if we are worse or they are, but I noted that written Danish is pretty easy for us Duthc. Many words the same, I got by without a lesson from the get go. However when Danes speak I am mostly lost. And it is because they pronounce the words so differently from ours and tend to leave out a lot.
Learning Dutch today❤
Goedemorgen, lekker ding.
❤❤ I like it how you repeat more and more❤❤
Your style is perfect. Thank you.
Thanks so much for making these!
Dankje wel Stella. Je spreekt heel duidelijk
Yes she speaks very clearly, idd
learn dutch i like your video thanks so much
Leuk je te ontmoeten
Leuk je te ontmoeten Stella. 😊
Thank you Stella, from Indonesia
You are absolutely beautiful, thank you for taking the time to share and teach. Please keep doing so. ❤
Wonderful!
Bedankt ❤
Really Really Helpful, Thanks DutchPod101
Hey you are a really good teacher
Off topic, but that's an interesting way to finally find out what WC means :D
Stella je bent wonderful!💐
At 13:41 I don't understand why they say "deze" and "die" because it refeers to a boek, wich is a neutral word (het boek / DIT or DAT boek).
Hey. Have so much interest,thank you good job.
Watched all of it
Very tough for an Asian :'(
Super
V nice way 👍
Mmmmm .... leuk lesgeven 👏. Ik heb meer geleerd.
Is this formal ? Anyway dutch to the world🇹🇹👊🇵🇾🔥💯
Hopefully Indonesians can teach the language so that never leave the influence behind because Indonesia is a colony by the Dutch as Dutch East Indies and there are some places are Dutch in Origin before Indonesian names such as Jakarta is Batavia, Bogor is Buitenzorg, Cirebon is Chirebon, Jayapura is Nue Hollandia, etc.
In the United States, Dutch is also the language in New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey because of historical references and immigration history such as in New York as New Amsterdam and they have some places in New York named after places in the Netherlands such as Nassau, Harlem and Batavia
I don’t know if it’s good or bad but every time I met foreign people I started learning their language and now my brain is messing
Like now I met a teacher from Netherlands and I’m coming to this video
The website is it free ?
what is her youtube channel the teacher who taught in th beginning ?
Mantap
Wow madam what a beautiful way you understand your student you are so beautiful
My conversational Dutch:
Me, "help!"
Friend, "okay"
I love you Stella xD
ik houd van je Stella :D
can you please do dutch on a football point of view like - words like foul penalty freekick pass ball left right
The strangest sentence for me was "Mag ik de rekening alstublieft?" There's no action word in it.. In Afrikaans it is "Kan ek die rekening KRY asseblief?", or in English "Can I GET the bill please?"
Afrikaans sounds fun Aswell pretty easy to understand once ur dutch. I guess dutch is also easy for you if ur Afrikaans
You are correct. Actually this sentence is wrong Dutch; it does need an active, main verb besides an auxiliary verb. Unfortunately many Dutch have forgotten how to speak proper Dutch because of the rampant take-over of the language by English. "Can I get the bill please," should be: " Kan ik de rekening krijgen alstublieft?" Here "mag," the imparative from "mogen" (being allowed to) is an auxiliary verb used on its own without a main verb. This is incorrect usage that has become normalised and now it is seen as correct. As Dutch is an Indo-European language descended from proto-Germanic and is closely related to German (the Dutch, Germans and Belgians used to be one people who got separated) and also related to English (Frankish language) it should follow a similar logic to build a sentence; hence most of the time there is a need for a main, active verb.
@@PamukPrensesXXXX I see. Thanks for sharing 😊
I'm glad English and Spanish conquered the world
14:08 "Welk boek wilt de vrouw zien?"
Fout. Het is wil want willen is een modaal werkwoord en is een uitzondering op de regel.
Precies. En de derde persoon enkelvoud van het werkwoord "willen" is daarom "wil." De tweede persoon enkelvoud daarentegen is "wilt," en niet "wil," dat velen verkeerd zijn gaan gebruiken zodat uiteindelijk de taalunie het van lieverlee maar is gaan toestaan.
are dutch people speak english too or not most?
Ik zou direct er een cursus frysk bij geven. Gaan ze op vakantie in Nederland maar hebben ze een hotel of camping in Friesland geboekt verstaan ze er nog niks van. 🤣
In my opinion, Dutch = the informal version of Deutsch.
*5 Wat is uw naam?
Learn us more please
😊😊😊😊 heel goede van jou ik flint het luke .ik luster op jou .mijn Netherlands neit goed als jou😊😊😊
Ji hee lesley
The 2nd comment 🙂😁
I cant register it in my head! cause you are so beautiful. wth
Dang je
The word g is imposdible
Never ever use "Subtitles" or in Dutch "Ondertiteling" in UA-cam. Unless you want to have a laugh. And Stella? The boon life throws at you is pronounced 'boen' in English (like the Dutch word for the English scrub) not bóón which means bone in English and bean in Dutch. If Dutch start throwing beans they are drunk.
😍😍😍😍❤️😘
Who hate you? Lol
Stela you are so cute sweet beautiful I am in love with you ❤❤❤
You lied to me, it's 23 minutes long :l
je praat te snel en je plakt de woorden teveel aan elkaar. Dan kom je zeker niet uit het onderwijs.
What a clickbait. The image says "25 minutes" but the video lasts 23. And the first part is just advertisement.
Dude, It's just 2 minute difference.
Why did speak like vomit.. Sorry
Why your english sucks? Lol
is dutch pod like the lamest channel?