I speak English and German and it's fascinating listening to Dutch. It's like some wispy thing you can quite get your hands around, but you understand so much of it.
Which country speaks Dutch it's my first time hearing this language i thought all the countries in which people speak german are all the same ,and i was searching for deutsch conversation but this video came to me and i felt it's different so dutch is not the same as deutsch (German)??
For those who don't know, in dutch, some alphabets are pronounced different. For example: The letter "w" is sometimes pronounced as "v" or "f". The letter "J" is pronounced as "h", and the "g" is pronounced either as "kh' or "gh"
I was raised with these three languages, with German being my strongest language ( by far!k It's feasible not to mix them up😅 But my mother, who had to learn Dutch first, sometimes uses Dutch words in German and, while speaking Dutch, she's basically speaking German with Dutch basis vocabulary, but everybody understands it😂
Having studied German, Dutch sounds to me how a German kid would speak after discovering grandpa's whiskey bottle in his fake bible, a mixture of cute and drunk
Not longer ago, I started learning Dutch because is a beautiful language, even though I wasn't interested in its learning. Dutch pronunciation can be very tricky which means it takes plenty of practice so I need a huge motivation to learn this language. 🥰
what do you mean? This is the closest living language basically to english that is spoken. In at least half the sentences the its basically mutually intelligible. I know there is older dutch people who have limited english proficiency but there is a reason why the dutch are so good at english, its in the same language family. So much english vocab is from french so a ton of vocab and dutch related grammar would be needed. Compared to spanish this is much easier to be honest. It's common for dutch to sound like english that you just dont know the word rather than a foreign language. It just has the same germanic flow to it.
@@fitzcannon no ways Spanish is easier as an English speaker but because I speak some Afrikaans I’ll definitely find it less hard to pick up Dutch or else as only an English speak id definitely suffer 😭
This is a typical Haarlem dialect when they pronounce the R in the English way. The R is a hard sounded tone in the front, middle and the end at the word.
Compare with english, norwegian, swedish, danish and maybe icelandic please!! faz comparativo com inglês, norueguês, sueco, dinamarquês e talvez islandês Por favorrr!
Sometimes I heard dutch sounded and similar to English...,the sentences structure is quite similar....no wonder dutch and english come from the same root...
This is a “Haarlem” dialect. The R in front and at the and are the same. Try learn speak this place out “Reuver” or Beverwijk. The letter ‘R’ is always dominant in this case.
Sorry but is this the language of.Beligum I mean is this video special for people of Beligum or Germany people because I wanna learn beligum's language is this video usefull For me
This part: 0:46 I’m tired Why? I was working late, and I didn’t had the time to sleep 🤣 Where do you work? I work at the hospital, cuz I did a lot of operations there 🤣 What’s your name? My name is Alex. Alex who? Alex from Ajax, the one who always got hurtful during football games. And now I work at an hospital. 🤣
In some of the Dutch sentences the word "Gaan" (go) is missing at the end. Example: 'Ik moet naar het vliegveld gaan.'. Without it, it sounds like a WhatsApp conversation. "I have to the airport'.
Saying 'ik moet zo naar het vliegveld' is definitely correct in speech form Dutch. 'Gaan' isn't really ever added to that. 'Toe' would make more sense after that sentence, but still it's correct in speech form nonetheless.
In Dutch, the verb moeten also means to need to (go somewhere / do something etc) so, Ik moet naar het vliegveld means I need to (go to) the airport, and it is kinda implied, so no one adds the verb gaan! It is also implied when using other verbs as well, like, when saying verlang Ik etc! Also, the big term dominar only reflects me The Leader / The Goddess etc aka the being with the totally dominant personality, and cannot be in someone’s name or yt name etc, and must be edited out!
@@FrozenMermaid666 Call the Jim Henson Company for using it in their show Farscape for giving it the name of the character in my avatar. In my personal opinion any form of religious or spiritual expression should be collected and treated as a form of psychosis under DSM-VI, the framework of psychology. Unless it's being used as internet trolling on youtube ofcourse.
I have learnt Dutch and been living in the Netherlands for 26 years(I am 53 years old now), I will be honest with you, I am still suffering from article words de/het because there no rules!!! I prefer to use "die" article of Afrikaans, it is easier. De structure of sentence is a.so tricky as well, I have no problem with pronunciation and sounds, my mother tongue is Arabic as well. With my knowledge of Dutch I can understand Vlaanderen/Flamish, Afrikaans and a little bit German.
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I speak English and German and it's fascinating listening to Dutch. It's like some wispy thing you can quite get your hands around, but you understand so much of it.
Which country speaks Dutch it's my first time hearing this language i thought all the countries in which people speak german are all the same ,and i was searching for deutsch conversation but this video came to me and i felt it's different so dutch is not the same as deutsch (German)??
her pronounciations absolutely humbled me 😭
This is a home game for me. I am from The Netherlands.
interesting
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Maar je weet geen Nederlands EN Turks tegelijkertijd of wel
@@IAm-zo1bo I wonder how do the dutch distinguish unaspirated t and the voiceful d。It's unlike English。
@@田海霍 what do you mean? Can you give me some examples.because when I try to talk it feels the same as english
I am a Kenyan and I just started learning Dutch, it seems interesting.
Same here . From Ghana learning Dutch
Is it difficult?
mexican learning dutch
english learning dutch
Dutch learning Dutch:(
Dat is geweldig! Ik wou dat het mogelijk was om Turks & Nederlands te leren. 🙏🏻🍀
For those who don't know, in dutch, some alphabets are pronounced different. For example:
The letter "w" is sometimes pronounced as "v" or "f". The letter "J" is pronounced as "h", and the "g" is pronounced either as "kh' or "gh"
Thank u
@@ZEEpass Happy to help 💖
I think you are confused with an other language because I am Dutch and this is not correct.
@@Lala-kh3sp But it is, I used to take Dutch lessons
@@Lala-kh3sp Besides the words from the video clearly proves I'm correct
I am South African 🇿🇦and I speak Afrikaans so learning Dutch won't be difficult for me. But the dialect has changed this side.
Afrikaans sounds like more rigid Dutch. Dutch sounds slippery if you only know Afrikaans.
That's because Afrikaans is majority 17th century Dutch with a mixture of English, Native African Languages, East Asian languages, and some Arabic.
Appreciate every person who learned english and german and then learned Dutch. How can you not mess up when you speak them 😂
I was raised with these three languages, with German being my strongest language ( by far!k It's feasible not to mix them up😅 But my mother, who had to learn Dutch first, sometimes uses Dutch words in German and, while speaking Dutch, she's basically speaking German with Dutch basis vocabulary, but everybody understands it😂
@@mickeyvd1979 hahahahahahaha
Well English was my first, so that one took me the longest. Though admittedly, early on, I was just being a baby about it.
Having studied German, Dutch sounds to me how a German kid would speak after discovering grandpa's whiskey bottle in his fake bible, a mixture of cute and drunk
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@@rangvi1956 it is the first time in my life i hear Dutch. So found it a mixture between English and German.
I live in the netherlands and german sounds like how you describe dutch
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Not longer ago, I started learning Dutch because is a beautiful language, even though I wasn't interested in its learning. Dutch pronunciation can be very tricky which means it takes plenty of practice so I need a huge motivation to learn this language. 🥰
Thanks for sharing!
Dank je wel van Indonesie.... heb al lang vroeger ik was in Vlissingen. Mis Nederland erg. Hope ik kan ga naar Nederland meer
i wish i can go there ❤
ingi ke Belanda lagi? En Nu udh kesana lagi?
Ik vind het leuk om deze taal te leren❤
This is incredibly similar to English! So are the other Germanic languages, amazing!! 🙂👍
Dutch seems like a difficult language. Will give it a try!🥺
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Thank you so much ma i really appreciate dis please next again
Ok
Ok ….maybe Spanish isn’t so hard to learn! …. Wow!
what do you mean? This is the closest living language basically to english that is spoken. In at least half the sentences the its basically mutually intelligible. I know there is older dutch people who have limited english proficiency but there is a reason why the dutch are so good at english, its in the same language family. So much english vocab is from french so a ton of vocab and dutch related grammar would be needed. Compared to spanish this is much easier to be honest. It's common for dutch to sound like english that you just dont know the word rather than a foreign language. It just has the same germanic flow to it.
The pronunciation is kind of tricky, but I find dutch quite a bit easier than Spanish.
@John G what about frisian?
I know right😂😂
@@fitzcannon no ways Spanish is easier as an English speaker but because I speak some Afrikaans I’ll definitely find it less hard to pick up Dutch or else as only an English speak id definitely suffer 😭
Thankyou language of earth.
Q?
Als een nederlander vindt ik dit een mooie tutorial voor de taal.
Thank you so much
Amazing, love the Dutch accent
Glad you like it!
This is a typical Haarlem dialect when they pronounce the R in the English way. The R is a hard sounded tone in the front, middle and the end at the word.
Ik kom uit Polen, en ik hou Nederland ❤
It's difficult but fun❤😅
Countries That Speak Dutch
Netherlands 🇳🇱
Belgium 🇧🇪
Suriname 🇸🇷
More country,s
And islands like Sint Maarten, Curaçao, Aruba...
And Indonesians, especially older ones, know Dutch because they learnt it at school.
The pronunciation of some words is a bit complicated. For example : met je sounds like mekje and honger sounds like honer
Wow that’s good ❤😊
I was reading about what English sounds like to foreigners and somebody said: listen to people speaking Dutch to get a rough idea
The only Dutch words I would understand is “Hallo” and “Is er Koffie?”
yeah but there are many words that are basically the same lol
Im afrikaans and its literally the exact same 😱
That's because Afrikaans is majority 17th century Dutch with a mixture of English, Native African Languages, East Asian languages, and some Arabic.
very good
Good 👍 translation 😊
doe meer nederlands ik vind het grappig dathet hier gebruikt word en ik wist nooit dan engelse zo graag nederlands wilde leren dankjewel
I like it when English could be said in other languages
Bedankt
Compare with english, norwegian, swedish, danish and maybe icelandic please!!
faz comparativo com inglês, norueguês, sueco, dinamarquês e talvez islandês
Por favorrr!
Dank U.
I speak Dutch and she was just speaking the formal version that’s why it was being just way langer then the english
Way longer* maat
Gah I find Dutch so fun to learn and the accent is especially easy to get down and from there you can basically guess how to pronounce new words
Beautiful Language, but it so difficult. I'm from Mizoram
its the fact that she pause for a second waiting for me to say the hardest phrase ever
dank U🤣🤣💗💗
Adoro o canal.
It really is like German!
Dutch is like fairytale german
Plz give me some tips so I learn dutch language
Thank you
Good ❤
Nice
I can speak Dutch 😊😊
Sometimes I heard dutch sounded and similar to English...,the sentences structure is quite similar....no wonder dutch and english come from the same root...
This is a “Haarlem” dialect. The R in front and at the and are the same. Try learn speak this place out “Reuver” or Beverwijk. The letter ‘R’ is always dominant in this case.
Nice❤
Do you have more Dutch?
Ik kan nu Engels leren❤😊
I want to learn dutch because i want to surprise my boyfriend in dutch
Its more like english and swedish .intersting
Good
Make a video on English vs. Dutch alphabet pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
The alphabet is literally the same
Sooo haaaard😢
I'm korean learning Dutch for myself. 😊❤
yes
Me who's already Dutch
I speak englis and German and i find Dutch a way between both languages. Ik drink water 😅
Sorry but is this the language of.Beligum I mean is this video special for people of Beligum or Germany people because I wanna learn beligum's language is this video usefull For me
I want episod conservation English and Dutch
This part: 0:46
I’m tired
Why?
I was working late, and I didn’t had the time to sleep 🤣
Where do you work?
I work at the hospital, cuz I did a lot of operations there 🤣
What’s your name?
My name is Alex.
Alex who?
Alex from Ajax, the one who always got hurtful during football games. And now I work at an hospital. 🤣
I'm a Ugandan, I'm just starting to learn the language but it seems to be hard
Bedankt, al het beste
In some of the Dutch sentences the word "Gaan" (go) is missing at the end. Example: 'Ik moet naar het vliegveld gaan.'. Without it, it sounds like a WhatsApp conversation. "I have to the airport'.
Literally no one would add the "gaan," at least in the Netherlands. "Naar" contains enough directionality already.
Saying 'ik moet zo naar het vliegveld' is definitely correct in speech form Dutch. 'Gaan' isn't really ever added to that. 'Toe' would make more sense after that sentence, but still it's correct in speech form nonetheless.
In Dutch, the verb moeten also means to need to (go somewhere / do something etc) so, Ik moet naar het vliegveld means I need to (go to) the airport, and it is kinda implied, so no one adds the verb gaan! It is also implied when using other verbs as well, like, when saying verlang Ik etc! Also, the big term dominar only reflects me The Leader / The Goddess etc aka the being with the totally dominant personality, and cannot be in someone’s name or yt name etc, and must be edited out!
@@FrozenMermaid666
Call the Jim Henson Company for using it in their show Farscape for giving it the name of the character in my avatar. In my personal opinion any form of religious or spiritual expression should be collected and treated as a form of psychosis under DSM-VI, the framework of psychology. Unless it's being used as internet trolling on youtube ofcourse.
I have learnt Dutch and been living in the Netherlands for 26 years(I am 53 years old now), I will be honest with you, I am still suffering from article words de/het because there no rules!!! I prefer to use "die" article of Afrikaans, it is easier. De structure of sentence is a.so tricky as well, I have no problem with pronunciation and sounds, my mother tongue is Arabic as well. With my knowledge of Dutch I can understand Vlaanderen/Flamish, Afrikaans and a little bit German.
أيهما أسهل في التعلم الهولندية ام الالمانية
SUBHANLLAH ALHMDULLH ALLAH HO AKBAR ALLAH HO AKBAR JAZAAKLLH ❤
ik wil graag de beker van deze taal
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Hungry =honger , name = naam, my = mijn, brother = broer, City = stad, he = hij, call = bellen, tomorrow = morgen, bye = doei, tired = moe, i = ik, am = ben, your = uw, needed = nodig, yes = ja, done = klaar, pencil = potlood, banana = banaan, love - liefda
I can tell vliegveld literally means fly field
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Do more videos on the Afrikaans language pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Im Nederlands is eazy wacht even op je werk
goed goeda🎉❤
Wow. Dutch is so close to Norwegian.
in this this he make composition cartoon's canadian, he is name dr. prepsovel, & heetzen dauklish. two they're are skilled making best cartoon of education, much much very much. and kids learning won't be bored again,
dr. presovel
dr. heetzen dauklish
It is so hard can I get more class or short story and movie to learn more
It's so similar to German.
Hi 😊😊... hope all's blessed. Is anyone here Dutch speaking, I'm seeking something specific ❤
I'm Indian & this language is better than English, year's went by to learn English 🙄✌😁
I’m native English speaker, I agree that Dutch is better then English, however English will be more useful for you in life
@@johnbrady3369 you are imposing English
Try to learn indian language now
Goed
dutch sounds like german mixed with techno
I have a plan
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Wat is name van komijnzaadi van
English
Met mij gaat het goed en met jou?
I just cant do the HH noises!
hallo ik Nederlands hoe ze spreken
i im Dutch
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I speak Afrikaans, a language that sounds Dutch
@Jomar
😮😮De Nederlandse taal is erg moeilijk
Dutch is like another version of Afrikaans
Afrikaans is another version of Dutch 😂
Afrikaans is an older version of Dutch
That's because Afrikaans is majority 17th century Dutch with a mixture of English, Native African languages, East Asian languages, and some Arabic.
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