i am also dutch i come from belgium. ik weet niet waarom maar ik vond de stemmen van die personen irritant vooral door dat het zo ik weet niet kinderachtig klonk. ik ben daarom op een duur gestopt met kijken.
I'm Indonesian. When I was about 5 years old I used to learn speaking nederlans with my grandfather from my mother. It was a long long time ago. I never practice my nederlans since then. Dutch is my first foreign language while English is my 2nd. My English is much better than my nederlans. Now I'm 58 and I'm really interested to learn nederlans. And fortunately I found this video. It's easy for me to follow. I' ll learn from your other videos. The way you teach is very clear. Thank you Stella. Salam hangat dari Indonesia. (Hartelijke groeten uit Indonesië)
Saya Indonesia juga ingin tinggal di Belanda dan sedang belajar bahasa Belanda , bahasa Belanda agak sulit 😢, but nice 😀..tapi ada beberapa kesamaan seperti handuk dan kulkas dan masih banyak lg
I am a Dutch native speaker and i am learn English. She speaks verry good Dutch. And now in Dutch :-) Ik ben een Nederlander en leer Engels. Zij spreekt goed Nederlands. Why do you want to learn a language from a so little country?
I've noticed that you pronounce the N at the end of verbs. I took a Dutch course once, and the teacher told us that the final N should not be pronounced, e.g.: the verb "nemen" should be pronounced "neme". How true is that?
it should be pronounced..that teacher is wrong, he speak amsterdam slang probably in local western dialects they loose letters...not in the more civiilized parts of the country
Both are correct. All people I know don't pronounce the final N (I'm from the west. Amsterdam, Den Haag, Rotterdam, Leiden, Haarlem etc.). It sounds more natural and fluent to me . But I know that in some dialects/areas they dó pronounce it. So, it is never wrong to pronounce the final N. You can choose for yourself.
Also, when people pronounce words in isolation, or try to speak very clearly and slowly (e.g. when they are trying to teach you words) they tend to pronounce áll the letters, including the final N in verbs. In fast speech the final N will disapear (but many people might not be aware of doing it).
This helped a lot kijk hoe goed ik nu al nederlands kan ik ben totaal niet Nederlands nee hoe kom je erbij dit is gewoon een hele goede video om te leren handig voor mensen die het niet kunnen
Ik Ben zo blij dat ik deze video gekeken heb ik kon binnen 50 seconden vloeiend nederlands en weet ook dat ze in nederland op de middelbare school frikandelbroodjes halen bij de Albert Heijn
Hello, I am first here I thank you so much for being so amazing, this one is more important to me to understand and I needed this. I hope it will be useful to me. Thanks a lot 🙏
About "Alstublieft": I don't know Dutch but I know other Germanic languages. To me it looks like it divides as "Alst", "u"/"je" and "blieft". Here "blieft" looks similar to "lief", meaning love/like, and so the whole thing looks like "as/if you would like" or "as you like it"; compare to "ad libitum" meaning roughly "per your desire" or "as [much as] you desire". So I guess "pass me the salt if you would like [to]" is slightly clunky English but gets at the sentiment of "alstublieft", and "here you go, as you like it" matches "alstublieft" in the response. I will appreciate corrections from people who really know Dutch.
I watched German versions of the Indian films which I knew well. That makes the learning of German a plug and play sort of thing. Now with good handle on German I can fidget with Dutch trying to guess how the Dutch word got derived from German. It is fun and I am progressing fast.
I'm getting confused because the verbs are in their simple present form but sometimes it is present progressive. Is it true that it is the same in Dutch? Help hehe
A common structure for a continuous in Dutch is with "San het". Stella can explain this better thank me. Example: Ik ben aan het werken. = I'm working now.".
Flemish People, who also speak Dutch, Do not use certain words or completely different words and expressions. We never use "DOEI" nor "Magnetron" Just saying, being a son of a Dutch father and a Flemish Mother.
I asked that to Someone I know who’s Dutch and he said it doesn’t matter between Bedankt or Dank je, (but bedankt is appropriate anytime and anywhere tho whereas Dank je is more informal) Dank u is the more formal and polite version of Dank ja , the one you use with strangers
None is better, but if You want to be very polite, to someone older or in this case your teacher always use "U" So "Dank u" "Kan ik "U" iets vragen? Most Dutch people will Reply, You can use "je" and then You use Dank je of Bedankt. Never wrong with using the word "U" This is very polite and respectfull. (With Adults)
Actually it doesn't matter whether you say Bedankt or Dank je. But, Bedankt is mostly used for formal conversations. Like, when you're talking with someone you don't know. Dank je or Dank u is used for when you talk to someone you already know. But the only difference is, we use Dank Je for be we're talking to people we already know. And Dank U for when we're talking to people we don't know.
ik ben al 62 jaar nederlands aan het leren, al 60 jaar nedersaksisch, al 50 jaar duits al 48 jaar engels en scandinavisch...I can fake any language by now... :) Nederlandse films zijn allemaal engelstalig :) Minoes is a great movie by the way
Its funny to de this i am Dutch ... buth its its not an easy dialect to learn ...Maar ik wens jullie allemaal succes met het leren van de Nederlandse taal .. Ik ben uit het zuiden maar spreek dus ook een zuiders dialect maar uiteraard ook Nederlands :)
Yeah, I'm Dutch and many people use the French r, because some people don't know how to "use" the "regular" r. It's different for many people. And most people in the Netherlands use the French r, I Belgium, only some people use the French r. Hope this cleared the confusion maybe ^^
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Uhm its stil hard
Ik ben Nederland dus maklijk
💢😡😤☠
@@robloxacccuteoctopus6686 jij bent Nederland?
@@robloxacccuteoctopus6686 Ik ben geil dus neuken:p
Idk why I watched the whole video AS a dutch person, but I'm glad I did
Haha precies
same
i am also dutch i come from belgium. ik weet niet waarom maar ik vond de stemmen van die personen irritant vooral door dat het zo ik weet niet kinderachtig klonk. ik ben daarom op een duur gestopt met kijken.
@@Yuro_Writes ja prc beetje raar
@@b.8935 lol
I'm Indonesian. When I was about 5 years old I used to learn speaking nederlans with my grandfather from my mother. It was a long long time ago. I never practice my nederlans since then. Dutch is my first foreign language while English is my 2nd. My English is much better than my nederlans. Now I'm 58 and I'm really interested to learn nederlans. And fortunately I found this video. It's easy for me to follow. I' ll learn from your other videos. The way you teach is very clear. Thank you Stella.
Salam hangat dari Indonesia.
(Hartelijke groeten uit Indonesië)
Saya Indonesia juga ingin tinggal di Belanda dan sedang belajar bahasa Belanda , bahasa Belanda agak sulit 😢, but nice 😀..tapi ada beberapa kesamaan seperti handuk dan kulkas dan masih banyak lg
Mijn Nederlands is veel beter dan mijn Engels. Ik ben echt slecht in Engels, ik kan het verstaan maar niet uitspreken.
Its Nederlands
@@warrevandenbon7830 It's*
We have to recapure Indonesia than dutch will play its part over there.
Stella you are a fantastic instructor. Your clear & slowed down pronunciation as well as the normal spoken sentence is very helpful.
Im Belgian where we speak Dutch u pronounce the words at the same way as we do it, it is incredible
Wow, het heeft gewerkt. Ik kan vloeiend nederlands spreken.
Gr
Echt? Gefeliciteerd
Ik ben al Nederlands-
@@robertpintaogomes-vandebov4044 ik ook
Ik kom van België ik kan goed Nederlands spreken!!!
I am a Dutch person 🇳🇱 and idk why I listening to this 3 hours long, but I like it
idk if my Dutch language is better now !
Really like your instruction. Clear easy to follow. Dank je!
Now I Think I Know why in Indonesia we use " Hallo " and " Hoi ". Its from Dutch.
My grandad was dutch and loved Indonesia
Ik ben nu super goed in Nederlands en je klinkt best erg Nederlands!!
Wow! Ik heb deze video 2 keer bekeken, ik spreek nu zelfs vloeiend Nederlands! Fantastische lessen. Bedankt!
Oh ik ben gewoon nederlands
@@gaminasions4567 Ik ook.
@@gaminasions4567 ik ook 😂
@@De.gagelxvlogs haha het is grappig om te zien dat mensen dit willen leren en dat wij het gewoon al kunnen haha
@@gaminasions4567 haha ik ook!! ze spreken het echt raar uit!!😂😂😂
man, Dutch have healthy throat
fur ball stuck
Yes Dutch do have healthy throats
I am dutch
Only the people from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
In Belgium 🇧🇪 we talk without the throat thing
I am a Dutch native speaker and i am learn English. She speaks verry good Dutch.
And now in Dutch :-)
Ik ben een Nederlander en leer Engels. Zij spreekt goed Nederlands.
Why do you want to learn a language from a so little country?
I've noticed that you pronounce the N at the end of verbs. I took a Dutch course once, and the teacher told us that the final N should not be pronounced, e.g.: the verb "nemen" should be pronounced "neme". How true is that?
brooooo dont mind ittt just 1letter
it should be pronounced..that teacher is wrong, he speak amsterdam slang probably in local western dialects they loose letters...not in the more civiilized parts of the country
@@SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands Hmm, I see. Thank you.
Both are correct. All people I know don't pronounce the final N (I'm from the west. Amsterdam, Den Haag, Rotterdam, Leiden, Haarlem etc.). It sounds more natural and fluent to me . But I know that in some dialects/areas they dó pronounce it. So, it is never wrong to pronounce the final N. You can choose for yourself.
Also, when people pronounce words in isolation, or try to speak very clearly and slowly (e.g. when they are trying to teach you words) they tend to pronounce áll the letters, including the final N in verbs. In fast speech the final N will disapear (but many people might not be aware of doing it).
Dankzij deze video spreek ik nu vloeiend nederlands!
Stella, both your Dutch and your English accents are marvellous. 😍
This helped a lot kijk hoe goed ik nu al nederlands kan ik ben totaal niet Nederlands nee hoe kom je erbij dit is gewoon een hele goede video om te leren handig voor mensen die het niet kunnen
Wow. Soeper duudeluike uitleg ik spreeck nu floejend nederlants bedankd! Ik hed medeen een nederlandts pastpoosrdt aangevraged.
Ik Ben zo blij dat ik deze video gekeken heb ik kon binnen 50 seconden vloeiend nederlands en weet ook dat ze in nederland op de middelbare school frikandelbroodjes halen bij de Albert Heijn
Stella is a very good teacher. nice and clear voice.
Stella is a very good teacher
I love marleen
Hello, I am first here I thank you so much for being so amazing, this one is more important to me to understand and I needed this. I hope it will be useful to me. Thanks a lot 🙏
Very good classes...best i've seen so far. thanks
Dutch seems like a beautiful language
Zo mooi is het niet
@@wesleyzweers9707 ?
@@silinatalbi2714 That is in dutch : not so beautyfull
@@wesleyzweers9707 oh.
@@silinatalbi2714 🤪
About "Alstublieft": I don't know Dutch but I know other Germanic languages.
To me it looks like it divides as "Alst", "u"/"je" and "blieft". Here "blieft" looks similar to "lief", meaning love/like, and so the whole thing looks like "as/if you would like" or "as you like it"; compare to "ad libitum" meaning roughly "per your desire" or "as [much as] you desire".
So I guess "pass me the salt if you would like [to]" is slightly clunky English but gets at the sentiment of "alstublieft", and "here you go, as you like it" matches "alstublieft" in the response.
I will appreciate corrections from people who really know Dutch.
Alstublieft is derived from the word group “als het u belieft” meaning "if you please"
Yes, 'blieft' comes from the more old Dutch 'believen'. Which is almost the same in English. So you are right.
Hoi Stella goed gedaan. As a Dutch speaker i must say your pronunciation is really good. Keep it up
I'm a Dutch person. These words were easy for me
Dit heeft echt geholpen ik kan nu vloeiend Nederlands spreken bedankt hiervoor
Echt grappig dat andere dit moeilijk vinden maar ook logisch natuurlijk😂😂
Thanks for this video, helps a lot!
Dit is veel te makkelijk als je een Nederlander bent. En het is ook handig voor om Engels te leren
Really learning a lot...really appreciate the jokes. Love the dry sence of humour
I already speak Dutch because i am Dutch
Just got back from a trip to Amsterdam , wish I found out about Stella sooner
Bedankt voor de video, ik keek dit 1 seconden en ik kan nu zelfs schrijven wow
Mooi... mijn grootvader is nederland en ik wil nederlandse taal leren 👋
I from belgium and speak ducht you can goed dutch (ik kom uit België en spreek ook nederlands/vlaams jij kan goed Nederlands/vlaams
I like the best belgium and belgium pll
Leuk! Ik ben zelf nederlands en ik denk dit dit best kan helpen als je nederlands wil leren!
ja denk ik ook en ik ben ool Nederlands😁😁
Eeeyy Nederlanderss hierr
@@zoeev879 jahhh
Alleen Nederlanders en mensen die deze video goed hebben gekeken weten wat dit betekent:)
I watched German versions of the Indian films which I knew well. That makes the learning of German a plug and play sort of thing. Now with good handle on German I can fidget with Dutch trying to guess how the Dutch word got derived from German. It is fun and I am progressing fast.
I can speak dutch here i can speak some
Hallo ik kan nederlands en Engels en pools hoeveel talen kan jij?
I try to learn. I love Netherlands . I arrived 6 months ago I need to learn it ahhh
Thank you! That was clear and organized
Thank u so much to doing our country language 🙏🇸🇷♥️
I'm getting confused because the verbs are in their simple present form but sometimes it is present progressive. Is it true that it is the same in Dutch?
Help hehe
A common structure for a continuous in Dutch is with "San het". Stella can explain this better thank me. Example: Ik ben aan het werken. = I'm working now.".
aan het ( el traductor hace cosas raras )
Correct! Also "i was working yesterday" = "ik was gisteren aan het werken"
Ik heb deze video nu 1 keer goed gekeken en mijn Nederlands is goed geworden nu kan ik in Nederland gaan wonen
@candy ga minecraft spelen simp
And it comes from Latin, in Italian to try is Provare coming from the same Latin roots
Very very good lessons of Dutch! Thank you!
wow het werkt! dank je wel!!
Do you have a list or like a cheat sheet for these words that are given in the video. It will be of great help.
really like your instruction clear easy to follow. Tot later
Nederlands is heel moeilijk. Van klein af spreek ik Nederlands en tot op de dag van vandag, spreek het fout. In drie uren ???
Dat is de basis, Ge moet nog die dialecten lidwoorden 100000 regels onverbrand met grammatica
@@smoothie_1033 Zeker weten
Dankjewel! Ik had dit echt nodig totaal niet Nederlands hoor 👀
Is it Stella or Cela...love your English accent very posh! Always a different look very nice!
Thank you for this video! 😀💐
Flemish People, who also speak Dutch, Do not use certain words or completely different words and expressions. We never use "DOEI" nor "Magnetron" Just saying, being a son of a Dutch father and a Flemish Mother.
Wat zeggen jullie dan ipv magnetron? Ik ben benieuwd...
@@willemvandenelzen3656 microgolf/microgolfoven
@@AltZx7 wauw, dan denk ik meteen aan mini golf
Ik kom zelf uit Nederland 🇳🇱 en woon daar ook en je spreekt het goed Nederlands
I can't believe I watched this for an hour!
It is so funny to watch this if you are dutch. 😆 Great tutorial though
In another lesson, the teacher said to say Bedankt. Here you say Dank je or Dank u. Which is better?
I asked that to Someone I know who’s Dutch and he said it doesn’t matter between Bedankt or Dank je, (but bedankt is appropriate anytime and anywhere tho whereas Dank je is more informal) Dank u is the more formal and polite version of Dank ja , the one you use with strangers
same as THANKS vs THANK YOU
None is better, but if You want to be very polite, to someone older or in this case your teacher always use "U" So "Dank u" "Kan ik "U" iets vragen? Most Dutch people will Reply, You can use "je" and then You use Dank je of Bedankt. Never wrong with using the word "U" This is very polite and respectfull. (With Adults)
Actually it doesn't matter whether you say Bedankt or Dank je. But, Bedankt is mostly used for formal conversations. Like, when you're talking with someone you don't know. Dank je or Dank u is used for when you talk to someone you already know. But the only difference is, we use Dank Je for be we're talking to people we already know. And Dank U for when we're talking to people we don't know.
I'm Dutch...but it took me 4 years to speak coherent :)
deze video was erg nuttig dank je
Dit is echt een super enge video als je een Nederlands persoon bent 😂
It's a fantastic lesson. I like it very much ❤️
Nederland kan je makkelijk leren is niet moelijk als je snapt
@@wcrol874 Als je het snapt dan zijn alle talen makkelijk.
@@wcrol874 Kijk. Een taal snappen is juist het moeilijke gedeelte.
Dankjewel im an English person learning thus language for my bf
i like ur teaching . i love learning language . i want to speak dutch and write please help me
i speak germany fluently so help me
ik ben al 62 jaar nederlands aan het leren, al 60 jaar nedersaksisch, al 50 jaar duits al 48 jaar engels en scandinavisch...I can fake any language by now... :) Nederlandse films zijn allemaal engelstalig :)
Minoes is a great movie by the way
Dit is baie mooi en gaan definitief hierna kyk. Dankie.
Hoi, Stella. Ben jij nou Nederlands of kan je gewoon heel goed Nederlands ??
thank you it was so helpful
Ja top he
You are great teacher ❤ 😮
I'm dutch but this is cool tho learn
Oké kijk de video en dan kan je dit lezen!
Je vergeet Goeden Nacht.
Nemen kan ook pakken zijn.
Ik neem een appel, ik pak een appel
25:02 waarom niet gewoon. ik leer al 10 jaar Nederlands?
First time hearing Dutch. Brain scrambled…. fun though.
I can speak german well and i could understand nearly everything
Dutch is very good to learn
Thank you i dprnt too mych money learn Dutch
I'm Dutch you can spreak good dutch 👍👏👏
Goed lessen Danku wel
Hoi stella, je bent al best goed in Nederlands. ga zo door!!
Omg thanks you now i can speak dutch dankjewel ik kan het nu
Je hebt er zelfs een Nederlandse naam van gekregen!
Because im on my mother telefoon
you are a good teacher
Interesting..
do they not say fototoestel anymore for 'camera'?
using "je" would get you fired asap
its like saying "hey bro if you just sign this contract that would be ballin u get me"
You have to say 'u' for the respect
the word het its like the in english just they are mixed
This is so good. Thank you!!
i was born in the nederlands but this would help people speak dutch for sure
Dat is zeker waar
@@wesleyzweers9707 :) ik weet het
@@varshadwarka9707 goedzo 🤪
@@wesleyzweers9707 lol😜
@@varshadwarka9707 where you from ?
Wish to learn so I can pass the exam and reunite with my hubby in Amsterdam the long distancing is killing me😭
I wish u Luck i hope it goes well!
I'm curious, did it work, did you pass the exam?
Thanks
I’m Dutch, why do I get this? Am I that bad at my own language
Its funny to de this i am Dutch ... buth its its not an easy dialect to learn ...Maar ik wens jullie allemaal succes met het leren van de Nederlandse taal .. Ik ben uit het zuiden maar spreek dus ook een zuiders dialect maar uiteraard ook Nederlands :)
Wich dutch there are alot of ways you can speak it. I like Vlaams the most tho the soft g and stuff
Hallo, Stella ja Nederlands ben ik😁 ik wou even praten doei
wow ik kan nu super goed nederlands ow ik kom van nederland maar toch bedankt
your r is different it sounds like you use the french r instead of the dutch one , the innercity r...:)
Yeah, I'm Dutch and many people use the French r, because some people don't know how to "use" the "regular" r. It's different for many people. And most people in the Netherlands use the French r, I Belgium, only some people use the French r. Hope this cleared the confusion maybe ^^
Dank je wel, Stella. Ik kijk jouw videos ook.
Broer als je echt nederlands wilt praten moet je deze woorden gebruiken: skorro, fakka, niffo, tyfus, pauper
Bedank voor Uitlegen
Ahaha ik ben al Nederlands, als je het goed hebt gedaan kan je dit nu lezen