To those who're non-native Dutch speakers, what's your opinion on this type of tutorial format? Was it informative enough? Do you want me to create follow up videos? I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Just continue these tutorials, I've learned much more than I thought I did from my Dutch friends, in general. It really is informative, and I do think it gives much room for practice.
It’s great! I loved the 2D Animation format!! (Also your drawings :D) and it was really informative!! I would also love another video! Greetings from Mexico! :D
Is my Dutch so drifrend (is mijn nederlands zo verschillend) (Nederlands is bij mij vlaams En je moet dat niet leren aan mij) a e i o u. Aa ee oo uu ie ui eu ij ei eeuw au ou ieuw oe
Dutchman syndrom: a tendencie to declare that your dutch in every video that has anything to do with the netherlands most commonly found on any social media with a comment section
Some more pronunciation tips for y'all: -dutch "u" and "uu" sounds are sounds that your lips round for. In English we have the sound "goose", where when we pronounce "oo" we round our lips. Dutch "u" and "uu" are approximately Dutch "i" and "ii" sounds rounded respectively -Dutch "g" sound (Northern side) is pronounced at the back of your throat, near a "k". It's what I (without linguistic jargon) call "fluid", which causes friction. With the "k" sound it's abrupt. "k". But with the dutch "g" sound you can drag it. "gggggg". If you drag "k", it would actually sound like "kgggg" with something similar to the Dutch g trailing behind. -Something I've noticed with the video is that "v" and "z" at the beginning of words sound like "f" "s". Like the "vaag" example, "v" sounds basically exactly like "f". "z" in the middle of the word still sounds like English "z" though. "puzzel".
I can't recommend linguistic jargon enough, if you want to learn languages. You wouldn't teach someobody calculus if they don't know the arithmetic symbols (++-÷=).
Do you think you could make a series that covers basic Dutch, as well as a potential course with this kind of approach? Also I really love how you made note of some of the basic pronunciation differences between northern Dutch (North Holland, Drenthe) and southern Dutch (Brabant, Limburg). Maybe you could make a video on different regions of the Netherlands, too!
You could also differ between west and east actually, what a suprised xD To be honest i dont think most people here know a lot about differences between dialects :3
as a dutchie its so weird to watch dutch lessons its like being in elementery school or something. also most important dutch wordt to learn is stroopwafel.
jesus christ WHY ARE ALL EUROPEAN LANGUAGES THE SAME BUT SO DAMN DIFFERENT!!!!!!1?????///// AHHHH IM HERE HEARING "ICH HABE EINEN HUND UND KATZE" IN GERMAN CLASS AND THEN DUTCH IS JUST...JUST...AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ok insanity over, great video!
Yeah, I waited so long for a dutch learning Video from you. It was quite good I think, but I guess, it's a little easier for germans like me, because we already know how some words are spoken out.
How to get dutch people to comment in dutch: Step 1: make a video about something that relates to the Netherlands. Step 2: read step 1 Step 3: read step 2 G E K O L O N I S E E R D
@@pinkdaruma8942 well, most people are interested in what is being said about their country. so its understandable that you would click on a video with your countries name on it.
Flemish is not a language. Flemish is just a Dutch with some different vocabulary and pronunciation. Belgian Dutch and Netherlandic Dutch are like British English and American English: just two types of the same language.
Fun fact,despite being raised in Spain my r's in Dutch aren't Spanish sounding,I was never really the best in pronouncing the r in Spanish either I'm Dutch btw
Wanneer een werkwoord als voltooid deelwoord moet staan, doe dan: 1. Staat in de stam een - d of een -t? Zo ja, gebruik die letter gewoon. 2. Als dit niet het geval is, gebruik ‘t x kofschip. Als de stam eindigt op de -t, -x, -k, -f, -s, -ch of -p, krijgt het voltooid een -t. Zo nee, dan krijgt het een -d.
everyone Who ask me from witch country i am when i say the netherlands/Holland OOOOOOOOO THE LAND OF WINDMILS TULIPS WOODEN SHOES AND SOOOOO MUCH BIKES me: ehhhh....... only the 🚲 are true......... English pepeole: o..... ur not living in windmills on wooden shoes? Me: ............. just try a stroopwafel
I’m growing up in amsterdam, and learnt dutch when i was 5. But this is so weird for me to see for some reason, it really creeps me. Even though I’m fluent in dutch. But english was my first language....🤷🏻♀️ since my mums Irish and my dads english
6:05 here's some random and useless info: what you're referring to are called voiced labial plosives/bilabial stops and voiced fricatives... Just letting you know because I learned this in choir and this is literally the first time it's ever been relevant anywhere else.
This is actually not random and very relevant. Considering this is a video on pronunciation, all sounds and word pronunciations should be sprinkled with IPA as well as their English counterparts, so everyone can understand. FluentForever made a great video on Dutch pronunciation.
@@haiironosora9714 it's relevant, but in a way that's so technical that it matters to basically no one. Hence why I made a joke about it. The way she explained it was fine and actually more to the point than using jargon that would just need to be explained on its own. This info was barely relevant to me when I was being trained vocally, let alone daily life.
@@warbossgegguz679 You're completely right, they are too technical and not widely known, they still offer a objective explanation by giving the manner and place of articulation, doesn't mean they should replace the explanations. For example: Say she were to tell how to pronounce 'ch' in Dutch. She could present it's description, symbol (voiceless velar fricative, [x]) sagittal view, and use in a word (acht, [ɑxt]); while also giving the explanation (sound made in the throat where k is made, should sound like h). This way people who get what these terms mean can instantly pick up on them, while those who don't can safely rely on the explanation. Same could be done with a vowel (uu, /y(ː)/, /aːˈzyːr/)/(kinda has a "i" sound but with lips rounded). She still did a great job though. Edit: I don't expect her to know all those terms and stuffs, so thinking about it now asking all that stuff maybe's a bit too much
It's fun to hear your Dutch accent .When I was younger ( I live in Suriname. ) I would speak Dutch but it would always sound like I came from the Nederland. I have however lost my accent
It felt like I was back in primary school. Haven't heard the atje au and otje ou for awhile. Great video Yuu! Also loved the ending of your video. It was so smooth animated.
As someone who speaks Dutch I can confirm that our language sometimes makes no sense, I mainly clicked on the video because of the art, I love your art style
I'm getting highschool flashbacks, nooooooooooo! For real though, it's really great see this, you forget sometimes on how much we had to learn with Dutch to get even get some proper understanding of the language. It's hard man! Even now I, cause I use English more than Dutch in everyday life
Haha. As an American I must admit that my knowledge of cities in the Netherlands is not great. Of course Amsterdam is the most well known. If I had to list more that I know they are: Enschede, Rotterdam and Haarlem.
when i played playstation i met a dutch guy and he told me how to say chicken in dutch and i have never forgotten it for whatever reason and this video has given me feels. i miss my dutch bro
@@Satou-san420 Well, language is constantly evolving, and pronounciations change over time. I think "puzzel" used to be the right pronounciation, but now "puzel" is also right. If people pronounce something in different ways, then both ways can be used. Maybe one isn't technically correct, but everybody will still understand you, which is what language is made for :)
6:37- Here is the sound you all have been waiting for! In this corner... THE NORTH CATS! In this corner... THE SOUTH CATS! AND... 3, 2, 1- GO! (*cue football game*)
Bilingual question: Do you ever have moments where you forget a word in one language so you just say it the another And FudgeDaFloofLinguerst.exe is my favorite now.
FINALLY PEOPLE WHO KNOW WHAT MY HOME IS. Other people: Dutch is weird, and hard to pronounce Me, and other natives: hold my tulip. Me, 2 hours later: why do you never use Dutch bathrooms? Me, again: THE TOILET IS ALWAYS CLOGGED (Sits on a spinning windmill) BAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Why did I write this
Dutch is still weird to me. ( No offence ) ;-; Also can someone tell me Yuunarii's outro song it's really good. XD edit: nvm found it. It is RIGID BLUE by A-One
What a lovely video! A couple of clarifications: - Every single vowel can *also* sound like the double vowel. This depends on whether it's at the end of a syllable or not. For example: the plural of "boot" is "boten". The o in "boten" sounds the same as the oo in "boot". Divided into syllables: bo-ten. - The *ee sound* in Dutch is *not the same* as the English a: the English a or ay or ei is a "diphtong": it's the ee followed by an i in the in the same sound. Only in the north of the Netherlands, people tend to say it just like in English.- Although the province Zeeland is in the south(west), it behaves like the north: it's doesn't use the soft g. - The *r-sound* does not have the same issue as the g-sound: it is *not regional*. Yes, in the south they use more "rolling r's" (the French and the Spanish r) and in the north more english-sounding r's, but this depends more on the person than on the region. It's all very mixed, and it doesn't matter which r you use. However, as mentioned, the position of the r in a word makes a difference! - The Dutch *w* is not at all like the English w, and a lot of English speaking people struggle with this sound when they want to learn Dutch! - When the *sch* combination is at the *end* of a word, it's sounds the same as "ies" in Dutch! So "fantastisch" is pronounced the same as ""fantasties"" (that's not the correct spelling though)
Geen idee of je zelf Nederlands bent, maar echt heel leuk dat je ditdoet en dit ook graag doet. Mijn vriendin (wie dus Litouws is en uit Litouwen komt) leert hier echt van. Echt tof! Hou het zo en ga vooral zo door!
maker of dutch: so what do you think of this “oe”, it should be pronounced o-e right? maker of dutch 2: no, hmm, i was thinking it’ll sound more like “uegh” like someone who’s about to throw up
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To those who're non-native Dutch speakers, what's your opinion on this type of tutorial format? Was it informative enough? Do you want me to create follow up videos?
I'd love to hear your thoughts!
1: YES! PLEASE MAKE A KOFSCHIP VIDEO!
The tutorial format is amazing, The video was very informative and I'd love another video!
I liked it... It was informative(I already wrote a comment about that). Please make another one
Just continue these tutorials, I've learned much more than I thought I did from my Dutch friends, in general. It really is informative, and I do think it gives much room for practice.
It’s great! I loved the 2D Animation format!! (Also your drawings :D) and it was really informative!! I would also love another video!
Greetings from Mexico! :D
Dutch rule: if a video is about The Netherlands, always click on it.
Hahah
Haha ja altijd 🤣🤣
Ohmijngod lmao
Realise, the comments are full of Dutch people
Gelukkig doe ik dat nooit makker.
Wacht....
Let my try to type dutch;
frikandelbroodje
Arbeidsongeschiktheidsverzekering...
>:)
Good youngling, good....
@@henkdesteen8268 zandzeepsodemineraalwatersteenstralen
Where did you get that sacred word, outsider?
The only word you need in the netherlands...
I: Mom i am watching a tutorial to learn dutch!
My mom: Why? You are dutch!
@Maddy_ Hatter omdat ik en mijn moeder psychopaten zijn
@Protection Blood ja maar ik en mijn mama zijn super snel en lopen weg als de polietie er is
@Protection Blood ja ma dan sla ik ze
Ahaha ik heb precies het zelfde
ik sla de politie
90% people that are already dutch
10% people that did not learn anything
*When I’m in a foreign country and hear Dutch*
Me: HUTS A NIFFO
Crack Nack ewa fakka
HUUUUUTS A NEEF
XD lol
Doe normaal eh niffo
@@Marwa-li8hk krullen op me hoofd en ik space e niffo
Say: “schiermonnikoogse graanschuur” correctly and you are accepted into the dutch community
Skiermonnikoogse groanskure...
I'll stay away :3
da's makkelijk toch
@@jacobvanleeuwen1844 das waar mijn nederlandse broeder
Nee hoor bij mij kom je er al bij als je "frikandelbroodje" goed kan uitspreken
I am dutch and I can´t even pronaunce this..... help T-T
every country ever: Dutch is hard
Netherlands: hold my tulip
Im Dutch
"Hold my tulip"
Hold my heinike beer
Is my Dutch so drifrend (is mijn nederlands zo verschillend)
(Nederlands is bij mij vlaams
En je moet dat niet leren aan mij) a e i o u. Aa ee oo uu ie ui eu ij ei eeuw au ou ieuw oe
Lol
It'd be funnier if you said "every country ever: my language is hard
The netherlands: hold my tulip"
Me: is a Dutch person
Also me: watching this video
Also also me: doesn’t care about it and just watching this
Elise buytendijk hehe ik ook
Ik ook lol
haha no idea why but me too xD
SAMEEE
@Elise buytendijk exactly the same gozer.
There are more Dutch-speakers here, than people with different languages (I'm Dutch, btw) 😂
@Gacha CarRoT Idd! 😂
Wat...in de..
Ik dutch too
same
UwU
dutch be like:
okay so we have rules for spelling, but they don't apply to all words under the category so we can make a new one
For real tho😂
@@Justme94 it's true
Oof this is too real
Who else knows how to speak Dutch but just watches this stuff for fun?🤭
Edit: I’m also Dutch haha
Meee
me
I *AM* Dutch xD
Me
Ik
me: is dutch
me: ... why am i watching this
me: nahhhhhh idc ill watch it
same or should i say zelfde
It's a yuunarii Video... You just have to :)
Same. But I am FROM BELGIUM !
En niemand wist waar het lag ...
Yeah me too
Same With Me But Im Not Dutch
*Me:* Is born in the Netherlands and speaks fluently dutch.
*Also me:* Watches a 9 minute video learning dutch.
Me: yay finally done with my homework for Dutch language, let's watch some UA-cam!
UA-cam: *HERE GO LEARN SOME MORE*
En wat is daat zo lastig aan t is makkelijk van youtube leren
Alright..... what do you mean?
*When I'm in a foreign country and hear Dutch*
Me: WILHELMUS VAN NASSOUWE BEN IK VAN DUITSEN BLOED
(I'm not nationalist, only at Eurovision)
Van binnen zijn we allemaal een beetje nationalistisch, maar dat krijg je ook met zon geweldig land
@@robbingoossens PRECIES HAHAHA
@@robbingoossens Precies
Wat is er mis met nationalisme?
@@Alpha-pn9oc helemaal niets:D Als je maar niet te arrogant wordt hahaha
Dutchman syndrom: a tendencie to declare that your dutch in every video that has anything to do with the netherlands most commonly found on any social media with a comment section
Netherlands don’t get talked about a lot, So of course Every dutch people and their mom gonna watch too see what other people think of our country.
Accurate.
Me: is bored
No one:
Me: lemme watch this
People: but your dutch?
Me: THATS JUST MEAN WHY CAN’T I WATCH THIS IF IM DUTCH!
JK GUYS
HeyItsFay me😂😂😂
*you’re (lol i’m an idiot)
America: *Trump come's in limo*
The Netherlands: Hold my beer
The Netherlands: *Rutte come's on bike*
WHAHAHHAHAHHAHHA TRUEEEEE
*BiKe LiFe iS tHe bEsT*
LMAO IKR
Dude I saw Rutte bike outside my window Ones
My teacher: Learn dutch
Me: MaAn rOoS ViS
leren intensifies
Mies
Why is this in my recommended?? I am Dutch 😂😂
Dan denkt youtube dat je beter nederlands moet leren😂
Ikr😂😂
Same
Lisathekitten3 Games Nou ik ook namelijk😂
Lisathekitten3 Games ik ben chinees en woon in nl dus ik moet- makkelijke woorden leren?
Some more pronunciation tips for y'all:
-dutch "u" and "uu" sounds are sounds that your lips round for. In English we have the sound "goose", where when we pronounce "oo" we round our lips. Dutch "u" and "uu" are approximately Dutch "i" and "ii" sounds rounded respectively
-Dutch "g" sound (Northern side) is pronounced at the back of your throat, near a "k". It's what I (without linguistic jargon) call "fluid", which causes friction. With the "k" sound it's abrupt. "k". But with the dutch "g" sound you can drag it. "gggggg". If you drag "k", it would actually sound like "kgggg" with something similar to the Dutch g trailing behind.
-Something I've noticed with the video is that "v" and "z" at the beginning of words sound like "f" "s". Like the "vaag" example, "v" sounds basically exactly like "f". "z" in the middle of the word still sounds like English "z" though. "puzzel".
I can't recommend linguistic jargon enough, if you want to learn languages.
You wouldn't teach someobody calculus if they don't know the arithmetic symbols (++-÷=).
I don't need it because i'm *_Dutch_*
xD
Do you think you could make a series that covers basic Dutch, as well as a potential course with this kind of approach? Also I really love how you made note of some of the basic pronunciation differences between northern Dutch (North Holland, Drenthe) and southern Dutch (Brabant, Limburg). Maybe you could make a video on different regions of the Netherlands, too!
Why not get a comedian to read a Dutch dictionairy?
What's a 'Drenthe'? :P
You could also differ between west and east actually, what a suprised xD
To be honest i dont think most people here know a lot about differences between dialects :3
@@Winterjas It doesnt exist....
@jasper brookman look at a Dutch map.
the thing is I speak Dutch and I legit thought in the beginning you where Belgian not Dutch 😂😂
I'm Belgain
samee 😂😂
Its from limburg
Say 'koolstofdioxidegehalte" and I welcome you to the Netherlands! 😂😂
Fluffy Fox - Chan *fluistert koolstofioxidegehalte*
koolstofdioxidegehalte 😏
Zeven scheve scheveningse graanschurenhouders schoffelen schijt
good one😂😂
“Lente” sounds beautiful, it's now my favorite Dutch word.
And I noticed that some pronunciations are pretty close to the French ones.
Trust me it's not so close as you think it is I'm dutch but french people aren't talking with a 'g' (if you know how dutch people pronounce a 'g')
I have 2 learn French at school and I hate it. Je deteste France. (Ik ben trouwens Nederlands
Reminds me of Lenz, the outdated German word for spring.
The Dutch pronounciation of the letter g sounds like gay
Green Maskass lente = spring
as a dutchie its so weird to watch dutch lessons its like being in elementery school or something. also most important dutch wordt to learn is stroopwafel.
En frikandelbroodje dan? 😂
Nee frikandelbroodje
Olivier vdB ze zeggen altijd stroepwaffle
Ik haat stroopwafels 0-0 maar pannenkoeken 😏
I feel... E D U C A T E D
But in all seriousness, great video!
Welcome to the cursed language hehe. Laughs in dutch.
"Gheheheheh"
Beppermint TEST! What is educated in Dutch?!
LittleFlyingAnimationMV's geleerd which means learned but it’s CLOSE E N O U G H!!
...and I totally didn’t google it shhhhhhhhhh
Nou dan spreek NEDERLANDS
Duolingo: u didnt learn dutch today
UA-cam recommended:LeArN DuTcH
jesus christ WHY ARE ALL EUROPEAN LANGUAGES THE SAME BUT SO DAMN DIFFERENT!!!!!!1?????///// AHHHH IM HERE HEARING "ICH HABE EINEN HUND UND KATZE" IN GERMAN CLASS AND THEN DUTCH IS JUST...JUST...AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
ok insanity over, great video!
This takes me back to when I was first learning English but the other way around
LETS GO PART 2 BABY I DIDN'T REALIZE HOW NICE THIS LANGUAGE SOUNDS JAJAJA
Yeah, I waited so long for a dutch learning Video from you. It was quite good I think, but I guess, it's a little easier for germans like me, because we already know how some words are spoken out.
Yes, for example "Fantasie" or "ja" it's just like in German!
Dutch and German are really familiar, I'm Dutch and because of that it's a little easier for me to learn German :)
@@db9b9 yes I am :3 you too?
How to get dutch people to comment in dutch:
Step 1: make a video about something that relates to the Netherlands.
Step 2: read step 1
Step 3: read step 2
G E K O L O N I S E E R D
G E K O L O N I S E E R D is the only word I know in Dutch
@@trolloftime5340 They say after watching a 9 min video learning Dutch words, lol. x')
@@brisaquina8816 lol
Is everybody like this? bc I'm brazillian and if I see "brazil" in a video title I immediatly click it lol 😂
@@pinkdaruma8942
well, most people are interested in what is being said about their country. so its understandable that you would click on a video with your countries name on it.
I’m Belgium and Dutch is similar to Flemish which is the language uses in Belgium
Het is niet exact t zelfde hoor
Flemish is not a language. Flemish is just a Dutch with some different vocabulary and pronunciation. Belgian Dutch and Netherlandic Dutch are like British English and American English: just two types of the same language.
@@proefslak British English is completely different from American English.
Fun fact,despite being raised in Spain my r's in Dutch aren't Spanish sounding,I was never really the best in pronouncing the r in Spanish either
I'm Dutch btw
Are you dutch?!
Verrassend
Meghan Bulté M A k k E r
makker het doet pijn om zo hip te zijn
Makker het doet pijn om nederlands te zijn
Isis Vosje Dat is zeker zo
cubing freak ja pls
Every Dutch person:
Rucola
Avocado
Sinaasappel
Pannekoek
Me:
RuCoWla
ADvocado
Sinasappel
Pannenkoek
Next time explain the t’ x kofschip....
Wanneer een werkwoord als voltooid deelwoord moet staan, doe dan:
1. Staat in de stam een - d of een -t? Zo ja, gebruik die letter gewoon.
2. Als dit niet het geval is, gebruik ‘t x kofschip. Als de stam eindigt op de -t, -x, -k, -f, -s, -ch of -p, krijgt het voltooid een -t. Zo nee, dan krijgt het een -d.
Of xtc koffieshop
Kan ook...
Ik zeg ook advocado!!!
NEEEEEEEEEEE niet het kofschip. Echt wat is NL grammatica kut
everyone Who ask me from witch country i am when i say the netherlands/Holland
OOOOOOOOO THE LAND OF WINDMILS TULIPS WOODEN SHOES AND SOOOOO MUCH BIKES
me: ehhhh....... only the 🚲 are true.........
English pepeole: o..... ur not living in windmills on wooden shoes?
Me: ............. just try a stroopwafel
I’m growing up in amsterdam, and learnt dutch when i was 5. But this is so weird for me to see for some reason, it really creeps me. Even though I’m fluent in dutch. But english was my first language....🤷🏻♀️ since my mums Irish and my dads english
99% of the comment section is dutch including me
Yep
Are you english then?
@@herobrineanimations6187 nee hin zegt bijna iedereen is nederlands en ik zeg yep van ja ik ook
@@timo387 ik had het niet tegen jou XD
Sorry mijn schuld😅
6:05 here's some random and useless info: what you're referring to are called voiced labial plosives/bilabial stops and voiced
fricatives...
Just letting you know because I learned this in choir and this is literally the first time it's ever been relevant anywhere else.
This is actually not random and very relevant. Considering this is a video on pronunciation, all sounds and word pronunciations should be sprinkled with IPA as well as their English counterparts, so everyone can understand. FluentForever made a great video on Dutch pronunciation.
@@haiironosora9714 it's relevant, but in a way that's so technical that it matters to basically no one. Hence why I made a joke about it. The way she explained it was fine and actually more to the point than using jargon that would just need to be explained on its own. This info was barely relevant to me when I was being trained vocally, let alone daily life.
@@warbossgegguz679 You're completely right, they are too technical and not widely known, they still offer a objective explanation by giving the manner and place of articulation, doesn't mean they should replace the explanations.
For example:
Say she were to tell how to pronounce 'ch' in Dutch. She could present it's description, symbol (voiceless velar fricative, [x]) sagittal view, and use in a word (acht, [ɑxt]); while also giving the explanation (sound made in the throat where k is made, should sound like h). This way people who get what these terms mean can instantly pick up on them, while those who don't can safely rely on the explanation.
Same could be done with a vowel (uu, /y(ː)/, /aːˈzyːr/)/(kinda has a "i" sound but with lips rounded).
She still did a great job though.
Edit: I don't expect her to know all those terms and stuffs, so thinking about it now asking all that stuff maybe's a bit too much
It's fun to hear your Dutch accent .When I was younger ( I live in Suriname. ) I would speak Dutch but it would always sound like I came from the Nederland. I have however lost my accent
oh ik zou het fantastisch vinden om een 3 uur lange video te hebben over grammatica ;)
People who are not from the netherlands: dutch is so hard to speak
Me (i’m dutch) : HOLD MY BEER
I love how you have the national snack, het godenspijs, frikandellenbroodje. in the background on the computer. Amazing
This is a pretty fun way to learn, but will definitely require a few sit throughs to get pronunciation down. Seeing more would be a treat!
LastiG hè?
It felt like I was back in primary school. Haven't heard the atje au and otje ou for awhile.
Great video Yuu! Also loved the ending of your video. It was so smooth animated.
When I hear Dutch in London
WILHELMUS VAN NASSOUWE BEN IK VAN DUITSEN BLOED!
As a person with some liguistic curiosities, I find this quite interesting. It's always cool to learn how to properly pronounce other languages!
1:19 goddamit yuu now i’m hungry for a frikandelbroodje and the stores aren’t open thanks yuu
Really appreciate that😑😂
Also why the STROOPWAFEL!!
STROOPWAFELASDFGHJKLQZWXECRVTBYNUMILOP
FRIKANDELBROODJESSS ze zijn fuckin lekker uwu
sorry to correct you darkai but it is frikandelbroodje
Games Met Pietaa yeah sorry was a typo 😂
Bitterballen, frikadellenbroodjes, atroopwafels
Me: i live in The netherlands
Americans: in amsterdam?
Me: no
Americans:🤨...
Owh yeah every fucking time
Utrecht
June so i can’t understand any dutch (currently learning) does that sentence mean “there’s other places in the netherlands besides amsterdam” ?
June yay! achievement!! :D
Same that happeneds all the time
I swear to God, I'm Dutch and even I don't understand the langues echt waarom hebben we DT!
Stearen
Faka niffauw.
Other countries: our language is hard to learn
Holland: hold my frikandelbroodje
**hold my klomp**
Nederlands*
@@Suzanrubi Nederland*
Ken je ook deze de kat Lise leerde Lotje lopen langs lange linde laan. YES i am Dutch
DUTCH TEAM
As someone who speaks Dutch I can confirm that our language sometimes makes no sense, I mainly clicked on the video because of the art, I love your art style
Lol when you are Dutch and watch this vid
Me: I do XD
Haha me to
Yourube : HEY!you shouldbuse this to learn dutch
Me:I am dutch -_-
UA-cam:uuuuh awkard
Great video tough like the best i have ever seen
Erg goed! Really useful for Dutch learners , please do more video like this!
ME:im gonna learn dutch that will help :/
-later-
ME:I JUST LEAREND DUTCH JA AAAAA KAAS KOP
SOMEONE: uh je bent nederlands ///\\\
Mar kinne jo it Frysk dwaan?
I'm getting highschool flashbacks, nooooooooooo!
For real though, it's really great see this, you forget sometimes on
how much we had to learn with Dutch to get even get some proper understanding of the language.
It's hard man! Even now I, cause I use English more than Dutch in everyday life
This is beautiful to see and soooo cute ^^
*G E K O L O N I S E E R D*
"This is so cute" meens: "dit is zo schattig"💕😂😂
It was really fun learning dutch with you. 😆 I hope there might be more. So cute and fun!
Yuu, this video was awesome!!
I only know English and Spanish, so watching this vid is really cool!
(Plus buns are always best floof)
Just think about this skit...
American: you come from The Netherlands, right?
Me: (yus im a dutchie
Elke amirikaan: are u from AmStErDaM???
Haha. As an American I must admit that my knowledge of cities in the Netherlands is not great. Of course Amsterdam is the most well known. If I had to list more that I know they are: Enschede, Rotterdam and Haarlem.
Who else is dutch but watches this for fun😂
Ik
Ik!
Im dutch and i love to see people learning/talking dutch
when i played playstation i met a dutch guy and he told me how to say chicken in dutch and i have never forgotten it for whatever reason and this video has given me feels. i miss my dutch bro
Omg, someone that pronounces puzzel right
Everybody always says it as puzel
And then there's me: pusol.
I always ask someone which it is because a lot of people say it different.
@@Satou-san420 Well, language is constantly evolving, and pronounciations change over time. I think "puzzel" used to be the right pronounciation, but now "puzel" is also right. If people pronounce something in different ways, then both ways can be used. Maybe one isn't technically correct, but everybody will still understand you, which is what language is made for :)
Like paapriekaa and paprieka for paprika
According to the Dutch wiktionary it can be either /pʏzɔl/ or /pyzɔl/
6:37- Here is the sound you all have been waiting for! In this corner... THE NORTH CATS!
In this corner... THE SOUTH CATS!
AND... 3, 2, 1- GO!
(*cue football game*)
Do you mean soccer or rugby?
Slime Stone
American football. It comes from a fanfic I wrote called SOSchip. Yuunarii’s in it.
Incidentally, ben je Nederlands?
@@goldenheart3887 I am.
Slime Stone
Ik leer Nederlands.
I wrote a whole Broadway-esque song about ‘t kofschip.
I come from another country far away from holland not speaking dutch
And i know a bit of dutch
Like probably same as average as dutch person
Oké dan kun je dit ook lezen en de fout eruit halen.
Kaas is heel geil
Bilingual question:
Do you ever have moments where you forget a word in one language so you just say it the another
And FudgeDaFloofLinguerst.exe is my favorite now.
Yeah Dutch people also learn Belgium and yes l live in Belgium and l know a little bit
Hi Army💜
Tae's Gucci Bag hi ^w^
FINALLY PEOPLE WHO KNOW WHAT MY HOME IS.
Other people: Dutch is weird, and hard to pronounce
Me, and other natives: hold my tulip.
Me, 2 hours later: why do you never use Dutch bathrooms?
Me, again: THE TOILET IS ALWAYS CLOGGED
(Sits on a spinning windmill)
BAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Why did I write this
I'm from Belgium 🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪 and I speak Dutch 👌👌👌
Ma ik kan ook in Wallonië wonen (maar dat is natuurlijk niet😌)😂😂😂
Vlaams 👌
First word you need to know in Dutch frikadelbroodje
Whats your outro song called I really like it! Also, that really helped me learn dutch! Now i can confuse my friends and parents. Once again, thanks!
Eindelijk leuke youtubers die goed Nederlands kunnen spreken 😍
hello yes I also do the hollandspeak
Dutch is still weird to me. ( No offence ) ;-; Also can someone tell me Yuunarii's outro song it's really good. XD
edit: nvm found it. It is RIGID BLUE by A-One
Ik Dutch is weird (I speak Dutch)
Dutch is easy for me because I speak Dutch !
I’m Dutch and god I hate our language I’m sorry but it’s boring and hard even for a native Dutch speaker😂
So don’t worry about thinking it’s weird😂
When you trie the frikandelbroodje you are not gonna want anything else
davey hester ik mag geen frikandel broodje (T_T)
I am
DUTCH~
I love that part with the
The knappe kapper
My dad used to tell that to me all the time :’)
I my self am dutch and im 19 years old and still cant do that
7:51 as a dutch person, you left out on north holland wich pronounces the R in a soft way and isnt able to pronounce it harshly.
This is a great video :D thank you so much, I'd love to see more of these
i really want to see her speaks with a drents accent cause that would be hilarious
"oe" as in the word "POEP"
meaning POO
Wait you forgot something there is a R that you just don't speak called: a haarlemse R. My R 😅😂
They speak it mostly in Noord-Holland.
What a lovely video!
A couple of clarifications:
- Every single vowel can *also* sound like the double vowel. This depends on whether it's at the end of a syllable or not. For example: the plural of "boot" is "boten". The o in "boten" sounds the same as the oo in "boot". Divided into syllables: bo-ten.
- The *ee sound* in Dutch is *not the same* as the English a: the English a or ay or ei is a "diphtong": it's the ee followed by an i in the in the same sound. Only in the north of the Netherlands, people tend to say it just like in English.- Although the province Zeeland is in the south(west), it behaves like the north: it's doesn't use the soft g.
- The *r-sound* does not have the same issue as the g-sound: it is *not regional*. Yes, in the south they use more "rolling r's" (the French and the Spanish r) and in the north more english-sounding r's, but this depends more on the person than on the region. It's all very mixed, and it doesn't matter which r you use. However, as mentioned, the position of the r in a word makes a difference!
- The Dutch *w* is not at all like the English w, and a lot of English speaking people struggle with this sound when they want to learn Dutch!
- When the *sch* combination is at the *end* of a word, it's sounds the same as "ies" in Dutch! So "fantastisch" is pronounced the same as ""fantasties"" (that's not the correct spelling though)
Geen idee of je zelf Nederlands bent, maar echt heel leuk dat je ditdoet en dit ook graag doet. Mijn vriendin (wie dus Litouws is en uit Litouwen komt) leert hier echt van. Echt tof! Hou het zo en ga vooral zo door!
Dutch squad!! Im dutch xd Great vid tho!! ❤️🤪This is so cute omfg-
maker of dutch: so what do you think of this “oe”, it should be pronounced o-e right?
maker of dutch 2: no, hmm, i was thinking it’ll sound more like “uegh” like someone who’s about to throw up
Comment section:
99% Dutch
Me: **Speaks Dutch perfectly, as I am a Dutch person**
**Dutch language video pops up**
Me: **Clicks it anyway**
Learning another language is always rife with interesting oddities. It's really fascinating. Thanks for the lesson!
Tak actually means yes in Polish, but in dutch it means branch????
*THIS IS GONNA BE HARD*
Lol
Also variant of 'tidak' in Malay/Indonesian (albeit in different final pronunciation that released as non-audible release)
Nederlands is een hele mooie taal
Met onze g's en
Frikandelbroodjes
Is het friet of patat?
@@Satou-san420 frieten (oh nee een Belg)
@@lex4103 hoe bedoel je "oh nee een belg"
Ik kom uit noord brabant
@@Satou-san420 ik ben over mezelf bezig Lmao
*Nobody*
Dutch folks: HUTS A NIFFAUW
Thanks, Yuunarii!! This video is very awesome!!
I started learning Dutch several weeks ago. I would like to see more if you decide to do them.