Nothing like learn Dutch from a Dutch native speaker!!! Very helpful and effective!! Thank you 🙏

@TomCatchesUp

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you found it helpful! Are there any topics you'd like to see me explain in the future?

Your lessons are quite helpful tho, I've watched a number of videos on KZread teaching Dutch language, but many are confusion, yours is respectfully understandable. Hope you share more videos like this, many people are interested in learning this one specific language. Looking forward to your next videos ❤

I wish u can come back to give lessons because we really in an enormus need :)

You would fill OUT a form or a job application, et cetera, and you would fill IN the blanks or fill in missing information. For example: Please fill out this form by filling in all the blanks on it. Ik hoop dat dit u helpt. Dankuwel voor de geweldige video’s. Ze helpen me veel te leren met mijn Nederlands!

@hathi444

5 жыл бұрын

U hebt ook twee van mijn favoriete Nederlandse woorden in deze video gebruikt: portemonnee en verantwoordelijkheid. Portemonne klinkt als een “money porter” in Engels en verantwoordelijkheid is ZO lang! :-D

@TomCatchesUp

5 жыл бұрын

This definitely helps, thanks! Ik ben blij dat je de videos leuk en nuttig vind :) Ik ga er sowieso meer maken. Als je suggesties hebt voor onderwerpen, hoor ik het graag! En je hoeft geen 'u' tegen mij te zeggen, ik ben geen opa :p

@hathi444

5 жыл бұрын

@@TomCatchesUp Maar u bent mijn leraar, meneer, dus ik 'u' tegen u gebruik. :-D

@douglassmalone-omeally1683

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah for me "fill out" has the meaning of "completely, entirely" (a collection of multiple blank spaces in a form) and opposed to "fill in" meaning "inside one blank space". Kind of like "fill outward to the edge of the paper". That's not official at all just how I conceive of the phrases.

I missed your videos!!! glad you're back 😊 great video (and great haircut btw)

Hoi! This dutch video series has been so helpful!! If you're still planning on making more dutch lessons could you go over verb tenses or subjective mood? Thanks!!

wow i love this guy ,thanks this video is really helpfull

That's very clear!! Dank u wel!!!

Hi! Late to the party, but I just discovered your channel. It's great! I just wanted to add something about the 'fill out' v. 'fill in' distinction. For context, I'm a UK copyeditor who has British English as my first language, although I'm also trained to edit to multiple styles including US English ones. I would say that the distinction suggested about filling 'out' a form to completion rather than filling 'in' one space (for example) is probably a distinction that is more commonly perceived in US English. When it comes to either phrase being used to complete a form, there is no difference in the meaning between them; they both mean 'complete the form'. It's just that - in that particular context - 'fill out' is much more common in US English, and 'fill in' much more common in UK English. In UK English, 'fill in' will almost always be the phrase used for either a full form or an individual space. 👍

Bedankt!

Well my friend get ready for this video to sky rocket in views because I’m going to have to replay this a couple of hundred times 😄 thank you for the great help 😁

@TomCatchesUp

3 жыл бұрын

Ha wonderful, happy to hear you're finding it useful!

Hope you make more videos in learning dutch cuz it's hard to find dutch learning video on the internet

@bhawnapathak6770

5 жыл бұрын

Amen

yujuuuu I'm here..new video !!

Great video. Just one remark: the strong ones you are talking about are called possessive pronouns and the weak ones are called possessive adjectives. That makes the difference.

You know, I just learnt it on Duolingo Yesterday..😉😀

@TomCatchesUp

5 жыл бұрын

A bit of repetition is never a bad idea though ^^

@hathi444

5 жыл бұрын

Really? I’ve done every lesson in Dutch Duolingo (English to Dutch) and never saw anything on weak and strong pronouns. I feel cheated! :-(

@bhawnapathak6770

5 жыл бұрын

@@hathi444 it is there....

@bhawnapathak6770

5 жыл бұрын

@@TomCatchesUp right :-)

Dank u wel 🤗 Very helpful, but my brain officially hurts 😅

Why are both #08 and #09 missing "it" pronouns? 🤔