How Did Arab Immigrants Learn Dutch? | Easy Dutch 63
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¹ = Centraal Orgaan opvang asielzoekers (Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers)
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Host and edit: Timothy Höfte Diaz (www.thofteblog.com/about)
Camera: Mario Tedesco
Subtitles: Tim and Mario
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The most elegant man in the NL is back.
It's so awesome to see Tim back here on this channel, guys 😄😉
@NadyaBali
Жыл бұрын
Yes Tim is #1 host
@jeremy1l
Жыл бұрын
The guy in the suit
@markruitenbeek
Жыл бұрын
Met een video vol liefde en menselijkheid
Wauw, de klerenmaker heeft zooo'n talent voor talen!
5:22 Sesamstraat! Thank you, my dear sir, for the advice!
Hallo mensen, ik ben libaneese, dus ik spreek nederlands en ik woon in nederland bijna 1 jaar. Ik ben nu 14, bijna 15, en ik heb nederlands gewoon van school geleerd. Ik zit nu in de isk, sinds augustus, en volgend jaar ga ik naar 3 vwo. De schoolsysteem hier is niet slecht en je kan de taal leren in een paar jaren maar de probleem is er staan niet genoeg plekken voor alle kinderen. Volgens mij is arabisch moeilijker dan nederlands voor zo veel reden, en goed zo Tim, je arabisch in de Easy Arabic video is bijna perfect.
Wij hadden een stagair hij woonde nog maar 2 jaar in Nederland gevlucht uit Syrië. Maar in die kleine 2 jaar dat hij hier was kon hij al verrekte goed Nederlands. Ik vind dat echt knap dat mensen zo snel een compleet andere taal kunnen oppakken.
Nice to see Timothy again. All the presenters on this channel are excellent
By watching those foreigners speaking Dutch , it has given me more motivation to go trying to learn Dutch . Nederlands is een hard taal om te leren , minstens voor me
@EasyDutch
Жыл бұрын
Veel succes! Je kunt het! 😁💪
Amsterdam was a very quiet city as I remember it in childhood 😊
I learnt to speak Dutch, because I really like De Alpenzusjes (a mad polonaise band). Though when I attempted to try to learn Dutch, I found that I really liked the language. How could anyone not like a language that has stofzuigerslang (vacuum cleaner hose) and mierenneuken (obsessing over unimportant details)? Though I like Dutch, that doesn't mean that I'm good at it. For me, the Dutch language is like a partner that you're crazy about, but also drives you crazy, and has you storming out of the house on a regular basis. Something that I really like is how Dutch people are so surprised that a foreigner speaks their language, they'll often say that you speak good Dutch, even though your Dutch may be (like mine) pretty crap.
@pepsicolla123
Жыл бұрын
Many Dutch answered me in English when I talked to them in Dutch 😂
@hamishmackinnon2231
Жыл бұрын
@@pepsicolla123 If you were in a big city like Amsterdam, I've no doubt that the locals preferred to speak English. However, in more rural areas, the locals prefer to speak Dutch. I was in Drenthe last summer, and I was able to speak Dutch, and was spoken to in Dutch, for almost the entirety of my trip.
@pepsicolla123
Жыл бұрын
@@hamishmackinnon2231 You're right, in Den Bosch they spoke with me in Dutch 😊
Dit is een super interessante aflevering
Tim je bent echt een topper! Heel blij om je weer op het kanaal te zien. Wat een heerlijke aflevering dit
ik ben zelf een geboren Nederlander en ga veel met Arabisch sprekende mensen om. Na een paar maanden kan ik ze wel begrijpen, maar nog niet goed verstaan. Arabisch lijkt mij super lastig, Maar zoals zij in de video al zeiden, als je wilt dan kan het.
Ik studeer al bijna een jaar serieus Nederland. Ik zou trots op mijn progress zijn omdat ik kan nu veel meer zeggen en begrijp ik deze video. Dank jullie wel Easy Dutch team ❤🎉😊
@geeache1891
Жыл бұрын
Aangezien ik uit de video begrijp dat corrigeren goed is, enkele kleine verbeteringen: ... Nederlands...Ik ben trots op mijn progressie want ik kan nu veel meer zeggen (dan voorheen/een jaar geleden) en ik begrijp deze video.
@pepsicolla123
Жыл бұрын
@@geeache1891 Dank je wel!
Wow dit is mijn favourite aflevering😍
En beginnen ik kijken naar eusy Dutch KZread kanaal en praten mijn vrienden woor in nedarlands het leuk tijd voor ofenen nedarlands Dank je wel nu ik ben A2 studenten 😊 doei
@EasyDutch
4 ай бұрын
Succes met Nederlands leren!
@jatinsharma3120
4 ай бұрын
@@EasyDutch dank je wel voor kanaal Group het nedarlands video kijken het zo leuk 😃. Heb prima dag ⛱️
Tim seni tekrar bu kanalda görmek çok güzel umarım videolara çıkmaya devam edersin
De kern is dat de beste wijze om een nieuwe taal te leren is, gewoon het lef hebben deze taal te spreken met de inheemse sprekers, niet bang te zijn fouten te maken en dan pik je veel vanzelf op. Dat is ook hoe ik Engels en een klein beetje Duits heb geleerd. The core is that the best way to learn a new language is just having the nerve to speak this language with the native speakers, not being afraid to make mistakes and sooner or later you learn a lot. That is also who I learned English and little bit of German. Der Kern ist daß der beste Weg um einem neue Sprache zu lernen, ist den Mut zu haben es zu sprechen mit den Muttersprachlern und keine Angst zu haben Fehler zu machen, und es werde ein Moment geben daß du es lerned. Das ist auch wie ich English und ein klein bißchen deutsch gelerned habe. (And I guess the German version will have the most mistakes, but hey, I had the nerve to try and show that. As long as Germans understand me, I am for now zufrieden, but I am always open for suggestions to learn. Right now I'm playing the entire Deponia trilogy in German in order to practice).
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Welkom terug Tim!!! Je hebt gezegd dat je in Amsterdam zijn, maar de "stock footage" komt van Utrecht 😂 Maar ik vind het heel leuk om andere buitenlanders te zien dat kan heel goed Nederlands praten. En ik zie dat het is bijna dezelfde mensen in de twee video's. Dat is ook heel leuk! Goed gedaan! Ik hou altijd van een "crossover' video😊
@EasyDutch
Жыл бұрын
😆 Goed gezien! Maar vertel het niet verder! 🤫😄
This is a question I've always wondered. I always see English speaking people complaining they don't wanna learn Dutch because the moment dutch people sense an accent they switch to English. But funnily I've always heard different accent depending on ethnicity, Surinamese, Antilles, morokkanse, so I've never understood the excuse
@EasyDutch
Жыл бұрын
So, a lot of Dutch people tend to switch to English if they understand that their interlocutor is not a Dutch native speaker. People from Suriname are generally also Dutch native speakers, so there would be no point in speaking to them in English.
@rafibangladesh
Жыл бұрын
@@EasyDutch it's an example, I don't mean specifically for Surinamese , but Dutch of buitenlander always sounds different be it Chinese, polish, and etc.
@greenytaddict
Жыл бұрын
After visiting the Netherlands, I became inspired to learn the language. I don't understand people who don't. I'm enjoying the journey. Hope I will get to visit again.
@jaxxon98
Ай бұрын
@@EasyDutch Thank you.
What a nice video! The Muslim immigrants are committed to work. To better work, they integrate to the local culture and language. A very good and successful example.
Geweldig video!
Great content always
Leuk om te zien :D
Super video
What a super episode . I like it
Dit is een super interessante aflevering 💕🍀💐
Dit is heel interessant. Nu leer ik Nederlands en ik vind deze video heel bemoedigend! Wens me geluck!!!
Wauw ze spereken heel goed Nederlands, ik vind het knap eigenlijk . Goede motivatie, bedankt❤
منور عمنا فهد
Ik Nieuw in Netherlands ik kom uit Eritrea 🇪🇷 ik hou van Netherlands ❤
hahaha, ik dacht even een achterhoeks accent te horen op 4:38
👋. How to apply duch learning school in Netherlands
I'm not so knowledgeable when it comes to a lot of languages, but it seems Arabic speakers wouldn't have trouble pronouncing the strong gutural stronger-than-French "R" (it is gutural how it is called?) that Dutch has.
@kristianl7797
7 ай бұрын
غ
Sound like language in sims4
6:14 very handsome, nice and sweet man ♥️
ze zijn allemaal briljant
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Wat ik met het nederlands lastig vind, is dat ik de taal in de buitenland probeer te leren. Ik heb de indruk dat ik doordat ik duitser ben de taal snel kan leren maar in het land. Om te taal hier in Spanje te leren, fout me de directe contact met de taal. In de teorie leer ik het niet goed. Ik ben overtuigd dat ik in het leven in Nederland in een jaar de taal relatief fluiend zou kunnen spreken.
Very interesting video, thank you. But wjere are the Arabic speaking women?
@EasyDutch
Жыл бұрын
They didn't speak Dutch!
Wow! Dutch is so similar to English.
Tim easy turkish beest
Sesamstraße hab ich gemocht, nur der Sandmann war nicht so gut, dat hieß dann auch ab ins Bett 😂
@fabianbosch779
Жыл бұрын
Hey, vandaag sagen wir auch in Niedersachsen, östliches Ostfriesland auch Hüüt
@fabianbosch779
Жыл бұрын
@Yuri R. Die Sesamstraße ist deutsch? Ich dachte, die Serie wurde in den USA erfunden 😃
@fabianbosch779
Жыл бұрын
@Yuri R. Ich komme aus Nordholz aus der (frieischen) Region Land Wursten (Gemeinde Wurster Nordseeküste) im Landkreis Cuxhaven in Niedersachsen. Dabei ist anzumerken, dass das Wurtfriesische ausgestorben ist und hier Standarddeutsch und, wenn auch nicht mehr von vielen Plattdüütsch (neuniederdeutsch) gesprochen wird
Dutch, German and Arabic phonetic is simular
Isn't it funny how you call them immigrants but if they were from another part of the world, you would call them Expats? 🤔🤫
@rafibangladesh
Жыл бұрын
Because most expats go back to their country, immigrants don't.
@alejandracapriolo3917
Жыл бұрын
totaal met je eens
@Samplesurfer
Жыл бұрын
In 1995 I was in Prague and I met an Irish couple in a bar, who lived there and worked as English teachers. There were also Americans (also teachers). The Irish guy said: "We Irish are immigrants here, those Americans are expats!" 😂
@rafibangladesh
Жыл бұрын
@@Samplesurfer Irish the one always oprressed by UK
@alejandracapriolo3917
Жыл бұрын
@@SamplesurferA couple years ago I met an Israeli girl at a hostel, she spoke 3 languages and was on vacation in her fancy dress. We went for a Kebab and the guy who was working there (over 8 hours a day in 35° everyday) was from Palestine. Very interesting world we live in.
It’s funny how they man says Dutch is an easy language and still makes so many grammatical mistakes. Of course understanding each other is the main point, but Dutch is not easy.
One should notice that for an Arab it's much easier to learn a new language since their languages contains plethora of sounds which would cover almost any language that an Arab would like to learn.
@Lookingforamiracle
Жыл бұрын
False!
@IoT_
Жыл бұрын
@@Lookingforamiracle Could you elaborate?
@IoT_
Жыл бұрын
@@Lookingforamiracle Guttural sounds: Both Arabic and Dutch have some guttural sounds. The Dutch "g" and "ch" sounds (as in "goed" and "lachen") are produced in the back of the mouth, somewhat similar to the Arabic "غ" (ghayn) and "خ" (kha). Arabic speakers might find it easier to produce these sounds compared to speakers of languages without such guttural sounds. Trilled or rolled "r": The trilled or rolled "r" sound is present in both Arabic and Dutch. Arabic speakers familiar with this sound may find it relatively easier to pronounce Dutch words containing the trilled "r".
@IoT_
Жыл бұрын
So, what can you and those who liked your comment say about that? 🤣
@StrawberryTaart
Жыл бұрын
@@IoT_ Those people in the video have heavy accents like most of arab speakers. Nothing is wrong with that obviously but it’s just proving it’s not that easy for them to learn Ducth
They didn't lol