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Your vedio is really helpful ❤thanks

It’s going to take more practice for me to get the “g” sounds correct from whichever part of my mouth there are supposed to come. 😅 Your explanations has been the most helpful thus far and exactly what I’m looking for. Thank you!

bro called dutch and france continents ☠️🙏🏼

I'm English and I think that you must have only ever heard southern people talking. I can honestly say that your pronunciation and tongue are doing exactly the same as mine. 😂 I'm further north.

please come baack😭

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Very helpful, but it's going to take a lot of practice.

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Noted spelling errors in transcript

Helpful! Red on screen is difficult to read 😁

Bro teach for us the limburguish idiom in Netherland and in Belgium,please❤❤❤❤❤

Wat is de naam van de .org website?

It’s weird and I’m weird

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Thank u a lot dear bro

Does anyone know of any good Flemish workbooks for practice?

Which website tell me again (there's a fantastic website @ time 1.12)

I wonder why not "Luister wel !".

beginner

Thank you so much 💓

as a german this is FASCINATING!! I am trying to watch kabouter plop and saw there was a "flemish version" and i was like ?? what is that... i must pursue knowledge (i will also watch your updated video :))

Amazing video thanks I have an exam coming up and this really helped ❤❤

Things that really cool is that Dutch most a of the time is regular. Thanks for your help Nout.

Dat was goed.. dank je

Speed up like a train, we are beginners

Dit is baie soortgelyk aan Afrikaans

thank you for this video. I subscribed x looking forward more videos its indeed very helpful.

Ik ben nu officieel de eerste die perfect Nederlands kan schrijven

I can easily pronounce a rolling R but I can't pronounce it by using the front of my tongue/mouth like I hear from some people. How do you pronounce it that way?

Do dutch speakers all speak fluent English? Englutch or Dutchlish

Nice explanation. I see that this is also used in the structure: Subject + aan het + infinitive + object... rather than subject + everything else + aan het + infinitive. Should we assume that both are correct? Eg: Jij bent op mijn zus aan het wachten; of Jij bent aan het wachten op mijn zus

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genius!!

genius!!!!

Thanks for the video, it helped very well

dat is super behulpzaam. dank u!!

"Soit" strikes me as how we'd say "moving on" or "okay then..." in English. Actually, it's probably closer to how we use "all right" sometimes misspelled "alright." Also, we use "viola" quite a bit in English, but in a more joking fashion I'd assume. Probably not something you'd use in a professional or formal setting, but definitely something you'd use with friends and family to make them smile. lol

I just started watching your videos because I started learning some Dutch via Duo Linigo! Did you come to the US, particularly the Northeast, for a degree in linguistics? If so... What is your specialty? What papers have you written?

Thank you so much, great to learn about the history. My dad was brought up mostly in Oostende. His dad, my granddad and family spoke Antwerpen dialect, I think, but dad learned/spoke the West Flanders lingo also.

Improve your audio mate

Thank you for these videos, trying to learn some Flemish /Dutch as my dad was Flemish.

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Voilà.

Thank you for all the videos❤

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Sounds so close to portuguese alphabet