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Dit, Dat, Deze, Die: Dutch Demonstrative Pronouns Made Simple — A1 Dutch Grammar Course, Lesson 17 | My Dutch Journal

Dit, Dat, Deze, Die: Dutch Demonstrative Pronou...

Welcome to lesson seventeen of the A1 Dutch Grammar Course. In the previous lesson you learned possessive pronouns — "mijn", "jouw", "zijn", "haar", "ons" and "onze", "jullie", and "hun". In...

Dit, Dat, Deze, Die: Dutch Demonstrative Pronou...

Welcome to lesson seventeen of the A1 Dutch Grammar Course. In the previous lesson you learned possessive pronouns — "mijn", "jouw", "zijn", "haar", "ons" and "onze", "jullie", and "hun". In...

Er is and Er zijn: There Is and There Are in Dutch — A2 Dutch Grammar Course, Lesson 17 | My Dutch Journal

Er is and Er zijn: There Is and There Are in Du...

Welcome to lesson seventeen of the A2 Dutch Grammar Course. In this lesson you will learn about "er is" and "er zijn" — there is and there are. You use...

Er is and Er zijn: There Is and There Are in Du...

Welcome to lesson seventeen of the A2 Dutch Grammar Course. In this lesson you will learn about "er is" and "er zijn" — there is and there are. You use...

The Dutch Present Perfect (Perfectum): Regular Verbs — A2 Dutch Grammar Course, Lesson 4 | My Dutch Journal

The Dutch Present Perfect (Perfectum): Regular ...

Welcome to lesson four of the A2 Dutch Grammar Course. In this lesson you are going to learn how to use the present perfect tense in Dutch — the "perfectum"...

The Dutch Present Perfect (Perfectum): Regular ...

Welcome to lesson four of the A2 Dutch Grammar Course. In this lesson you are going to learn how to use the present perfect tense in Dutch — the "perfectum"...

The Dutch Past Participle as Adjective: gekookt vs kokend — B1 Dutch Grammar Course, Lesson 15 | My Dutch Journal

The Dutch Past Participle as Adjective: gekookt...

Welcome to B1 Lesson fifteen. In this lesson, you learn to use the past participle as an adjective — placed directly before a noun to describe it. You already know...

The Dutch Past Participle as Adjective: gekookt...

Welcome to B1 Lesson fifteen. In this lesson, you learn to use the past participle as an adjective — placed directly before a noun to describe it. You already know...

The Dutch Verb Hebben (To Have): Full Conjugation and Uses — A1 Dutch Grammar Course, Lesson 4 | My Dutch Journal

The Dutch Verb Hebben (To Have): Full Conjugati...

Welcome to lesson four of the A One Dutch Grammar Course. In this lesson, we are going to learn about the verb "hebben" — to have. Like "zijn", "hebben" is...

The Dutch Verb Hebben (To Have): Full Conjugati...

Welcome to lesson four of the A One Dutch Grammar Course. In this lesson, we are going to learn about the verb "hebben" — to have. Like "zijn", "hebben" is...

Dutch Subclauses Extended: zodat, hoewel, tenzij and Time Words — B1 Dutch Grammar Course, Lesson 4 | My Dutch Journal

Dutch Subclauses Extended: zodat, hoewel, tenzi...

Welcome to B1 Lesson four. By now you have learned the basic building blocks of Dutch sentences — including how to use subclauses with "omdat", "dat", and a few simple...

Dutch Subclauses Extended: zodat, hoewel, tenzi...

Welcome to B1 Lesson four. By now you have learned the basic building blocks of Dutch sentences — including how to use subclauses with "omdat", "dat", and a few simple...