Mastering Adverbs of Degree in Dutch: Vrijwel, Nauwelijks, and Slechts
When you start learning Dutch, simple modifiers like bijna (almost), niet veel (not much), and alleen (only) carry you through basic conversations....
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When you start learning Dutch, simple modifiers like bijna (almost), niet veel (not much), and alleen (only) carry you through basic conversations....
Read moreIf you have ever ordered an uitsmijter in an Amsterdam eetcafé or attempted to ask for uien at a market stall, you know the exact moment the throat...
Read moreIf you have ever tried translating "You don't have to do that" into Dutch and ended up saying "Je moet dat niet doen", you might have noticed a...
Read moreIf you have spent any time learning Dutch, you have likely run into one of the language's most notorious hurdles: prepositions. At the A1 and A2...
Read moreIf you have spent any time listening to native Dutch speakers in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, or Utrecht, you have probably heard the verb laten dozens of...
Read moreWhy Weather and Rain Dominate Dutch Conversation If you have spent even a single autumn week in the Netherlands, you already know one indisputable...
Read moreIf you have ever stared at a Dutch sentence wondering whether your prefix belongs at the end of the clause, attached to the verb, or sandwiching a...
Read moreIf you have ever tried to translate a simple sentence like "When I arrived in Amsterdam..." or "When it rains, take an umbrella" into Dutch, you have...
Read moreIf you have spent any time learning Dutch, you have almost certainly experienced that sudden moment of disorientation when reading or speaking: Why...
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