Dutch lesson 2
ENGLISH -- DUTCH -- PRONUNCIATION
it -- het -- het
this -- dit -- dit
that -- dat -- daht
there -- daar -- daar
here -- hier -- heer/hier
then -- toen (past)/ dan (future) -- toon/ dahn
where -- waar -- waar
at -- bij -- by
by -- bij -- by
in -- in -- in
on -- op -- op
next to -- naast -- naast
near -- dichtbij -- dichtbye (in Dutch 'ch' and 'g' sound the same. This sound is not used in English. It sounds like clearing your throat)
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No worries. I got your points. Thanks for your further explanation. :)
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Good question. [At ten o'clock] is [Om tien uur] in Dutch. 'Om' means 'around' when you're talking about a position.
[Around ten o'clock] would be [Rond tien uur] though. (Hope I'm not confusing you). 'Rond' means 'round'.
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Hallo Civilis,
Goededag!
Thanks for your great efforts.
And from the context of your lesson, "at" here is a prep + position. What about time, like in " Let us meet at 10:am" ? Here, "at" = "bij"?
Dank je wel!
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