Aprender Holandés | Vocabulario Holandés Niños | Golearn

[@carmenjanneth9013]

Súper genial me encanto lo recomiendo es muy bueno

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Me too, as these vocab videos are super helpful, they’re definitely one of the best language learning / vocab videos, as they contain so many words, all in one place, and they are so necessary and needed - I would also suggest (to the creatór of the vídeo, in case the creatór of the vídeos sees this comment that I have to post in 6 or more smaller comments) creating similar vocab videos with most or all the words in Old Norse aka Old West Norse (Old West Norse to English translations and / or Old West Norse to Spanish translations or Old West Norse to English + Spanish translations or Old West Norse to English + Icelandic translations) and videos with the words in Breton (Breton to English translations and / or Breton to Spanish translations or Breton to English + Spanish translations) and videos with the words in Faroese (Faroese to English translations and / or Faroese to Spanish translations or Faroese to English + Icelandic translations) and all the videos with Cornish words (Cornish to English translations and / or Cornish to Spanish translations or Cornish to both English + Spanish translations) and videos with all the words in Norwegian Bokmål (Norwegian Bokmål to English translations and / or Norwegian Bokmål to Spanish translations or Norwegian Bokmål to English + Norwegian Nynorsk translations) and videos with all the words in Manx (Manx to English translations and / or Manx to Spanish translations or Manx to English + Spanish translations) and videos with words in East Norse (East Norse to English translations and / or East Norse to Spanish translations or East Norse to English + Spanish translations) and videos with the words in Welsh (Welsh to English translations and / or Welsh to Spanish translations or Welsh to English + Spanish translations) and...

[@FrozenMermaid666]

...and videos with the words in Gothic (Gothic to English translations and / or Gothic to Spanish translations or Gothic to English + Spanish translations) and videos with the words in Irish (Irish to English translations and / or Irish to Spanish translations or Irish to English + Scottish Gaelic translations) and videos with the words in Greenlandic Norse (Greenlandic Norse to English translations and / or Greenlandic Norse to Spanish translations or Greenlandic Norse to English + Old Norse translations) and videos with the words in Scottish Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic to English translations and / or Scottish Gaelic to Spanish translations or Scottish Gaelic to English + Irish translations) and videos with the words in Gallo (Gallo to English translations and / or Gallo to French translations or Gallo to English + French translations) and videos with the words in Luxembourgish (Luxembourgish to English translations and / or Luxembourgish to German translations or Luxembourgish to English + German translations and / or if possible Luxembourgish to English + German + French translations) and videos with the words in Galician (Galician to English translations and / or Galician to Spanish translations or Galician to Portuguese + Spanish translations or if possible Galician + Portuguese + Spanish + English translations) and videos with the words in Limburgish (Limburgish to English translations and / or Limburgish to Dutch translations or Limburgish to English + Dutch translations) and videos with the words in Swedish (Swedish to English translations or Swedish to English + Norwegian translations or if possible Swedish to English + Norwegian + Danish translations) and videos with the words in Latin (Latin to English translations and / or Latin to Spanish translations or Latin to English + Italian translations) and...

[@FrozenMermaid666]

...and videos with the words from Norwegian Nynorsk (Nynorsk to English translations or Nynorsk to English + Norwegian Bokmål translations) and videos with the words in Occitan (Occitan to English translations and / or Occitan to Spanish translations or Occitan to English + Catalan translations) and videos with the words from German (German to English or German to English + Luxembourgish + Spanish translations) and videos with the words in Catalan (Catalan to English translations and / or Catalan to Spanish translations or Catalan to English + Spanish translations or Catalan to English + Spanish + Occitan translations) and videos with the words in Hungarian (Hungarian to English translations and / or Hungarian to Spanish translations) and videos with the words in Aranese (Aranese to English translations or Aranese to English + Spanish + Occitan translations) and videos with the words in Slovene (Slovene to English translations and / or Slovene to Spanish translations) and videos with the words in Walloon (Walloon to English translations or Walloon to English + French translations or Walloon to English + French + Guernsey translations) and videos with the words in Danish (Danish to English translations or Danish to English + Norwegian Bokmål translations) and videos with the words in Sardinian (Sardinian to English or Sardinian to English + Italian translations) and videos with the words in PlattDeitsh (PlatDeitsh to English translations or PlatDeitsh to English + German translations) and videos with the words in Guernsey (Guernsey to English translations or Guernsey to English + French translations) if possible, as languages such as Old Norse / Breton / Occitan / Cornish / Faroese / Manx / Gothic / Nynorsk / Aranese etc cannot even be found on Google translate yet, so it’s not easy to get these pretty languages learnt fast, and the other ones are also pretty unknown, so there aren’t enough vocab videos on yt yet that would cover all the words and especially all the verbs and very advanced words, which aren’t easy to find in videos...

[@FrozenMermaid666]

I am actually trying to learn all these languages and have many languages on my list of languages I want to learn and improve, so vocab videos that would include as many words as possible, from the most basic words to the most advanced / the least used terms, would be so very helpful for me and also for the other learners that try to learn one of these languages or some of these languages etc to a writer level or at least to a native speaker level - and, if possible, I would also suggest to always include the gender of the noun by including an (f) for feminine and (m) for masculine nouns and (n) for neutral nouns in front of the noun itself, for example, (m) veð (which means pledge in Old Norse and Icelandic) with the English translation or Spanish translation right under the word as usual, and, for verbs in languages that use a case system (such as Old Norse / Gothic / Icelandic / Faroese / German etc) to also specify if a certain verb takes the nominative (n) only or if a verb takes the accusative (a) only or if a verb takes the dative (d) only or if a verb can take both the accusative and the dative (a / d) or if a verb takes the genitive (g) or, any other possible combination,, depending on the verb, for example, for the Icelandic verb að sakna which takes the genitive aka g, it can be (g) sakna or (g) að sakna with the English translation or English + Spanish translations right under it as usual, which would be, to miss, or, to miss / extrañar, as that verb means to miss, or at least with the English translation or the Spanish translation, if it’s not possible to include both the English and the Spanish translations, and, I would say, it would be better to include both the English and the Spanish translations, that way, there would be no need to make multiple versions of the video with only one of the translation each, as both would be in the same video...

[@FrozenMermaid666]

By the way, I think this info can be found in dictionaries because someone said that they always specify in dictionaries if a certain verb takes the dative or the accusative etc and if a noun is masculine or feminine or neutral, so when taking the word + translation from the dictionary, I would highly suggest to also include these specifications, as many learners do not have access to a dictionary or to a library that has dictionaries in those languages etc, so it’s not easy to find that info, and especially for the vocab videos that would be made about the less known languages such as Old Norse / Icelandic / Faroese / Gothic / East Norse / Swedish / Norwegian / Danish / Greenlandic Norse / Dutch etc (and also the 6 modern Celtic languages) that have many different noun endings that one cannot always tell if they are masculine or feminine or neutral, it would really help a lot to be able to learn each noun with its grammatical gender, because in those languages it’s not easy to tell what grammatical gender they are, because they don’t have only A and O type of noun endings, so telling the grammatical gender of nouns in Germanic languages and in Celtic languages is not as easy as in Latin languages that have mostly nouns which usually have A noun endings for feminine nouns and O / ON noun endings etc for masculine nouns...

[@cattleyacattleya81]

me parece facil y sencillo, que tiene errores si los tiene, a mi me ha servido mucho

[@fiorellacanote9545]

En el minuto 35:15 Vallen - Otoño es incorrecto, ondat Herfst - Otoño na Vallen - trampas

[@jennyjenny3928]

Buen material!

[@anyelinavergaraalvarez3806]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@noemimeneses3079]

Fantastico

[@juniorstiven9650]

Si

[@lorenaaraujo4163]

Mui bien

[@eseccomunicacionea-bw1nt]

Para ustedes era pequeña la letra pero ese no era cierto el problema era que era bajo volumen

[@lafanta52]

el idioma holandes es una combinacion mezcla de estos idiomas tiene palabras iguales prestamos del Aleman Ingles y frances tambien como sucede con el italiano y portuguese muchas similitudes al español

[@luisafernandavelascopineda1696]

Y dele con lo mismo en todas los videos dices lo mismo di otra cosa como por ejemplo que hay palabras en este video que no están correctas

[@lafanta52]

@Илюха Каперсак only 18 with 3 rectangles or squares that is your age 18 years old ok agree by the way I am 36 and then you are from Russia greetings since from mexico

[@kame9]

mezcla de que? aprende primero historia des idiomas y veras como surgen los idiomas

[@FrozenMermaid666]

This is because the Germanic languages come from Latin languages, plus Latin is one of the languages that directly inspired most European languages the most, being one of the oldest pretty languages, and also due to all the modern loanwords that languages tend to get from English / German / Spanish / French / Dutch / Norwegian etc, so they tend to influence each other a lot, so one can find tons of loanwords and lots of other older cognates in all these Germanic languages and Latin languages and in the 6 modern Celtic languages as well, and even Hungarian has loanwords from Spanish like nárancs which means orange / naranja - I am native speaker level in Spanish, by the way, and also, am advanced level in Dutch, so I am glad I found this video, to learn more words in both languages!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

These vocab videos are super helpful, they’re definitely one of the best language learning / vocab videos, as they contain so many words, all in one place, and they are so necessary and needed - I would also suggest (to the creatór of the vídeo, in case the creatór of the vídeos sees this comment that I have to post in 6 or more smaller comments) creating similar vocab videos with most or all the words in Old Norse aka Old West Norse (Old West Norse to English translations and / or Old West Norse to Spanish translations or Old West Norse to English + Spanish translations or Old West Norse to English + Icelandic translations) and videos with the words in Breton (Breton to English translations and / or Breton to Spanish translations or Breton to English + Spanish translations) and videos with the words in Faroese (Faroese to English translations and / or Faroese to Spanish translations or Faroese to English + Icelandic translations) and all the videos with Cornish words (Cornish to English translations and / or Cornish to Spanish translations or Cornish to both English + Spanish translations) and videos with all the words in Norwegian Bokmål (Norwegian Bokmål to English translations and / or Norwegian Bokmål to Spanish translations or Norwegian Bokmål to English + Norwegian Nynorsk translations) and videos with all the words in Manx (Manx to English translations and / or Manx to Spanish translations or Manx to English + Spanish translations) and videos with words in East Norse (East Norse to English translations and / or East Norse to Spanish translations or East Norse to English + Spanish translations) and videos with the words in Welsh (Welsh to English translations and / or Welsh to Spanish translations or Welsh to English + Spanish translations) and...

[@hola-dp3kt]

Esta muy bien uwu

[@luisafernandavelascopineda1696]

Vi muchos errores lastima ...iba bien 4 errores en pocos minutos

[@enyerbemarquez5349]

dank je

[@lafanta52]

cual es mas facil el aleman o holandes

[@lafanta52]

yo digo que el aleman por mucho es mas facil

[@mauricioalvarorodriguez3134]

Holandés.

[@mauricioalvarorodriguez3134]

@@lafanta52 se nota que no sabes nada de alemán.

[@eseccomunicacionea-bw1nt]

EN LA PARTE DE DEPARTAMENTO NO LO ESCRIBISTE EN HOLANDÉS 😰😰😰???😶😶😶

[@eseccomunicacionea-bw1nt]

Perdón quise decir que no lo ESCRIBISTE en español

[@mercedesalcivar7826]

Muy pequeñas las letras y bajo volumen

[@VictorSanchez-qh3ki]

Sube el volumen y una pantalla más grande 👍,muy intuitivo y educativo el vídeo me parece perfecto para empezar a aprender el idioma

[@Consejos.by.]

El peor video que e visto para enseñar un idioma ,hasta para los mayores y es aburrido imagínate para niños el que piense que con este vídeo un niño puede nisiquiera prestarle alguna atención es que nunca se relacionó con ninguno que mala sorpresa de verdad estoy alucinando

[@mercedesalcivar7826]

Malo letras pequeñisimas

[@eseccomunicacionea-bw1nt]

Las letras no eran pequeñas!!!🙁

[@gloriapenarodriguez6525]

Eso es una burla que malos 😱😡