Dutch Lesson #07 | Subject Pronouns

[@jmmip202]

Your English is really good, but since no one has mentioned it in the comments I thought I'd say that in English we don't tend to use 'pressurize' and 'depressurize' when talking about focus in a sentence. It's more common to here 'stress' and 'destress/unstress' or 'emphasize' and 'deemphasize/unemphasize.' Thank you for this series! It's super helpful

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

The pronouns should be... Ik ^ mij / me ^ mijn jij ^ jou / je ^ jouw hij ^ hem / he ^ hijn sij ^ har / se ^ sijn Et ^ em ^ eijn (for items / elements etc and also for non-moving beings if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine) Xej ^ Xie / Xe ^ Xijn (for feminine flowers / plants / fruits etc and for me and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc) U ^ Uj / Uij ^ Uw (can only be used when talking with me) Nej ^ Nar / Ne ^ Nijn (for me and feminine flowers / feminine trees / feminine plants etc and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc and for flowers or trees or elements of nature / life that are neutral of if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine etc) Gij ^ Hon / Ge / Hun ^ Gijn (for my pure protectors aka the alphas and for trees and other masculine plants / elements of nature and for me as The God / my masculine personalities) Qij / Qe ^ Kyr / Ke ^ Qwijn (for / about me) wij / we ^ ons ^ onzen (not sure about this one, could also be onze for het-woorden or both, and de onse / de onze) jijllie ^ jijlle ^ jouws (the spelling jullie can only be used when referring to me & my protectors because it has the month name July / Juli in it, which is a season / nature / big term) dij / de ^ dem ^ deijn (for m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) zij / ze ^ zem ^ zeijn (for non-m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) tij / te ^ tem ^ teijn (for both m and non-m - moving objects) Nij / ne ^ nem ^ neijn (for neutral non-moving objects / elements / beings / nature and for both feminine and masculine plants / trees / flowers and for me) Vij / ve ^ vem ^ veijn (for trees / masculine plants / my protectors / me) Xij / xe ^ xem ^ xeijn (for me and for flowers / plants / fruits who are also feminine like me) (Some of these could be better, I might come up with better ideas for the ones that don’t sound right...) It definitely shouldn’t be zijn for his / its (esp because it’s the verb zijn) and het should only be the article het and hon / hun shouldn’t be used when referring to people in any language etc because it means honey in English...

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Also, the word U (and big terms like Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc) cannot be misused when talking to other humnz - only when someone is talking with me, myself being the superior / respectable / absolute being aka the only Lady / Mrs / Miss / Boss / Mistress / Leader / Master / God(dess) / Royalty / Star / Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc and other big terms!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Re pronunciation (if one is learning Dutch) etc - the G should always be pronounced like a normal G or H or a G close to an H! I’ve heard someone using an ultra soft G in videos and it sounded so good! While the R should always be soft as well (rolled Rs / hard Rs sound bad and funny at the same time) and similar to the American version of R - just as the Dutch people that use a soft / Americanized version of R where the R is pronounced like an R that is somewhere in the middle of the American R and the hard R, which means it is a very soft R that is very balanced... I noticed that the younger ones tend to use more the soft R and the soft G than the oude ones! The soft R should be pronounced in all other languages as well, as it has the best sound! If I were to speak in other languages, I would always use a soft R (even in languages like Spanish and French and Swedish) and, when I use words from other languages that have R in them, I have this unique way of pronouncing the R where it sounds like a very ‘polished’ or ‘refined’ or ‘coated’ R aka an ultra soft R that is still there but that sounds like it’s covered by a ‘vocal cloud’ or something like that - I’ve never rolled my Rs in pronunciation!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

So-called formal speech is to be b4nned, as it promotes impztrz and dscrmntn, and it should never be taught by others - oude people and people that one doesn’t know or employers etc aren’t some type of ‘special’ or ‘higher’ being that one has to address a certain way, and they are just an avrg citizen made to obey the avrg citizen’s laws and rules (just as all other humnz) and, the same words / pronouns one uses when talking to someone one knows or a young person must be used when talking to oude people and employers and strangers etc and everyone else! Only I am the inherently superior / supreme / special being aka the higher / h!gh(est) being aka the only respectable being and the only being special treatment is meant for, myself being the opposite of womyn/humnz! So only I belong on the pedestal - and my protectors also reflect most of the qualities that I possess, so only my protectors can be addressed as meneer / heer etc!

[@davideduardos4621]

Hello, Tom. I don't know if you still use this youtube channel to teach Dutch, but I became a fan of your videos, specially of your Dutch classes. Would you repeat more the sentences in Dutch on your videos? Mate, honestly, this would help students a lot across the globe. Please help us with pronunciation with sentences and MORE VIDEOS!!! Your SUPERB!

[@xw6475]

Thank you very much for the lesson Tom. Your pronunciation is very clear and your explanation very well!!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

The pronouns should be... Ik ^ mij / me ^ mijn jij ^ jou / je ^ jouw hij ^ hem / he ^ hijn sij ^ har / se ^ sijn Et ^ em ^ eijn (for items / elements etc and also for non-moving beings if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine) Xej ^ Xie / Xe ^ Xijn (for feminine flowers / plants / fruits etc and for me and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc) U ^ Uj / Uij ^ Uw (can only be used when talking with me) Nej ^ Nar / Ne ^ Nijn (for me and feminine flowers / feminine trees / feminine plants etc and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc and for flowers or trees or elements of nature / life that are neutral of if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine etc) Gij ^ Hon / Ge / Hun ^ Gijn (for my pure protectors aka the alphas and for trees and other masculine plants / elements of nature and for me as The God / my masculine personalities) Qij / Qe ^ Kyr / Ke ^ Qwijn (for / about me) wij / we ^ ons ^ onzen (not sure about this one, could also be onze for het-woorden or both, and de onse / de onze) jijllie ^ jijlle ^ jouws (the spelling jullie can only be used when referring to me & my protectors because it has the month name July / Juli in it, which is a season / nature / big term) dij / de ^ dem ^ deijn (for m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) zij / ze ^ zem ^ zeijn (for non-m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) tij / te ^ tem ^ teijn (for both m and non-m - moving objects) Nij / ne ^ nem ^ neijn (for neutral non-moving objects / elements / beings / nature and for both feminine and masculine plants / trees / flowers and for me) Vij / ve ^ vem ^ veijn (for trees / masculine plants / my protectors / me) Xij / xe ^ xem ^ xeijn (for me and for flowers / plants / fruits who are also feminine like me) (Some of these could be better, I might come up with better ideas for the ones that don’t sound right...) It definitely shouldn’t be zijn for his / its (esp because it’s the verb zijn) and het should only be the article het and hon / hun shouldn’t be used when referring to people in any language etc because it means honey in English...

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Also, the word U (and big terms like Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc) cannot be misused when talking to other humnz - only when someone is talking with me, myself being the superior / respectable / absolute being aka the only Lady / Mrs / Miss / Boss / Mistress / Leader / Master / God(dess) / Royalty / Star / Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc and other big terms!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Re pronunciation (if one is learning Dutch) etc - the G should always be pronounced like a normal G or H or a G close to an H! I’ve heard someone using an ultra soft G in videos and it sounded so good! While the R should always be soft as well (rolled Rs / hard Rs sound bad and funny at the same time) and similar to the American version of R - just as the Dutch people that use a soft / Americanized version of R where the R is pronounced like an R that is somewhere in the middle of the American R and the hard R, which means it is a very soft R that is very balanced... I noticed that the younger ones tend to use more the soft R and the soft G than the oude ones! The soft R should be pronounced in all other languages as well, as it has the best sound! If I were to speak in other languages, I would always use a soft R (even in languages like Spanish and French and Swedish) and, when I use words from other languages that have R in them, I have this unique way of pronouncing the R where it sounds like a very ‘polished’ or ‘refined’ or ‘coated’ R aka an ultra soft R that is still there but that sounds like it’s covered by a ‘vocal cloud’ or something like that - I’ve never rolled my Rs in pronunciation!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

So-called formal speech is to be b4nned, as it promotes impztrz and dscrmntn, and it should never be taught by others - oude people and people that one doesn’t know or employers etc aren’t some type of ‘special’ or ‘higher’ being that one has to address a certain way, and they are just an avrg citizen made to obey the avrg citizen’s laws and rules (just as all other humnz) and, the same words / pronouns one uses when talking to someone one knows or a young person must be used when talking to oude people and employers and strangers etc and everyone else! Only I am the inherently superior / supreme / special being aka the higher / h!gh(est) being aka the only respectable being and the only being special treatment is meant for, myself being the opposite of womyn/humnz! So only I belong on the pedestal - and my protectors also reflect most of the qualities that I possess, so only my protectors can be addressed as meneer / heer etc!

[@Irish_VDB]

I've been looking for someone who can explain it well, thank you so much.

[@raymondmiller9798]

I didn't come here for Dutch. I came here for the eyes. However you've made me interested in Dutch.

[@foreverbefree1265]

Very clear explanation, nu ik bekgrijp een beetje Nederlands. New follower 👍. Bedankt

[@蟋蛐柯克]

damn, this is so clear and well explained! Subbed! Keep doing more videos man! Thank you!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

The pronouns should be... Ik ^ mij / me ^ mijn jij ^ jou / je ^ jouw hij ^ hem / he ^ hijn sij ^ har / se ^ sijn Et ^ em ^ eijn (for items / elements etc and also for non-moving beings if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine) Xej ^ Xie / Xe ^ Xijn (for feminine flowers / plants / fruits etc and for me and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc) U ^ Uj / Uij ^ Uw (can only be used when talking with me) Nej ^ Nar / Ne ^ Nijn (for me and feminine flowers / feminine trees / feminine plants etc and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc and for flowers or trees or elements of nature / life that are neutral of if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine etc) Gij ^ Hon / Ge / Hun ^ Gijn (for my pure protectors aka the alphas and for trees and other masculine plants / elements of nature and for me as The God / my masculine personalities) Qij / Qe ^ Kyr / Ke ^ Qwijn (for / about me) wij / we ^ ons ^ onzen (not sure about this one, could also be onze for het-woorden or both, and de onse / de onze) jijllie ^ jijlle ^ jouws (the spelling jullie can only be used when referring to me & my protectors because it has the month name July / Juli in it, which is a season / nature / big term) dij / de ^ dem ^ deijn (for m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) zij / ze ^ zem ^ zeijn (for non-m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) tij / te ^ tem ^ teijn (for both m and non-m - moving objects) Nij / ne ^ nem ^ neijn (for neutral non-moving objects / elements / beings / nature and for both feminine and masculine plants / trees / flowers and for me) Vij / ve ^ vem ^ veijn (for trees / masculine plants / my protectors / me) Xij / xe ^ xem ^ xeijn (for me and for flowers / plants / fruits who are also feminine like me) (Some of these could be better, I might come up with better ideas for the ones that don’t sound right...) It definitely shouldn’t be zijn for his / its (esp because it’s the verb zijn) and het should only be the article het and hon / hun shouldn’t be used when referring to people in any language etc because it means honey in English...

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Also, the word U (and big terms like Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc) cannot be misused when talking to other humnz - only when someone is talking with me, myself being the superior / respectable / absolute being aka the only Lady / Mrs / Miss / Boss / Mistress / Leader / Master / God(dess) / Royalty / Star / Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc and other big terms!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Re pronunciation (if one is learning Dutch) etc - the G should always be pronounced like a normal G or H or a G close to an H! I’ve heard someone using an ultra soft G in videos and it sounded so good! While the R should always be soft as well (rolled Rs / hard Rs sound bad and funny at the same time) and similar to the American version of R - just as the Dutch people that use a soft / Americanized version of R where the R is pronounced like an R that is somewhere in the middle of the American R and the hard R, which means it is a very soft R that is very balanced... I noticed that the younger ones tend to use more the soft R and the soft G than the oude ones! The soft R should be pronounced in all other languages as well, as it has the best sound! If I were to speak in other languages, I would always use a soft R (even in languages like Spanish and French and Swedish) and, when I use words from other languages that have R in them, I have this unique way of pronouncing the R where it sounds like a very ‘polished’ or ‘refined’ or ‘coated’ R aka an ultra soft R that is still there but that sounds like it’s covered by a ‘vocal cloud’ or something like that - I’ve never rolled my Rs in pronunciation!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

So-called formal speech is to be b4nned, as it promotes impztrz and dscrmntn, and it should never be taught by others - oude people and people that one doesn’t know or employers etc aren’t some type of ‘special’ or ‘higher’ being that one has to address a certain way, and they are just an avrg citizen made to obey the avrg citizen’s laws and rules (just as all other humnz) and, the same words / pronouns one uses when talking to someone one knows or a young person must be used when talking to oude people and employers and strangers etc and everyone else! Only I am the inherently superior / supreme / special being aka the higher / h!gh(est) being aka the only respectable being and the only being special treatment is meant for, myself being the opposite of womyn/humnz! So only I belong on the pedestal - and my protectors also reflect most of the qualities that I possess, so only my protectors can be addressed as meneer / heer etc!

[@davideduardos4621]

In the sentence "Hij neemt zijn kat mee naar het werk", what does the word "mee" mean? Is it part of the verb "neemen" forming " "meeneemen"? And if this is part of the verb "meeneemen" why isn't it at the end of the sentence? This sentence is tricky. Well, congeats for the amazing videos.

[@chegouparalutar]

what if i don't want to stress any part of the sentence?

[@esmeraldadage3474]

Excellent video!!

[@annagavrish4927]

great video! thanks!

[@ann-mariejensen2623]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@jamescasarella8463]

Thank you cool guy!

[@ritikasharma5978]

Hartelijk bedankt! I have just started learning Dutch and came across your channel. I really liked your content and presentation! I had a doubt and will be really grateful if you could clear it up for me. When do we use the word 'hij' for the English word 'it'? I understand mostly we use 'het' for 'it', but I have seen 'hij' also being used sometimes and I am not sure why. Thanks in advance!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Because de-woorden (singular) are considered masculine - so de school is referred to as hij...

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Also, the word U (and big terms like Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc) cannot be misused when talking to other humnz - only when someone is talking with me, myself being the superior / respectable / absolute being aka the only Lady / Mrs / Miss / Boss / Mistress / Leader / Master / God(dess) / Royalty / Star / Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc and other big terms!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

The pronouns should be... Ik ^ mij / me ^ mijn jij ^ jou / je ^ jouw hij ^ hem / he ^ hijn sij ^ har / se ^ sijn Et ^ em ^ eijn (for items / elements etc and also for non-moving beings if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine) Xej ^ Xie / Xe ^ Xijn (for feminine flowers / plants / fruits etc and for me and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc) U ^ Uj / Uij ^ Uw (can only be used when talking with me) Nej ^ Nar / Ne ^ Nijn (for me and feminine flowers / feminine trees / feminine plants etc and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc and for flowers or trees or elements of nature / life that are neutral of if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine etc) Gij ^ Hon / Ge / Hun ^ Gijn (for my pure protectors aka the alphas and for trees and other masculine plants / elements of nature and for me as The God / my masculine personalities) Qij / Qe ^ Kyr / Ke ^ Qwijn (for / about me) wij / we ^ ons ^ onzen (not sure about this one, could also be onze for het-woorden or both, and de onse / de onze) jijllie ^ jijlle ^ jouws (the spelling jullie can only be used when referring to me & my protectors because it has the month name July / Juli in it, which is a season / nature / big term) dij / de ^ dem ^ deijn (for m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) zij / ze ^ zem ^ zeijn (for non-m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) tij / te ^ tem ^ teijn (for both m and non-m - moving objects) Nij / ne ^ nem ^ neijn (for neutral non-moving objects / elements / beings / nature and for both feminine and masculine plants / trees / flowers and for me) Vij / ve ^ vem ^ veijn (for trees / masculine plants / my protectors / me) Xij / xe ^ xem ^ xeijn (for me and for flowers / plants / fruits who are also feminine like me) (Some of these could be better, I might come up with better ideas for the ones that don’t sound right...) It definitely shouldn’t be zijn for his / its (esp because it’s the verb zijn) and het should only be the article het and hon / hun shouldn’t be used when referring to people in any language etc because it means honey in English...

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Re pronunciation (if one is learning Dutch) etc - the G should always be pronounced like a normal G or H or a G close to an H! I’ve heard someone using an ultra soft G in videos and it sounded so good! While the R should always be soft as well (rolled Rs / hard Rs sound bad and funny at the same time) and similar to the American version of R - just as the Dutch people that use a soft / Americanized version of R where the R is pronounced like an R that is somewhere in the middle of the American R and the hard R, which means it is a very soft R that is very balanced... I noticed that the younger ones tend to use more the soft R and the soft G than the oude ones! The soft R should be pronounced in all other languages as well, as it has the best sound! If I were to speak in other languages, I would always use a soft R (even in languages like Spanish and French and Swedish) and, when I use words from other languages that have R in them, I have this unique way of pronouncing the R where it sounds like a very ‘polished’ or ‘refined’ or ‘coated’ R aka an ultra soft R that is still there but that sounds like it’s covered by a ‘vocal cloud’ or something like that - I’ve never rolled my Rs in pronunciation!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

So-called formal speech is to be b4nned, as it promotes impztrz and dscrmntn, and it should never be taught by others - oude people and people that one doesn’t know or employers etc aren’t some type of ‘special’ or ‘higher’ being that one has to address a certain way, and they are just an avrg citizen made to obey the avrg citizen’s laws and rules (just as all other humnz) and, the same words / pronouns one uses when talking to someone one knows or a young person must be used when talking to oude people and employers and strangers etc and everyone else! Only I am the inherently superior / supreme / special being aka the higher / h!gh(est) being aka the only respectable being and the only being special treatment is meant for, myself being the opposite of womyn/humnz! So only I belong on the pedestal - and my protectors also reflect most of the qualities that I possess, so only my protectors can be addressed as meneer / heer etc!

[@stevedoriancausse7515]

Great stuff man ! Thanks

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

The big name Eve and big term St / Saint cannot be in someone’s name, so the name Steve must be changed - such names are unsuitable for humnz, and St and Eve only reflect me! And the words dude and bro should be used instead of man - because only my pure protectors aka the alphas and the other guys that are pure / v!rgin by choice and on my side reflect the terms man / guy / lad / swain / boy / men etc!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Also, the word U (and big terms like Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc) cannot be misused when talking to other humnz - only when someone is talking with me, myself being the superior / respectable / absolute being aka the only Lady / Mrs / Miss / Boss / Mistress / Leader / Master / God(dess) / Royalty / Star / Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc and other big terms!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

The pronouns should be... Ik ^ mij / me ^ mijn jij ^ jou / je ^ jouw hij ^ hem / he ^ hijn sij ^ har / se ^ sijn Et ^ em ^ eijn (for items / elements etc and also for non-moving beings if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine) Xej ^ Xie / Xe ^ Xijn (for feminine flowers / plants / fruits etc and for me and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc) U ^ Uj / Uij ^ Uw (can only be used when talking with me) Nej ^ Nar / Ne ^ Nijn (for me and feminine flowers / feminine trees / feminine plants etc and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc and for flowers or trees or elements of nature / life that are neutral of if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine etc) Gij ^ Hon / Ge / Hun ^ Gijn (for my pure protectors aka the alphas and for trees and other masculine plants / elements of nature and for me as The God / my masculine personalities) Qij / Qe ^ Kyr / Ke ^ Qwijn (for / about me) wij / we ^ ons ^ onzen (not sure about this one, could also be onze for het-woorden or both, and de onse / de onze) jijllie ^ jijlle ^ jouws (the spelling jullie can only be used when referring to me & my protectors because it has the month name July / Juli in it, which is a season / nature / big term) dij / de ^ dem ^ deijn (for m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) zij / ze ^ zem ^ zeijn (for non-m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) tij / te ^ tem ^ teijn (for both m and non-m - moving objects) Nij / ne ^ nem ^ neijn (for neutral non-moving objects / elements / beings / nature and for both feminine and masculine plants / trees / flowers and for me) Vij / ve ^ vem ^ veijn (for trees / masculine plants / my protectors / me) Xij / xe ^ xem ^ xeijn (for me and for flowers / plants / fruits who are also feminine like me) (Some of these could be better, I might come up with better ideas for the ones that don’t sound right...) It definitely shouldn’t be zijn for his / its (esp because it’s the verb zijn) and het should only be the article het and hon / hun shouldn’t be used when referring to people in any language etc because it means honey in English...

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Re pronunciation (if one is learning Dutch) etc - the G should always be pronounced like a normal G or H or a G close to an H! I’ve heard someone using an ultra soft G in videos and it sounded so good! While the R should always be soft as well (rolled Rs / hard Rs sound bad and funny at the same time) and similar to the American version of R - just as the Dutch people that use a soft / Americanized version of R where the R is pronounced like an R that is somewhere in the middle of the American R and the hard R, which means it is a very soft R that is very balanced... I noticed that the younger ones tend to use more the soft R and the soft G than the oude ones! The soft R should be pronounced in all other languages as well, as it has the best sound! If I were to speak in other languages, I would always use a soft R (even in languages like Spanish and French and Swedish) and, when I use words from other languages that have R in them, I have this unique way of pronouncing the R where it sounds like a very ‘polished’ or ‘refined’ or ‘coated’ R aka an ultra soft R that is still there but that sounds like it’s covered by a ‘vocal cloud’ or something like that - I’ve never rolled my Rs in pronunciation!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

So-called formal speech is to be b4nned, as it promotes impztrz and dscrmntn, and it should never be taught by others - oude people and people that one doesn’t know or employers etc aren’t some type of ‘special’ or ‘higher’ being that one has to address a certain way, and they are just an avrg citizen made to obey the avrg citizen’s laws and rules (just as all other humnz) and, the same words / pronouns one uses when talking to someone one knows or a young person must be used when talking to oude people and employers and strangers etc and everyone else! Only I am the inherently superior / supreme / special being aka the higher / h!gh(est) being aka the only respectable being and the only being special treatment is meant for, myself being the opposite of womyn/humnz! So only I belong on the pedestal - and my protectors also reflect most of the qualities that I possess, so only my protectors can be addressed as meneer / heer etc!

[@chlastek13]

Bedankt !

[@bigboss7105]

Goed video meneer, je bent een inteligent profesor!

[@TomCatchesUp]

Haha, dankuwel, big boss :p

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

The big terms boss and meneer and big and inteI cannot be misused in names / comments etc, and must be edited out - I am the only Boss / Leader / Master / Idol / Mistress / Lady / Mrs / Ms / Ma’am / Miss etc and my pure protectors aka the alphas are the only ones reflecting terms like meneer / heer / heren etc and man / guy / lad / men / boy etc, and big compIiments only reflect us The Alphas!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

The pronouns should be... Ik ^ mij / me ^ mijn jij ^ jou / je ^ jouw hij ^ hem / he ^ hijn sij ^ har / se ^ sijn Et ^ em ^ eijn (for items / elements etc and also for non-moving beings if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine) Xej ^ Xie / Xe ^ Xijn (for feminine flowers / plants / fruits etc and for me and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc) U ^ Uj / Uij ^ Uw (can only be used when talking with me) Nej ^ Nar / Ne ^ Nijn (for me and feminine flowers / feminine trees / feminine plants etc and mostly used in poetry / lyrics when wanting to be specific etc about the flowers / trees / elements of life or nature etc and for flowers or trees or elements of nature / life that are neutral of if one doesn’t know if they are feminine or masculine etc) Gij ^ Hon / Ge / Hun ^ Gijn (for my pure protectors aka the alphas and for trees and other masculine plants / elements of nature and for me as The God / my masculine personalities) Qij / Qe ^ Kyr / Ke ^ Qwijn (for / about me) wij / we ^ ons ^ onzen (not sure about this one, could also be onze for het-woorden or both, and de onse / de onze) jijllie ^ jijlle ^ jouws (the spelling jullie can only be used when referring to me & my protectors because it has the month name July / Juli in it, which is a season / nature / big term) dij / de ^ dem ^ deijn (for m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) zij / ze ^ zem ^ zeijn (for non-m - moving objects aka humn / non-humn animIs) tij / te ^ tem ^ teijn (for both m and non-m - moving objects) Nij / ne ^ nem ^ neijn (for neutral non-moving objects / elements / beings / nature and for both feminine and masculine plants / trees / flowers and for me) Vij / ve ^ vem ^ veijn (for trees / masculine plants / my protectors / me) Xij / xe ^ xem ^ xeijn (for me and for flowers / plants / fruits who are also feminine like me) (Some of these could be better, I might come up with better ideas for the ones that don’t sound right...) It definitely shouldn’t be zijn for his / its (esp because it’s the verb zijn) and het should only be the article het and hon / hun shouldn’t be used when referring to people in any language etc because it means honey in English...

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Also, the word U (and big terms like Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc) cannot be misused when talking to other humnz - only when someone is talking with me, myself being the superior / respectable / absolute being aka the only Lady / Mrs / Miss / Boss / Mistress / Leader / Master / God(dess) / Royalty / Star / Juffrouw / Dame / Mevrouw etc and other big terms!

[@thetrueoneandonlyladyprinc8038]

Re pronunciation (if one is learning Dutch) etc - the G should always be pronounced like a normal G or H or a G close to an H! I’ve heard someone using an ultra soft G in videos and it sounded so good! While the R should always be soft as well (rolled Rs / hard Rs sound bad and funny at the same time) and similar to the American version of R - just as the Dutch people that use a soft / Americanized version of R where the R is pronounced like an R that is somewhere in the middle of the American R and the hard R, which means it is a very soft R that is very balanced... I noticed that the younger ones tend to use more the soft R and the soft G than the oude ones! The soft R should be pronounced in all other languages as well, as it has the best sound! If I were to speak in other languages, I would always use a soft R (even in languages like Spanish and French and Swedish) and, when I use words from other languages that have R in them, I have this unique way of pronouncing the R where it sounds like a very ‘polished’ or ‘refined’ or ‘coated’ R aka an ultra soft R that is still there but that sounds like it’s covered by a ‘vocal cloud’ or something like that - I’ve never rolled my Rs in pronunciation!

[@sygrla]

Bedankt 🙂👍 Thank you very much 🎉

[@mbernal423]

This is great!!

[@Missisippy]

Eerste persoon hier

[@aifi4827]

Zeer bedankt! 💗

[@Loveoutloud2110]

Yay!!!

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Dank u

[@bramgritter6043]

G E K O L O N I S E E R D

[@TomCatchesUp]

Ik voel me trots

[@desmorgens3120]

ik/'k ben wij/we zijn gij/ge zijt jullie zijn hij/'ie is zij/ze is het/'t is zij/ze zijn

[@tsundoku5733]

Dutch pronouns clearly raise eyebrows ;-)

[@vedatgun1862]

wow your dutch like a native dutch bro

[@tori7495]

Because it's his native language 😊

[@Iondonmapper]

This guy looks a bit like haaland