Dutch lesson with Louki #1

The vowel pronunciation in the Dutch language. Hopefully I can get a couple other videos up soon.

[@PillsC2E]

I'm a native English speaker from America and I just got interested in learning other languages, so I picked up some cheap books at the local Half Price Books on Dutch and Russian (obviously to be studied one at a time). While I expect Dutch to be a little easier since I can already speak German, it was great to see this video up and really give an auditory representation of these vowels. It was quite puzzling when only reading about them. This is the first result for "dutch vowel" btw. Thanks!

[@TammyBurke]

Sorry friends, this is the only video. Life just moved on and so did I. Enjoy!

[@thechollima]

Great help especially to those who self-study Dutch! It gets extra hard since I've no one to talk with and practise the language! Hope to see more videos from you Tammy!

[@annag2409]

Thanks for this! She is awesome!

[@fercho772008]

bedankt !! excellent explication

[@huiyingmoon]

Thank u for loading this! I am learning Dutch now.

[@altonbrek]

Very useful.

[@intergalacticlove]

love the video, thanks!

[@hansel1jensen]

I liked this lesson!

[@dekta5690]

Finally ! I found a video about this pronounciations 🙌🏻

[@TaoPiet]

You are quite right. The official Dutch sound for 'ij' sounds something between the English 'ay' and 'I'. But in northern Dutch dialects it sounds more like English 'I'.

[@torwald41]

thank you tammytheburke this is just what I was looking for!

[@dromycatcher]

No, OU in Dutch sounds like OW such as in OH or DOH (Homer Simpson), which is not the same sound like HOW. IJ or EI in Dutch sounds like EY in English (Y as in WHY is a different sound). the short U in Dutch is used in English such as in ERR.., the longer UU in Dutch is not used in English, allthough it is like the U in USED but then without the 'Y' sound we also hear in YOU. The OE sounding like OO in ENgl is a little shorter pronounced, same for the IE sounding like a shorter English EE.

[@andzwe]

The dialects in the Netherlands are often more connected to the languages of surrounding countries, than the official language is. Quite a few words are similar or (pronounced) the same in Drents (spoken in the province where I live) as in English and German.

[@donquinotexx]

Thanks a lot! Merci beaucoup! This pronunciation about vowels is very important in order to speak well Dutch. Cette prononciation sur les voyelles est très importante afin de bien parler hollandais.

[@TammyBurke]

Unfortunately, that link is long lost to me. It was a site that helped with Dutch pronunciation. You could probably find one by Googling "Dutch pronunciation".

[@shahin9633]

It's awesome thanks for teaching

[@TanchanokPloybut]

I just looking your videos .. this video very great I like it . Thank you.. Dankjewel

[@ponyothai2]

i like the way you teach ^-^

[@adam210890]

UI is close to scottish(glasgow) pronunciation for "out" and U you can hear in the pronunciation for I in south africa and New Zealand.

[@Auus47]

Dit is een goede film voor Nederlands "learners" of studenten kunnen tweeklanken zien. De Tweeklanken echt belangrijk als willen jullie precieze uitspraak te maken. Dit is voor allemaal mensen wie denkt leren een taal eevoudig is. Dingen zijn alleen zoals moeilijk je het maakt. Je moet pratie maken en blijven proberen.

[@orleanspn]

Ik ben brazilian. Ik wil "learn" Neederlands. I intent to visit Suriname. Dank u voor de "lession".

[@cookiechip1306]

+Orlando Nascimento MDS tu é brazileiro kkkk qui legal, eu morei na holanda por 7 anos, desde dos 2 anos de idade até os 9, eu tinha um holandês fluente, porém ao vim para o brasil, óbviamente não tinha ninguém para mim praticar. Então acabei esquecendo, e hoje, estou aqui novamente, tentando reaprender meu idioma natal

[@orleanspn]

Caro Igor, que história interessante a tua! Tenho certeza que Você não perdeu seu Holandês do tempo de criança. Apenas foi adormecido pela prática da Língua Portuguesa. Em pouco tempo todas aquelas palavras adormecidas irão retornar para Você. Seu Holandês será fluente novamente (se não já for). Desejo boa temporada aí. "Ik spreek geen Neederlands. Ik spreek engels en portugees. Ik will spreek Neederlands en Frans. Zij zijn essentieel naar mij. Ik wens jij een prettig weekend!

[@lidialove4181]

Dank u wel

[@ammarsayade1629]

Bedankt

[@divinaborja8746]

Im a filipina,I want to learn well about dutch..now I learn a little bit dutch, its good to learn and it makes me challenge... letter (g) pronunciation kinda hard one.

[@RamaiBoschma]

IJ is not like I or Y, it's a sound that goes from E (as in pet) to Y (as in Yoga). Other than that, I completely agree.

[@nermket4849]

Or you could also say the Dutch "oe" is like the "oe" in English "shoe" (at least in the US)

[@alicekeon3991]

Thanks

[@ammarsayade1629]

thanks

[@xyrazah6080]

Yes it is!

[@adam210890]

Yes, I noticed in my friend's accent which is Gronings. The ij sounds very much like 'I'

[@adam210890]

IJ/EI are the same and sound a lot like some sounds in South African pronunication for words in english. I find as an Australian that it sounds a lot like the "ay" in G'day!

[@arefali7020]

heel mooi

[@MegaMarit12345]

zeker wel

[@paris26hamburg31]

Thanks but i need more videos from u where can i find more

[@_chrisdunne]

Anyone else think of the Witch Doctor song?

[@almasriarfan]

hello it is very nice are there any netherlandais to speak with

[@TJRHINO29]

oh ok got it appreciate thanks

[@rodrigovonkluge4280]

I am Brazilian Dutch language is German and English mix?

[@raquellopes5206]

Dutch é holandês , uma mistura de alemão com inglês . abs

[@KingAppelsap]

You are right about some things, the 'OU' thing is completely wrong though, so check that

[@dromycatcher]

the OU such as in the word 'rouw' sounds like OH (my god) in English not 'HOW' from which the latter in English is pronounced like 'hew' with a 'fat e-sound' as we say in Dutch

[@TaoPiet]

UU, UI en EU zijn misschien onze 'Scandinavische' klanken. Ik vind ze altijd een beetje Zweeds klinken. Maar wat vind je dan van het Engelse 'th'. Dit noemen wij 'slissen', ofwel een spraakgebrek. En wat dacht je van thr in through? Dit klinkt toch als een rollende rrr, die de Engelsen niet zouden hebben.

[@TammyBurke]

Ik ben blij om te zien dat je niet elkaar vloeken in de Nederlandse taal

[@soritari]

whats the different between ""ij"" and ""ei""

[@POPCORNxLOVER]

Yeah, maybe it is :)

[@andebrhanteklemariam5086]

ik ben Eritrea Nederlands Learen belangrijk bedankt voor de lesen

[@klauwieja]

je kan heel goed Nederlands vind ik😊

[@klauwieja]

+cutiestar x ik ben ....... Nederlands is heel belangrijk bedankt voor de lessen

[@TJRHINO29]

oe like german o with umlaut?

[@POPCORNxLOVER]

Maan Roos Vis ;^p I Remember that ^^

[@TJRHINO29]

All easy if you practice.

[@doom696mented]

Ik begrijp wat u zegt.

[@mrwizzardknight]

Dankeuwel! 😃😃😃 And no! I'm not Dutch! I'm British! XD Ik kom uit, Sunderland, Engeland! I'm from Sunderland, England! XD And I've SO got THAT all wrong! 😂😂 Yeah! ;) I'm learning Dutch! XD Ik ben Nederlands aan het leren! XD

[@Merthjen]

Haha dit is echt grappig me, ik ben nederlands! (haah this is really funny for me im dutch!)

[@AvellinoRH]

jes it is learning englisch its easier! but i am talking home and outside the most dutch

[@isufkameraj6229]

Dutch is problem to learning but in Nederland is on Dutch end in Belgium another dutch, i will learning Dutch of Belgium thes is nice, sory for me English :p

[@kidaneselam288]

ik kom uit eritria van nederlad taal is mooileg

[@Lethalgnome]

When you are read them, juist ja

[@socomalu]

Pls upload more videos...pls pls tnx!

[@samysdefer]

----> german, rly easy to understand some dutch words ^^ But why should u learn dutch ?

[@juliancowpurse5271]

Weiß ich nicht. darin musst du interessiert sein. Vielleicht wohnen die menschen in den Niederländen oder so...

[@samysdefer]

Julian Kuipers >_>

[@ikenlady]

i think learning english is easier then learning dutch

[@amjadvlogs9846]

heeeeeel moooi maar de lerares was als zij boos en niet comfortabel

[@yupintiyawong1631]

Goed

[@pauladriaanse]

Er staat ei op het bord, maar er staat ej in de video Ook staat er au op het bord, maar ao in de video 0:08

[@JeroenScheepers]

xD

[@laurens678]

It is actually exactly the same sound. IJ is called a long IJ(lange IJ) en EI is called short EI(korte EI). There is no real logic in whether to use EI or IJ in a word, you just have to know it.

[@vvmaerlant8917]

Het verschil is etymologisch. Dus de herkomst van de woorden met 'ij' kan anders zijn dan de herkomst van woorden met 'ei'.

[@DaldeejerDrikus]

Ik hoor wel een verschil tussen dauw en douw, rauw en rouw, mauwen en mouwen en kauwt en koud. Misschien heeft dit ook te maken met dialecten.

[@Jip1912]

Dat denk je door de context

[@DaldeejerDrikus]

jippie1912 Nee.

[@In1998able]

ze vergeet deur de eu

[@barzorrr]

its not EJ, but EI trust me

[@agungjogja]

Hi

[@seyfelislamziad6587]

das ist ein sehr interessantes video

[@JeroenScheepers]

That's German

[@seyfelislamziad6587]

Nope this is dutch :-);-)

[@JeroenScheepers]

islam ziad I'm dutch. Im pretty sure it's german. ;P

[@seyfelislamziad6587]

I dnt think so jeroen scheepers

[@pgddonut3895]

That's German -_- this is Dutch: Dit is een zeer interessante video. Dont argue with me i'm Dutch

[@omatine2002]

Their isn't any. They sound the same.

[@ikenlady]

i dont. i learn it on fb :p

[@SuperNaomi1979]

dit is grappig

[@OmavanJC]

The sound "ij" is a long I.

[@guilhermesobrinho1329]

[@lianw7879]

Net als of ik in groep 3 zit

[@huyluu1876]

Thank you,ik ben Huy

[@smalltalks5024]

Huy means dick in russia. just saying..

[@bas4ffr]

Ik heb deze les niet nodig waaaaaaaaaaa

[@Clumsy_Pickle]

waarom kijk ik dit O.o!!

[@dromycatcher]

so what, my mothertongue is Dutch as well and I am correct

[@JustRvdB]

There is a difference between 'ei'' and ''ij'' , In some dialects the "ij" is prenounced as ''ie''. Other than that there is no difference.

[@Mrdeniro100]

rico bergThis is The Queens Dutch not dialect.

[@adam210890]

nope! I'd say Finnish or Hungarian

[@KingAppelsap]

Everything you just typed is completely wrong, he was right

[@luuklecocq6640]

zij spreekt ook niet alles echt goed uit...

[@RickGustanowitz]

oe is like the German u...(for instance goed (nl) = gut (dsl)) eu is like the German ö...

[@POPCORNxLOVER]

Dutch is the most difficult language in Europa (; Indeed, English is mutch easier .

[@boothcrash96]

there is no difference, the same is with au and ou

[@dromycatcher]

No I am completely right. The problem is that you don't know how to correctly pronounce certain English words ,hence your confusion.

[@Merthjen]

google translator XD im dutch

[@dromycatcher]

no you are completely wrong and it comes down again as what I said earlier, because your English pronunciation is not correct. Watch this video watch?v=gwbAZypHqP0 @1:24 she pronounces the word NOW (same sound as HOW she also used int he beginning of the video), listen to it and don't come back telling me it is the same sound as in ROUW, or I have to conclude you're not Dutch! Also at 0:44 at the bottom the sound 'ER' (or 'err') is written as I said earlier sounds like the short U in Dutch.

[@KingAppelsap]

You are completely wrong, rouw sound like how

[@smalltalks5024]

She scares the shit out of me

[@arouamustafa1923]

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[@chenxiqiu6252]

haha

[@yvonnecampbell7036]

Like your music teacher haha...

[@In1998able]

spelling nothing more

[@IMFORRESTFORRESTGUMP]

Hungarian , polish , finnish are hardest

[@Natuur-]

Dank u wel