DUTCH WORD ORDER: Two essential rules you must know! | inversion

[@DutchGo]

Thanks everyone for watching! Are there any questions about the Dutch word order and the usage of "eindgroep"?

[@xw6475]

Yes sign me in graag!!

[@cold-xj-0461]

I was actually really struggling with the time, and verb being in the second place, now I understand that the subject gets moved to the third part, if the time is specified. Thank you so much, you're a hero! It's a shame you upload these days 😢

[@abigailbrookes7721]

My lack of understanding regarding Dutch sentence structures are what keeping me from a beginner to intermediate Dutch speaker. So this video has really clarified things for me. Thank you.

[@paulaswaim8434]

Hi Nout. That kitchen utensil is called "tongs" and it's used in plural as in "these tongs." "Tonsils" are in the throat (amandelen). Your videos are excellent. Thank you for helping us A1 students. Greetings from Montana, USA.

[@anaisaerksen]

Thank you, really well explained! Nice to see that German isn't the only language putting an entire novel in between a verb ;)

[@AizaBoEn]

Yes please , I would also like a video about yes and no questions. This is really helpful and you explain soooo well! You are a lifesaver!

[@liamtahaney713]

As a native English speaker I love a rigid sentence structure. Or shall I say I love a rigid sentence structure as a native English speaker.

[@alexisericson241]

ex ludo alumnus Latinō sum. benedictio structura lexis est. Word order, no matter how stupid, is amazing for someone learning it if it's predictable and rigid

[@asaasa7900]

I, as a native English speaker, love a rigid sentence structure.

[@harshchamp]

Incredibly helpful. Please make more videos on grammar. I have seen some of your videos and they are a must for Dutch learners

[@sebastienlopezmassoni8107]

Things that really cool is that Dutch most a of the time is regular. Thanks for your help Nout.

[@UniqueNeish]

Keep them videos coming. This was very helpful. Cause right now I am struggling with my sentences

[@ChengyeWANG]

Very helpful, thank you Nout! Open questions would be interesting to know, indeed. I am actually also wondering where "niet" should be placed in a sentence.

[@DutchGo]

You're welcome, I'm glad you found it helpful. Open vs. yes/no questions I'm considering for another video but the negation and the position of "niet" is next on the filming schedule. :-)

[@ChengyeWANG]

@@DutchGo Yay!

[@sleepysloth4205]

It usually placed at the end of what you are saying but I have struggled with the same thing because there have been times where it comes before then and it’s confusing.

[@mariadebake5483]

The place of niet in the sentence can often vary. But then the meaning of the sentence differs, the place of niet determines the meaning

[@vonseven]

that's was great reaction when i said to the teacher about eindgroep "oh, i know it is the eindgroep!" ))

[@chrysafinE97]

i loved the tonsils analogy! very helpful explanation too!

[@ATeenBeliever]

Thank you so much!! This was very helpful!

[@HenryVandenburgh]

Just like German. Thanks!

[@sKaraptor2]

Thank you so much for this video. I am currently learning Dutch and the sentence structure was giving me a headache.

[@indyola1]

I love your videos! Btw, the sound started being a lot better starting with this video. Whatever changed made it so much easier to listen to. Closer microphone position? More directional microphone? Less room reverb sound (even in that same room) and less sibillence (ssss sounds). Definitely better

[@DutchGo]

We upgraded the microphone some time after this video. It's all about small upgrades and improvements along the way.

[@sarahcooper2115]

Nout does private lessons as well guys and he's AMAZING. 👌

[@xw6475]

Thank you Nout, This video is awesome. I really enjoyed watching and learning that with you. Would you please make another video of the verb in the 1st position of yes and no question. You have got a new subscriber and please keep making these videos. Heel erg bedankt

[@DutchGo]

Added to the list! :)

[@xw6475]

@@DutchGo 👏👏

[@sleepysloth4205]

Do you happen to have a video that explains when to use Subject object verb and Subject verb object?

[@qeib87]

Thank you! Your videos are very useful. I learned that a definite direct object (de/het/mijn/dit/dat, etc.) should come before the time in a Dutch sentence. Could your sentence be like this? Ik moet de vergadering over de economische problemen in het zuiden van Europa vanmiddag om twaalf uur organiseren. Thanks! :)

[@DutchGo]

Yes indeed, that rule is correct but it's more of an A2 rule. The sentence is grammatically correct too, but sounds a bit strange. Maybe I would say: Ik moet de vergadering over... om 12 uur vanmiddag vastleggen.

[@qeib87]

Dutch & Go Thanks! :)

[@princeoforange5325]

Dankuwel

[@nifsidemircan2956]

Hello Wat zal de werld mooi zijn op die dag ? Is the translation on this what a beatifull world would be that day or what a beatifull world will be that day ? Thank you

[@juanfran579]

It seems that double infinitive structures are put the other way round than in German, right? Example: Ik heb het niet kunnen maken.

[@مهنازوطنخواه]

Hi that's great I learned a lot butthe sentences in the columns arenot car to wite down or example mijn Vader moet........

[@sleepysloth4205]

Dutch reminds me of that commercial that says. “This sentence is grammatically correct, but it’s wordy and hard to read.” 😂

[@choonbox]

accurate

[@derinekmekciler8120]

Txh- support comment

[@haryoputro7185]

sometimes dutch people speak soooo fast that's why we as foreigners who learn dutch are confused

[@DutchGo]

I know. I hope the channel relieves some of your pain.

[@samridejen]

beginner

[@markjasper1127]

Biggest problem is that Dutch, unlike English, is not logical.