How to use "mee" in Dutch | separable verbs | Dutch for beginners

If you have been studying Dutch for a few weeks you have probably already come across the word "mee". It's actually a prefix that can be combined with verbs such as komen, gaan, eten, werken, etc. But what does it mean?
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[@OlgaOliver-Diaz]

I see 'mee' all the time and I never grasped it...until I watched your video!

[@lenalena-qb3wg]

You amazes me the way you teach, full of enthusiasms.. Heel erg bedankt!

[@EdrikHaraldsson]

Thinking of "mee" as meaning along as well as with, is really helpful in understanding when it is used. Dank u wel!

[@shfunky]

Very clear and very informative. Thank you so much!

[@marce5410]

De best teacher eveeer!🥰

[@maxg2335]

Thanks buddy 👍 amazing explanation

[@lorenakademar5267]

Bedank Nout voor de les, ik hoop dat iets meenemen!

[@hannofranz7973]

Goed te weten. Enkele kleine onderschijde naar duits maar bijna gelijk

[@desmorgens3120]

The word "mee" was originally from "mede". The same happens to "vleermuis", "broer", a "d" disappearing.

[@luisapispisa]

Ohhh, wow, that's clear! Thanks 🙏🏻

[@tiffinimorgan1867]

erg behulpzaam! bedank

[@krassimiraobretenova3130]

Bedankt!

[@HeavenestStCyr]

thx sir this was good

[@roav.2853]

Can you please make a video on how to say the “g” in dag? I find it really hard thanks!!!!

[@danieljohnson2691]

Bedankt! Dat was nuttig!

[@serkanugur2974]

Zou u a.j.b een video over af kunnen maken?wanneer gebruiken wij af?afhalen,afgeven,afwerken. bevoorbeeld wat is het verschill tussen afgeven en geven?

[@mariadebake5483]

Afgeven, geven, opgeven, weggeven, meegeven, teruggeven......

[@CitizenofTatooine]

Kom je mee is the equal of Kommst du mit, am I wrong? I'm glad that I studied German, it helps me a lot when dealing with Dutch :)

[@DutchGo]

Absolutely correct. "mit" is used very similarly in German indeed. I wanted to mention it in the video but then I forgot. There are some differences I think on a higher level, but for A1 students who speak German: "mit(verb)" corresponds to "mee(werkwoord)".

[@Astro-Markus]

@@DutchGo Exactly. For German learners, this can be confusing, because we use "mit" both for "mee" and "met". But I think with some exercise, you get it.

[@liamtahaney713]

very good clear lesson thank you. For present perfect, just sick the "mee" at the front of the second verb? "Hij is meegekomen" ? (he has come along) Thanks

[@gienkerlo123]

Amazing again bro!

[@bebetimader]

You are a very nice guy and teacher. Drink jij mee? = Would you like to join me to drink? (I understand like that)

[@antonsuprajogi6666]

Interesting explanations on the "mee". So what is the meaning of this phrase "dat is mooi meegenomen"? Bij voorbaat bedankt

[@DutchGo]

I didn't include that because that's already something for a B1-B2 level, it's a figure of speech and means "That comes in handy." Situatie: Je wil een nieuwe computer kopen en je ziet online dat de computer een gratis antivirus software pakket heeft. Dan kan je zeggen: "Dat is mooi meegenomen."

[@antonsuprajogi6666]

@@DutchGo heel erg bedankt. So, it seems like "added bonus"

[@rishabhscreations8779]

i want to know when Mee with NEE ?

[@Frahamen]

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