How to tell time in Dutch

How to tell time in Dutch
What's the time? Let's learn how to tell time in Dutch. One tricky thing is to tell half and the hour.
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[@aifi4827]

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[@ayorkii]

I know you're teaching Belgian Dutch. In NL, 10:31 would be "een over half elf" (one over half eleven) similar to the way you said "een na half elf" (one after half eleven) - it's the most common way to say it, even though you said it's not common. People do not say it's tien uur eenendertig (10:31) ... AT ALL, at least not in the Holland region of the Netherlands. If you say it people will understand, but if you ask them the time ... they will never say the "digital time", as you call it. Just in case people are learning "standaard Nederlands" they probably should know this. I've found time-telling to be one of the more complicated things about Dutch (at least standard Dutch) because they tell the time in terms of mathematical calculations ... and there's very little information about it online.

[@stephanieadleman1440]

I’ve been learning for 2 weeks. Best I can do is tell you the exact hour. I can tell you if it’s 11 I can’t tell you if it’s 11 03 and definitely can’t tell you if it’s 11 18

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[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

Graag gedaan!

[@neelanop9151]

Bedankt

[@mariajoseatenas2429]

16:10 tien over zestien 8:45 kwart voor negen 11:10 tien over elf 18:08 acht over achttien 6:40 tien over half zeven 22:32 twee over half dierentwintig

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[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

In België wel, in Nederland gebruiken ze 'over'. Meer info: taaladvies.net/taal/advies/vraag/564/

[@danamarcotteseiler7423]

He is Excellent, but I noticed his accent is different from some other teachers , which part of the Netherlands is he from?

[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

Thanks! I'm Belgian - the Netherlands isn't the only country in which people officially speak Dutch :)

[@danamarcotteseiler7423]

@@LearnDutchwithAlain ahh thanks I didn't know that

[@chandnisaxena5170]

Can I write kwart voor negen uur

[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

No, you have to drop the 'uur'.

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[@irenerivera1655]

Hello i think i forgot again how to say my address in Dutch... My address here in Philippines Start in Number then the street then the name of the place then the City... How to say it in dutch..?

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Hi, it's: street & street number / postal code & city

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@@irenerivera1655 You're welcome :)

[@stephanieadleman1440]

I can only count to 12 in dutch

[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

Here's how to go beyond 12, good luck! kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4u2aaRnaa6CaLs

[@diannelosca5858]

Telling the time in dutch is so difficult for me it still confuses me😭

[@LearnDutchwithAlain]

Here's a good overview: www.babbel.com/en/magazine/telling-time-in-dutch

[@stephanieadleman1440]

I’ve been learning for almost 2 weeks. I can only tell you the exact hour. I can tell you if it’s 11 o’clock but I can’t tell you if it’s 11 33 nor what part of the day.