Dutch Pronunciation, Video 3: A Handful of Dutch Spelling Rules (2021, new version)

This is the third video in a three-part series on Dutch pronunciation. This video focuses on a handful of Dutch spelling rules. The goal is to quickly familiarize you with the sounds of Dutch and the IPA symbols for those sounds. You'll then be able to learn them faster, either through your own studies or through the Fluent Forever app.
Note that this video replaces an older Dutch pronunciation video we shared in 2017: • Dutch Pronunciation, V...
Please refer to this new video as you learn Dutch. It's our most up-to-date trainer, and it's what is used in our app.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:42 Consonant Voicing & Devoicing
03:54 Nasal Sounds in Dutch
07:05 Double Consonants in Dutch Compound Words
07:54 One Spelling, Two Vowels
08:36 Identifying Long Vowels
09:57 Identifying Short Vowels
11:05 Comparing Long & Short Vowels
11:45 How To Spell a Schwa in Dutch
12:41 Loan Words in Dutch
16:14 Word Stress
17:43 Review
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[@frafraplanner9277]

This is more comprehensive and detailed than even Wikipedia articles! and it includes IPA too; nice! I knew Dutch spelling rules for the most part, but everything I studied never comprehensively explained how French, English, or German words were pronounced in Dutch; and loanwords are important to know how to pronounce in foreign languages, given how common they are

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We're happy you have found the videos helpful!

[@XuDaniel]

This is so nice! Thank you!

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We're happy to hear you enjoyed the video!

[@GabrielCazorlaPersson1]

This three part series is awesome. I was wondering, is the Nasal + [j] similar to the Spanish ñ?