Differences between GEEN & NIET in Dutch. Learn grammar with exercises - The Dutch Online Academy

[@wolfdye5535]

Wow I'm studying Dutch online and that video absolutely made my life so much easier! THANKS!

[@TheDutchOnlineAcademy]

Graag gedaan, Wolf!

[@ameliahadyana7850]

And geen position will never at the end of the sentence. Dank je wel ❤

[@lllearner4761]

Bedankt voor deze nuttige video. I am learning Dutch thanks to your wonderful videos and I would like to give you a few tips to improve your excellent English too. In English, we say "do the lesson" not "make the lesson" and we also say "explain to you" rather than "explain you". :)

[@TheDutchOnlineAcademy]

Heel erg bedankt! :) We kunnen van elkaar leren.

[@lllearner4761]

@@TheDutchOnlineAcademy Absoluut. Ga zo door :)

[@STREAMGR]

this was great !!!! i have watched so many videos today and with this one petfectly got the point. Many Thanks

[@silvia-vm7fe]

This is a very nice explanation but I am missing the issue of the position of niet , that is also something that needs to be explained as we are confused with where it is should be in the sentence

[@qiruhuang4139]

The BEST explanation I've ever had! Also I was told Geen is never used at the end of a sentence :)

[@40g33k]

I've got my online lesson tonight for my move to NL. We are doing negations at the moment. Thank you!

[@Bezkup]

Did you move in the end?

[@manolocorp]

Hey, thank you very much! Easy and short explanation.

[@nidalfikri3445]

Wow that’s super useful & easy to follow!

[@abdulmuthalib8301]

Great video, thanks. I have two confusions with geen and niet. When to use and where to use. Because in few sentences niet comes at the end of the sentence, and in a few it comes in the middle. Is there any rule to understand how to find the position?

[@loveline119]

It comes in the middle when you're using a word that's not a noun. For example, in the exercise, for sentence #3, the word "duur" means "expensive". Expensive is an adjective (a quality), not a noun (a thing). So "not expensive" is "niet duur". For sentence 5, "buiten" means "outside". "Outside" is a preposition of place. The sentence translates to: We don't go outside.

[@abdulmuthalib8301]

@@loveline119 Thanks a lot for taking time to explain this. I appreciate it.

[@vonseven]

absolutely brilliant lecture!

[@esthaplaisimond1377]

Thank you because now I understand the difference between green en niet

[@shrinidhishetty3769]

BEst Explanation - thanks

[@warsugtv8701]

Please Continue more videos

[@TheKarthhh]

Dank je wel

[@haleemalawwadi926]

Dankjewel Het is erg goed les

[@a.amir.-speedcuber8807]

Bedankt! De "geen" een "niet" part is wasting my hearts on duolingo lmao (i'm just a beginner so i cant make full dutch sentence yet)

[@TheDutchOnlineAcademy]

Graag gedaan! Succes!

[@rossdidohammett]

me too😭

[@susanpark4031]

Dank je wel voor het filmpje!!

[@karlasifuentes8389]

I love it, thank You for the video.

[@ZobacorrieLanguageAcademy]

Thank you 😊

[@TheDutchOnlineAcademy]

Graag gedaan!

[@warsugtv8701]

Heel erg bedankt

[@hu596]

Dank u wel.

[@ToumaniSidibe-y5k]

Ik heel laat voor van luisteren naar deze video

[@hala6501]

bedankt !!

[@sherosecret6632]

Bedankt💓💓

[@ToumaniSidibe-y5k]

Maar ik kijk nu deze video dat is heel goed praten ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Mosaababomosaab]

Bedankt

[@lukesgamingadventure8227]

Why was niet not at the end on sentence 5?

[@TheDutchOnlineAcademy]

Hi! Because NIET is not placed behind an adverb of Place (naar buiten). It's usually placed between the adverbs of Tijd (time) and the adverb of Manier (manner, way). For example: Wij fietsen morgen niet samen naar school . But often, a sentence doesn't contain so many adverbs. Here you can find more info about the word order of adverbs: thedutchonlineacademy.com/en/grammar/word-order-adverbs-tempo-is-not-everything

[@ryankeogh5116]

Thank goodness for this video 😂

[@CaffeineEnjoyer_]

This video thaught me more about geen and niet than my dutch teacher, now I finally understand the diference

[@princessmorena8143]

Can WE Say ik heb niet de sleutels?

[@vogelvogeltje]

No🦉, the “niet” in that sentence you just typed needs to be last in the sentence. “ ik heb de sleutels niet”

[@SolnLase]

Saying "if you learn dutch for some time", you mean one day?

[@beaverhausenbaby]

Ik wil green huisdier Jij Kent mijn zus niet De boodschappen zijn neit duur Ik heb geen problemen Wij gaan niet naar buiten Ik maak de opdrachten niet