The meaning of 'Broek' (het broek) as a toponym (Broek in Waterland, or Broek op Langendijk etc): marsh or swamp (etymologically related to 'brook'). The meaning of 'broek' (de broek) as a garment: trousers or pants (etymologically related to 'breeches')
@viatravelers3 ай бұрын
Okay that's helpful! Context as always is very important with Dutch. I'm learning
@MLWittemanАй бұрын
Great choices and footage of these places. One thing about the pronunciations. The CH in some of these town names, is the same as how you pronounced the G in Giethoorn. So that goes for the cities of Utrecht & Maastricht and the Zaanse Schans. The CH, SCH & the G are sounds created at the back of the throat. Like the sound you make, when you clear your throat. Keep up the good work!
@lifewithgrandmabev3 ай бұрын
Very beautiful towns. TFS
@viatravelers3 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@viatravelers3 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching! Read the full guide to our favorite towns to visit: viatravelers.com/beautiful-villages-in-the-netherlands/
@NJClerkКүн бұрын
Naarden, missed a trick there: why not show a overhead shot of the town and show what you(twice) describe is the actual shape of it?