Comments by "ThatDutchguy" (@thatdutchguy2882) on "NativLang" channel.

  1. Polish isn't as difficult as both German or Dutch.
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  2. Dutch from a thousand years ago (and more) is still very recognisable to me anno 2017.
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  3.  @IcyTorment  And still neither off you can speak it,....that's amazing👍.
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  4. PlayTheMind If it's English sure.
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  5. Not as long as we Dutch can make words go m8.
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  6. Kindercarnavalsoptochtsvoorbereidingswerkzaamhedencomitéleden and i kid you not, that just one Dutch word.
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  7. Aansprakelijkheidwaardeveranderingsvastellingen and that's just another Dutch word, we've got those Hungarian's beat by a mile.
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  8. No,...it works the same. It might be perceived differently and it might be described differently, but it works the same.
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  9.  @qqleq  Funny, people claiming that always seem to find it nearly impossible to speak themselves; ).
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  10. But its childishly easy.
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  11. He had no voice at all. Like Robin Hood, Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot and King Arthur,...he's fictional. He's made up. Consisting of multiple characters that were obscure playwrights and actors lost to us though the fog of history, but never really one person that actually existed. There's more proof of Christopher Columbus (Colon) being Catalan vs Spanish or Italian and that Marco Polo really existed than that there was ever a person actually called William Shakespeare. Showing his theatre is the same as going to 21B Baker Street, it's there, but there was never a real Sherlock Holmes or Dr Watson that actually lived there.
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  12. Well,...i've been asked many times only from citizens of a perticular Republic I'll leave unnamed here: "if I could translate something from European to English". So, this video might help these unfortunates understand there's no such thing, not to mention, you've got 2 (soon to be 3) independent European nations that speak English as their first language (it's a European language btw) Lmao xD. Please pay attention watching this video my Colonial friends, and stop asking people stupid questions xD.
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  13. Kindercarnavalsoptochtvoorbereidingswerkzaamheden = just one Dutch word. We've got a plethora of these.
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  14. Swedish talk slow vs Dane's. A Dane needs to slow their speech pattern to make themselves understood by a Swedish person.
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  15. But the Fins have yet to master Dutch spelling mmmhh 😕.
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  16. Now,...whom am i paying alimony too again ?
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  17. In the North of the Netherlands you'll find a language (the second official language in the Kingdom actually) called Frysian-Dutch. It's very closely related to Norwegian and it's speakers have no problem understanding Dutch, Norwegian, German, Danish and English, but Germans, Danish and Dutch have more problems understanding the Frysian's and the English can't understand them at all. The only ones not having a hard time with understanding the Frysian-Dutch are the Norwegian's from the South of Norway, or the Danish-Frysians and German-Frysian's⬅Yes, they exist aswell. It's always funny to observe each time xD.
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  18. All bollox. Non off you have ever had to read my doctors writing. Bloody though i had years befo..../\---^---/\____________________
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  19. It starts to sound a bit like how Inuit's sound when they speak.
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  20. U, Uw, Uwe ⬅formal adress to one's elders/seniors or betters/"superiors" in Dutch. Je, Jij, Jou, Jouw ⬅informal adress to one's children/juniors or equals/peers in Dutch. F Mag ik u wat vragen ? [Can i ask you something ?] IF Mag ik je/jou/jouw wat vragen ? [Can i ask you something ?] F Kent u de weg naar Hamelen ? [Do you know the way to Hamelen ?] IF Ken jij de weg naar Hamelen ? [Do you know the way to Hamelen ?]
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  21. Hey, don't blame us Dutch, we've got our own throat condition, thank you very much ;).
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  22.  @minet11  Dutch do aswell.
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