english is one of the hardest to learn so if you speak english take pride in that 
ya germany has the most verbs and stuff in its lanague, but english is so stop trying to disagree and go with the flow
Uitspraak van Dr. Struggleof je bent gewoon in Nederland geboren en je weet niet beterop vrijdag 30 maart 2007 om 11:36:
Uitspraak van JohnyHamburg op dinsdag 3 april 2007 om 19:13:Im living for for month in Amsterdam now and dutch is still quite bad Realy hard becouse everybodys speaking english here you are never forced to speak dutch !
Dude ... your English sucks balls
ghahhahahah its quite funny alrite 
I'm Dutch, but I deal with "international" people on a daily basis, so I thought...see if non-Dutch PF-ers experience the same as my colleagues 
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Just a few pointers to learn Dutch (assuming that you live in our "wonderful" country:
1. Ask everyone within your environment to speak Dutch to you, even if you don't speak Dutch to them. As some of you already said, Dutchies can speak English all too well, so...
2. Watch more TV than you are used to. The Dutch television is very international oriented, meaning we have a lot of english/american shows, including Dutch subtitles. In this way, you can relate your native language to the Dutch words (this was my way of learning English as well
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3. When you want to speak yourself, start using English and Dutch mixed. Example: I want a ham & cheese sandwich --> I want a ham & cheese broodje. In this way, you will slowly get familiar with very specific Dutch words.
Well, hope this helps a little bit...good luck!
Cheers.
.Just a few pointers to learn Dutch (assuming that you live in our "wonderful" country:
1. Ask everyone within your environment to speak Dutch to you, even if you don't speak Dutch to them. As some of you already said, Dutchies can speak English all too well, so...
2. Watch more TV than you are used to. The Dutch television is very international oriented, meaning we have a lot of english/american shows, including Dutch subtitles. In this way, you can relate your native language to the Dutch words (this was my way of learning English as well
;3. When you want to speak yourself, start using English and Dutch mixed. Example: I want a ham & cheese sandwich --> I want a ham & cheese broodje. In this way, you will slowly get familiar with very specific Dutch words.
Well, hope this helps a little bit...good luck!
Cheers.
ja thats a very good way of learn dutch and speak or say it slow to your self before you want to say it .. but the televisie is very handy also 
Dutch isn't that hard if your Deutsch is good.
well its not easy for every one just depends on the person
well its not easy for every one just depends on the person
Agreed, But like i said earlier.. Speaking dutch is even harder then actually speaking english.
Dutch isn't that hard if your Deutsch is good.
You fail, Dutch has nothing to do with german in any way neither english, lol.
english is one of the hardest to learn so if you speak english take pride in that
Have you even though about french, And all other languages?
Dutch is my main language. And my english isn't that good.. in my eyes, But don't correct me. I hate it >_<
mmkthnxbye.
laatste aanpassing
Uitspraak van verwijderd op zaterdag 20 oktober 2007 om 14:30:You fail, Dutch has nothing to do with german in any way neither english, lol.
Indeed; although some words are alike, the grammar is way different in German than it is in Dutch...I am Dutch, but suck at German
Uitspraak van verwijderd op zaterdag 20 oktober 2007 om 14:30:english is one of the hardest to learn so if you speak english take pride in that
I disagree; because this is a language that is recognized as the world language, it will allow people to absorb this more easily than any other language...take a look at the tv and 8 out of 10 shows is in English...look at your own language and see how many English words already have been taken over...this is excluding eastern (chinese/japanese) languages of course
.Uitspraak van verwijderd op zaterdag 20 oktober 2007 om 14:30:Have you even though about france, And all other languages?
In addition, if you learn English properly, it becomes a lot easier to learn languages like French and Spanish, because these are all Latin-based.
englsih is world wide so its very easy to hear it around .. even i get english customers and i have to speak english evne do thats no problem
englsih is world wide so its very easy to hear it around .. even i get english customers and i have to speak english evne do thats no problem
I feel sorry for your customers...
Uitspraak van Gabberfreak82 aka Flyerjunky op zondag 5 augustus 2007 om 23:32:in 020jodendam you have to talk joods (hebräisch)
i for my self learn always a bit dutch. cause i live near the boarder and have some dutch friends (i-net & real)
mafkees... lul maar lekker slap als t om n erectie gaat....
Uitspraak van Nom bikkitdutch hospitalityop woensdag 13 juni 2007 om 21:55:
I'd like to learn dutch in the future, because i'd like to come to live in holland, but first i need to learn english better!
First lessons to propper Dutch:
I think he can speak Italian scince he's from Italy
hahahhahahah
Uitspraak van verwijderd op zaterdag 10 november 2007 om 15:37:I think he can speak Italian scince he's from Italy
It's not so sure...
Some poeple cant speak their mother languages... About the topic: I've started to learn dutch a little bit (on my own at home, it's pretty pleasant
) and from my perspective it's really connected with German and English... Some part of grammar are similar to German(not all of course but some structures- indeed) and some words similar to English...
But of course it's not the same. Dutch is very original language and even when it's fucking difficult for me to say some word- I like it
It's going to be a challenge laatste aanpassing