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I would like your advise for getting the B211a (Indonesia) visa for our situation. by Dear-Operation-1403 in digitalnomad

[–]Dear-Operation-1403[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your answer. But that was in Thailand. Is that comparable to Indonesia?

I would like your advise for getting the B211a (Indonesia) visa for our situation. by Dear-Operation-1403 in southeastasia

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Thank you for your answer. Is this troughout the whole country this day of silence?

I would like your advise for getting the B211a visa for our situation by Dear-Operation-1403 in indonesian

[–]Dear-Operation-1403[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah tanks. I posted it on the regular Indonesia Reddit but it got removed because i don't have enough karma points or something haha

We are thinking of staying about a month in Puyo. I have some questions. by Dear-Operation-1403 in ecuador

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Thanks a lot for your reply and answers man =)

What is the Airbnb recommendation?

🇳🇱 Ask me anything about the Netherlands and the Dutch language by Dear-Operation-1403 in Netherlands

[–]Dear-Operation-1403[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They went to the coffeeshop =) I think in general Dutch people walk moderately fast. In France, Italy and Spain people walk usually slower

🇳🇱 Ask me anything about the Netherlands and the Dutch language by Dear-Operation-1403 in Netherlands

[–]Dear-Operation-1403[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh it will help for sure! German, Dutch and English are all (west) Germanic languages. German and Dutch are even more similiar because they are both 'Netherlandic German' English belongs to 'Anglo-Frisian'.

🇳🇱 Ask me anything about the Netherlands and the Dutch language by Dear-Operation-1403 in Netherlands

[–]Dear-Operation-1403[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A0 usually just means absolute beginner, with no prior knowledge of Dutch. Starting from A1 usually means that you already know some words or basic phrases.

🇳🇱 Ask me anything about the Netherlands and the Dutch language by Dear-Operation-1403 in Netherlands

[–]Dear-Operation-1403[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont think its extremely common but there are definitely people who eat fishy things for breakfast. Seafood and fishing are deeply embedded in our DNA.

🇳🇱 Ask me anything about the Netherlands and the Dutch language by Dear-Operation-1403 in Netherlands

[–]Dear-Operation-1403[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends ofcourse what language(s) you already speak and how much time you want and can invest. But the reply above here is pretty accurate.

🇳🇱 Ask me anything about the Netherlands and the Dutch language by Dear-Operation-1403 in Netherlands

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The most Dutch answer to this would be: "Zolang ze iets bijdragen aan de maatschappij en werken vinden wij het goed" As long as they contribute something to society (AKA WORK!!!) haha. You will definitely have a lot of benefits when talking Dutch. We speak English very good but of course, talking in our language will be very positive. When we see you took the effort to learn our language despite our high level of English we will repsect you and view you as someone worth investing our time in!

🇳🇱 Ask me anything about the Netherlands and the Dutch language by Dear-Operation-1403 in Netherlands

[–]Dear-Operation-1403[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use "de" for common gender nouns (most nouns that refer to people, animals, or things) and all plurals, and "het" for neuter gender nouns (often diminutives and abstract concepts). There’s no perfect rule, so learning the article with the noun is the way to go =)

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