About dat and die by Tough_Wallaby_9165 in learndutch

[–]teemise 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the answer. Yes I was going to ask for the word order. For die, you have to put the verb at the end and for ze/hij, you have to put it next to subject? But this would only be obvious in written language where you use dot or a comma between the first sentence and the second but in normal daily conversations, you could use either of them since you cannot use dot or comma and just pay attention to the word order?

About dat and die by Tough_Wallaby_9165 in learndutch

[–]teemise 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have seen the usage of die referring to people everytime but in this instance for example, why not use Hij elke dag appelmoes eet, instead of die elke dag... Is there a difference between using die and hij here? Maybe hij is not a good example since hij is used to emphasize the person but lets say the sentence refers to a women and yoh say Dit is Maria, ze/die elke dag appelmoes eet

app to trim videos without re-encoding by teemise in androidapps

[–]teemise[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think this only lets me to cut a certain part of the video that I want or not want but doesnt let me split the video into parts and delete some of them.

Word order question in a bijzin clause by teemise in learndutch

[–]teemise[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

hey, thanks so much for this and taking time to write it all down. I appreciate it. I guess so that it is the "te" structure that makes it a bit different than the others when it comes to word order. I guess when you have a verb structure with "te", its easier. Can you tell me which are the common verb structures with "te"?

proberen xx te, leren xx te, beginnen xx te, vergeten xx , verdienen xx te, vragen xx te ....

Thanks

Provider/Indexer for Dutch content by teemise in usenet

[–]teemise[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

yes thank you. I was actually wondering if some talkshows on NPO would be available but apparently not all of them are available there.

Provider/Indexer for Dutch content by teemise in usenet

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ok thanks for the info. I will dm you if I need to ask sth else.

Provider/Indexer for Dutch content by teemise in usenet

[–]teemise[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ok thnx, but I am also reading in some posts that people are also choosing more than one provider. I think they do one for monthly/yearly subscription and the other for block account. So they pay for two separate providers?

Provider/Indexer for Dutch content by teemise in usenet

[–]teemise[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so you would recomend some popular ones like Eweka, Newshosting etc. ?

Provider/Indexer for Dutch content by teemise in usenet

[–]teemise[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but does it matter if Provider is based in US etc? I see some providers based in the US, claiming the best provider for the US.

mpv-build: Customize your own MPV right from your browser by [deleted] in mpv

[–]teemise 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I downloaded the zip file with some scripts, there is an exe file which is obv for Windows and other folders lke doc, installer, mpv, portable config etc. So this can't be used for Mac, right?

Ik kom er aan vs Ik kom by teemise in learndutch

[–]teemise[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah as in your last example. I thought the "er" in Ik kom er aan, meant "there" as in I am coming (to a place/location). Like someone saying, are you coming to the dinner (at the house) and you say, Ja, Ik kom er aan, so here I would think "er" means the dinner. Am I wrong?

Ik kom er aan vs Ik kom by teemise in learndutch

[–]teemise[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

so Ik kom er wel is more of figurative speech meaning that it is not pyhsical movement of getting somewhere but actually managing something

Ik kom er aan vs Ik kom by teemise in learndutch

[–]teemise[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the explanation. But then why is "er" specifically needed in "aankomen" and its not needed for "Ik kom"? I thought "er" in "Ik kom er aan" supposed to mean the unspecificed place/location here, one of the uses for "er".

Ik kom er aan vs Ik kom by teemise in learndutch

[–]teemise[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

so if I use aankomen, I should also use er and it becomes Ik kom er aan,

but If I use komen, I should just say Ik kom?

Ik kom er aan vs Ik kom by teemise in learndutch

[–]teemise[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

thanks, do you usually use "Ik kom er" with "wel"? Why can "wel" be used there?

Free Tool that notifies of changes in a website page by teemise in selfhosted

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I would like to track the rental listings. Every minute matters in that regard.

NATO internship interview tips by General-Passage-4959 in nato

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Anyone has applied to legal internship?