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The DUTCH Language in the Netherlands and Belgium
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In this video I talk about the Dutch language in the Netherlands and Flanders, Belgium!

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@choonbox

5 months ago

As well as the official language of Surinam, South America.

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@be.stoic1985

4 months ago

What a lot of people ignore is that, at the beginning of the Belgian state, the absolute majority of Walloons didn't speak French either. It was only the educated who did, and they were both Flemish and Walloon. The Walloons spoke multiple varieties of Langue d'Oïl and Picard dialects not intelligible with standard French. They were all forced to learn it in school during the following generations.

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@itsisk2043

5 months ago

If you know Dutch Afrikaans can be learned in a matter of days. Literally! And these are another 20M people.

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@celaenamae7385

4 months ago

Our Dutch differs from that of the Netherlands. As in belgians speak Flemish and in the netherlands they speak dutch. Our “dutch” sounds a bit different and also has more french influence. But it is more like the way in which british english and american english differ.

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@jepardejuif9990

4 months ago

They also speak dutch in the carribean parts of the dutch kingdom, surinam and they speak dutch Afrikaans in south africa

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@erick64bosck3

3 months ago

Four new cities in the north of France say “yes to Flemish” to highlight the regional language Steene, Cappelle-Brouck, Oost-Cappel and Wulverdinghe signed the “yes to Flemish” charter in 2023, which notably provides for the installation of a village entrance sign translating their name into this regional language. Before them, eighteen localities in the sector had followed this path.

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@thraciensis3589

4 months ago

Belgian spoke many Langue d'Oil languages/dialects once upon a time, not French. French language was imported from IIles de France/Paris area in France and erased all of them.

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@AnnaCMeyer

5 months ago

The split between Netherlands and Belgium was due in large part to religious differences. Belgium is mostly Catholic; Netherlands, mostly Protestant.

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@-RunninNGunnin-

3 months ago

I'm from Finland and I think with Portuguese Dutch is the most fascinating language in Europe. I always enjoy hearing Dutch footballers giving interviews in Dutch during Euro Cup or World Cup tournaments. To my Finnish ears it sounds like German where every third word or sentence sounds like English 😂

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@Flugkaninchen

3 months ago

I'm a non-native speaker of Dutch. I learned standard Dutch but spent more time in Belgium than in the Netherlands, so my Dutch is all over the place, having elements of both. But luckily intelligible for both Dutch and Flemish people. I used to go horse riding a lot in Belgium, and some of the older people at the riding school were usually talking Westvlaams to each other. It was really nice of them to switch to tussentaal for me. 😊

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@stevedergamer5322

4 months ago

Why does everyone forget to tell, that we also speak German in the east-south of Belgium?

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@YouTube_Account-arts34

3 months ago

New York was Dutch / Moroccan, it was named New Amsterdam. Lot's of places in New York still have Dutch Names, even Brooklyn.

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@frog5109

3 months ago

Danku voor de uitleg

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@mennovanrij9334

3 months ago

Shame you left out the French NW part where a Dutch/Flemish dialect is spoken and where schools are teaching Dutch. A West-Flemish dialect. Basically, you could say that when you enter Europe via the Chunnel and you travel in a straight line from Calais to ± Emden, in Germany, you're travelling through the Dutch (language) part of Europe.

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@HiddeSIM

3 months ago

Don’t forget Frisian that’s also an official language in the Netherlands.

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@erick64bosck3

4 months ago

even in France, near Dunkirk and Lille, some residents still speak Dutch.

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@TheDarkPacific

4 months ago

Just seeing a map of the Netherlands reminds me just how big our planet is.

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@loreman7267

4 months ago

Interesting factoid: To Afrikaans-speakers, Flemish is easier to understand than most Dutch accents. To them, it sounds like Dutch with a French accent (but don't tell them that!)

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@TestUser-cf4wj

3 months ago

I studied German in high school and had a friend whose brother spent several months in the Netherlands. When my friend's brother returned, semi fluent in Dutch, I remarked at what an easy language it was to pick up. He felt insulted by my comment. Sorry, Cody. To people who speak both English and German, Dutch is pretty easy.

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@julianepelt5658

3 months ago

And Fries is also a official language in the Netherlands

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