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Dutch grammar applied: the personal pronoun as an object (object pronouns in Dutch)

Object pronouns in Dutch. Learn Dutch phrases using Dutch grammar: the personal pronoun (het persoonlijk voornaamwoord) as an object. Related grammar lessons: #dutchgrammar lesson 17 about the Dutch personal pronoun as an object (the object pronoun, sometimes called: objective pronoun). http://www.learndutch.org/dutch-grammar/ Combine your knowledge of Dutch vocabulary and Dutch grammar: Practise sentences in Dutch (Nederlandse zinnen) and Dutch pronunciation (Nederlandse uitspraak). This lesson uses the grammar of #dutchgrammar lesson 17, about Dutch object pronouns combined in a conversation where Martin and Marieke call a friend and finish preparing their Dutch meal. This is Dutch lesson 10 in the video series 'Heb je zin?', Dutch tutor 'online docent NT2' Bart de Pau shows you an animated video in simple Dutch. The video has subtitles in 2 languages: in Dutch and in English. That way you can practise what you've learned already on learndutch.org: combining the most common words with the basic Dutch grammar. More words related to Dutch food: check most common words lesson 4 (about Dutch food), 30 (preparing meals), 31 (fruits and vegetables). For free weekly Dutch lessons (sent by e-mail), you sign up here: http://www.learndutch.org Leer Nederlandse zinnen met online docent NT2 Bart de Pau! Met de Nederlandse lessen in de serie 'Heb je zin?' combineren we de basis woordenkennis Nederlands met de kennis van de basisgrammatica. In de NT2 video zie je een eenvoudig verhaaltje in het Nederlands, met ondertiteling in het Engels en het Nederlands. Bart de Pau is an online Dutch Tutor at learndutch.org and program manager at the BLC Dutch Summer School, http://dutchsummerschool.nl To make phrases you need to understand the grammar theory - online course #dutchgrammar can be recommended: http://www.learndutch.org/dutch-grammar/