In German if you want to express what do you like to do you can use gern or gerne. You can use these 2 and there is not different about them . Example: Ich tanze gern (I like to dance) Ich spiele gern Fußball (I like to play football) Ich mache gern Urlaub (I like… Read More [German] How to Say “I like to…” or “to like”
Today post it’s fairly short about 2 words mean “know” in both languages. I combine these 2 because Dutch and German share a lot of common Grammar and Vocalbulary So how do you know when to use which. Let’s take a look at sample below. Dutch Kennen jullie die twee meisjes ? ( You know those two… Read More Kennen, Weten in Dutch vs Kennen, Wissen in German
In English we have “have” and “to be” and German also have these two. That’s “haben” (have) and “sein” (to be). Today we will learn how to do conjugated for “haben” and “sein” haben sein ich (I) habe bin du (you, informal) hast bist Sie (you, formal) haben sind er/ sie/ es (he/ she/ it)… Read More [German] Irregular verbs: haben and sein
If you want to learn a language to support your job and you simply want to become polyglot (like me :D) there are a few resource I would like to share. Dutch: Bart De Pau: He simply got everything you need to learn Dutch for free. I would recommend go over his Learn Dutch Online:… Read More Useful resource to learn Dutch, German, French
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