Using the information from the post before, let’s use that to make complete sentences.<\/p>\n
Just pretend that someone asks you “Where are you from?” in Dutch,\u00a0formally (Waar komt u vandaan<\/strong>?) and informally (Waar kom je vandaan<\/strong>?)<\/p>\n You can answer this question by saying, “I am from the United States” in Dutch, (Ik kom uit de Verenigde Staten<\/strong>). This is just an example. You can insert any nationality within that statement. If you want some practice, just type in your nationality in the comments section. Be sure to include an English translation so that beginner readers can figure out what you’re saying.<\/p>\n Now let’s just pretend someone asks you, “Where do you live?” in Dutch, formally (Waar woont u<\/strong>?) and informally (Waar woon je<\/strong>?).<\/p>\n You can answer this question by saying, “I live in China” (Ik woon in China<\/strong>). Again, you can insert any country in place of China. I’m curious about where some of the readers of this blog live. If you have the time, please write the country that you live in, in the comments section. Don’t forget to translate this into English so that beginner readers can determine what you’re saying.<\/p>\n Now let’s just pretend one more time that someone asks you, “Do you speak Dutch?” formally (Spreekt u<\/strong> Nederlands?<\/strong>) and informally (Spreek je Nederlands?<\/strong>).<\/p>\n You can answer this question by saying, “I speak Dutch” (Ik spreek Nederlands<\/strong>) or I don’t speak Dutch (Ik<\/strong> spreek geen Nederlands<\/strong>) or I don’t speak Dutch very well (Ik spreek niet zo goed Nederlands<\/strong>).<\/p>\n Here’s a list of languages that you could choose from:<\/p>\n French (Frans<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Italian (Italiaans<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Spanish (Spaans<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Russian (Russisch<\/strong>)<\/p>\n German (Duits<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Japanese (Japans<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Chinese (Chinees<\/strong>)<\/p>\n Hope to hear from you guys soon!<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Using the information from the post before, let’s use that to make complete sentences. Just pretend that someone asks you “Where are you from?” in Dutch,\u00a0formally (Waar komt u vandaan?) and informally (Waar kom je vandaan?) You can answer this question by saying, “I am from the United States” in Dutch, (Ik kom uit de…<\/p>\n