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Quantifiers and Indefinite Pronouns

Learn common Dutch quantifiers and indefinite pronouns to talk about amounts, people, and things in everyday conversation.

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34 Cards
Lesson#1
When talking about quantities, people, or things without naming exact numbers, Dutch uses quantifiers and indefinite pronouns. In this deck, you will learn how to express ideas like many, few, someone, nobody, everything, and nothing in everyday conversation.
Lesson#2
To say 'a lot of', 'much', or 'many' in Dutch, use 'veel'. For example, 'Er zijn veel mensen' means 'There are many people'. To say 'little' or 'few', use 'weinig'. For example, 'Ik heb weinig tijd' means 'I have little time'.
Quiz#3
Translate into Dutch: 'There are many people.'

Er zijn veel mensen

Quiz#4
Translate into Dutch: 'I have little time.'

Ik heb weinig tijd

Quiz#5
Translate into Dutch: 'There are few people.'

Er zijn weinig mensen

Lesson#6
When an amount is excessive or insufficient, put 'te' before the quantifier. 'Te veel' means 'too much' or 'too many', while 'te weinig' means 'too little' or 'too few'. For example, 'We hebben te veel brood gekocht' means 'We bought too much bread', and 'Hij heeft te weinig tijd' means 'He has too little time'.

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