## Grammatical rules ### Comparison > Grote -> Groter -> Grotst ### Possesion - *van* - Het boek is *van* Felicia. - *'s* - Het is Felicia *'s* boek. - Possesive pronouns - Het is *haar* boek. ### Sentence structure ![[Sentence Structure]] ### Possessive pronouns | Posessive Pronouns (EN) | Personal Pronouns (NL) | Posessive Pronouns (NL) | | ----------------------- | ---------------------- | --------------------------- | | My | ik | Mijn | | Yours | jij / ze | Jouw/je | | Yours (formal) | u | Uw | | His/Hers | hij, zij / ze | Zijn/Haar | | Ours | wij / we | Ons/Onze | | Yours (plural) | jullie | Jullie (je) if not stressed | | Theirs | zij / ze | Hun | #### *Ons* and *onze* - *Ons* for neuter singular nouns - when *het* is the [[Linguistic Terms#Parts of speech|article]] in front > *Ons* boek - *Onze* is used for everything else (e.g. docent) > *Onze* docent ### [[Linguistic Terms#Interrogative Pronouns|Interrogative pronouns]] | English | Dutch | | -------- | ------------------ | | Who | Wie | | How | Hoe | | How many | Hoeveel | | What | Wat | | Where | Waar | | Which | Welk(neuter)/Welke | | When | Wanneer | | Why | Waarom | ## Pronunciations ### [[Linguistic Terms#Emphatic forms |Emphasis]] on *een* Whenever emphasized, *een* is pronounced eihn, while when not emphasized, it is pronounced as eun ## Vocabulary - invullen -> to fill in (to "infull") - er -> there - dezelfde -> the same (coming from itself) - betekenis -> meaning - begrijpen -> to understand - vragen -> to ask - ander/en -> other(s) - tellen -> to count - blijven -> to stay ([when conjugated, v->f](https://www.verbix.com/webverbix/go.php?D1=24&T1=blijven)) -