Perfectum in Dutch - LESSON 3/3 - the difference between ZIJN and HEBBEN in perfect tense Dutch

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In this video we discuss the difference between ZIJN en HEBBEN in Dutch.

[@KusinaNiJenny101]

I love her the way she explained. soon ill be in your class sure..

[@katyhull8497]

Very helpful! Explained it better than my current language course.

[@angie4339]

The way of explanation is very clear, thank you very much!

[@TheDutchOnlineAcademy]

Dat is fijn om te horen!

[@renatascholten9439]

Dank u wel

[@TheDutchOnlineAcademy]

Graag gedaan, Renata!

[@ys1726]

Top dankjewel , ga door

[@mikepictor]

I have been wondering about this. Thank you. I have been using hebben basically always (as it is in English), even though I knew it was zijn sometimes.

[@talha3329]

GREAT

[@smsm76016]

There's no link to get list over zijn

[@vonseven]

very helpful!

[@williammartin6423]

The video was helpful. I hope you will add the link to present perfect zijn verbs.

[@romanzahim4359]

Bedankt

[@imootus3570]

Goed

[@denizesouza3232]

So in the last sentence there are not two verbs but three? hebben, moeten, werken:_ Ik heb moeten werken😱

[@Urdaris]

What about this in english? "I must have been sleeping when you called"
The first sentence "I must have been sleeping" has also three verbs ;)

[@fabiomeneghel5785]

🤗🤗🤗

[@Urdaris]

Falling is moving in a direction XDD

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Mooei