Learn Dutch While Sleeping 7 Hours - Learn ALL Basic Phrases
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Are you ready to learn Dutch while sleeping 7 hours? Binaural beats are specifically meant for sleep learning. Also get your free PDF phrases sheet to learn when not sleeping: bit.ly/3PxXwrr
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You asked for this long version, here it is! In this video, we use advanced binaural beats to help you learn the Dutch language. The video features the 25 most useful phrases in Dutch. Listen to this as you go to sleep and leave on while you sleep for the greatest effects. The binaural beats we use in this video will enhance your learning abilities - and it may even help you sleep better!
Sleep-aided learning functions more like a support system to the waking brain-reinforcing knowledge but not substituting your daytime study hours.
You won't learn Dutch by ONLY watching this video, but it will help you through passive learning.
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Let's see if I can speak Dutch tomorrow morning
Kan jij nu
@@LoverofUthmanBinAffanAS I could understand this without knowing Dutch
@@ellaartenstein853 W
Hahahahahahaag
Hh 😅😅
Was about to fall asleep but got jumpscared by a super loud ad lol, turned the video off after that- 💀
repeating infinitely :)
Guys just take away the annoying sound behind
Can I, not could I. Could is past tense
Please use British English because it’s the proper one
It would literally sound exactly the same just with an accent.
@@sodawrld6773 with an accent? So American English is without an accent? Hate to break it to you, but English didn't originate from America.
@@filipkogut8533yes, but American pronunciation is way more understandable for a people whose native language is not English.
@@filipkogut8533 🤣😂
No its not. Indish is the proper one. British only stole it and formed an identity around it.