Dutch reflexive verbs with zich A2

Dutch reflexive verbs with zich A2

Let's learn how to use reflexive verbs in Dutch and how to use the word zich in sentences.

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[Dtchmastrkilla]

I feel proud that I noticed your Flemish accent. I'm used to hearing Randstad Dutch.

[IgorAntarov]

That was the best explanation I've found. Thank you!

[Nesrine-Nes]

Great video, I have one question, what is the reflexive word for u ?

[JL-kwqc]

Hi teacher, So the sentence "I introduce myself" in Dutch is "ik introduceer me"?
"I learn English by myself" into "Ik leer zelf het Engels"?

[enochmanova]

thank you!
Is there a list of such verbs which starts with zich in the reflexieve Pronomen ?

[iouribo]

Is the reflexive thing always go after the verb? And how to deal with the situation when the reflexive verb is the second verb? For example"
Ik wil het me herinneren or Ik wil het herinneren me. Which one is correct? Thank you

[i_am_ray]

Het woord "zich" is ook in het afrikaans "sig". Maar we gebruiken het helemaal niet. Het is verouderd in het afrikaans. Lol

[iouribo]

In other source I read that jullie must be with zich, not je. Jullie excuseren zich. Which one is correct?

[anettszabo]

Zich is like sich in German! In Dutch, isn't it jezelf? So confused...

[mahmoudzich]

my family name is zich, i'm from tunisia but i"m not i mean my parents are not from tunisia