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Dutch Common Mistakes and False Friends

Dutch words easily confused with English look-alikes, plus common grammar slip-ups, explained so learners avoid the trap. Front: the Dutch word or phrase. Back: explanation of the correct meaning or usage.

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35 basiskaarten voor Nederlands (Advanced). Het begint met "Eventueel" en "Actueel". Meer Nederlands op andere niveaus staat hieronder.

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Eventueel
Toon antwoordMeans 'possibly, potentially', not 'eventually'. Eventually is 'uiteindelijk'.
Actueel
Toon antwoordMeans 'current, topical', not 'actual'. Actual/real is 'werkelijk' or 'feitelijk'.
Brutaal
Toon antwoordMeans 'cheeky, insolent', not 'brutal'. Brutal is 'wreed'.
Stof
Toon antwoordHas two unrelated meanings: 'fabric, cloth' and 'dust'. Context tells you which is meant.
Slim
Toon antwoordMeans 'smart, clever', not 'thin/slender' as in English. A classic false friend.
Ramp
Toon antwoordMeans 'disaster', unrelated to a highway 'ramp'. A highway ramp is 'oprit'.
Fabriek
Toon antwoordMeans 'factory', not 'fabric'. Fabric/cloth is 'stof'.
Kussen
Toon antwoordMeans either 'to kiss' (verb) or 'a pillow, cushion' (noun), depending on context.
Winkel
Toon antwoordMeans 'shop, store', not 'wrinkle'. Wrinkle is 'rimpel'.
Zoon vs. Zone
Toon antwoord'Zoon' means 'son'; 'zone' means 'zone, area'. An easy spelling mix-up for learners.
Bellen
Toon antwoordMeans 'to call' (by phone) as a verb, or 'bells' as the plural noun. Context tells you which.
Zeker
Toon antwoordMeans 'certain, sure', unrelated to the English word 'seeker' despite the similar sound.
Aardig
Toon antwoordMeans 'nice, kind'. It looks like it could relate to English 'ardent' or 'arduous', but the meaning and origin are unrelated.
Zich realiseren
Toon antwoordWith the reflexive 'zich', it means 'to become aware, to realize'. Without 'zich', plain 'realiseren' means 'to carry out or achieve' a goal.
Mogelijk vs. Misschien
Toon antwoord'Mogelijk' means 'possible' (adjective); 'misschien' means 'maybe, perhaps' (adverb). English 'possibly' can map to either depending on the sentence.

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