Zadkov, better promote a knife wider in your testicles and deeper in your ass

tiphareth
2024-12-01 03:59 (ссылка)
в том, что умный человек не будет здесь писать из-под анона
раз анон, значит говно и нахуй

tiphareth
2024-12-02 05:39 (ссылка)
анон это говно
обращать внимание на говно - себя не уважать
нет, не читает

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But English is quite simple, even a total retard like Khuylashka Pertseff can learn something.

What are the main plural endings in Dutch?
There are three: -en, -s, and -'s.


When do you use -en?
Most native nouns take -en.
boek → boeken (book → books)
tafel → tafels (table → tables)
huis → huizen (house → houses)
stad → steden (city → cities)
schip → schepen (ship → ships)


What spelling changes happen with -en?
If the last syllable has a short vowel + single consonant, double the consonant:
bed → bedden (bed → beds)
kop → koppen (cup → cups)
If the last syllable has a long vowel, remove one letter:
raam → ramen (window → windows)
naam → namen (name → names)
If the stem ends in -f or -s, these often become -v or -z:
brief → brieven (letter → letters)
huis → huizen (house → houses)


When do you use -s?
For words ending in unstressed vowels (-a, -i, -o, -u, -y), diminutives, and many loanwords:
auto → auto's (car → cars)
baby → baby's (baby → babies)
menu → menu's (menu → menus)
taxi → taxi's (taxi → taxis)
meisje → meisjes (girl → girls)


When is -'s used?
After a vowel (except -e) to prevent confusion:
paraplu → paraplu's (umbrella → umbrellas)
ski → ski's (ski → skis)


How do you form plurals for nouns ending in -ie or -ee?
Add -ën with a diaeresis:
melodie → melodieën (melody → melodies)
idee → ideeën (idea → ideas)


What are the main irregular plurals?
kind → kinderen (child → children)
ei → eieren (egg → eggs)
blad → bladeren (leaf → leaves), bladen (magazines)
lied → liederen (song → songs)
rund → runderen (ox → oxen)
kalf → kalveren (calf → calves)
goed → goederen (goods)


Are there nouns with two plural forms?
blad → bladeren (leaves), bladen (magazines)
ei → eieren (eggs), eien (rare, poetic)
appel → appels/appelen (apples)


Are there nouns with only a plural form?
hersenen (brain)
ouders (parents)
goederen (goods)
financiën (finances)


Are there nouns with only a singular form?
melk (milk)
geld (money)
informatie (information)


How do compound nouns form plurals?
The main noun takes the plural:
tandarts → tandartsen (dentist → dentists)
huisdeur → huisdeuren (house door → house doors)


How do measurement and time nouns behave?
Usually singular after a number:
tien jaar (ten years)
vijf euro (five euros)
Plural possible for separate items:
vijftig euro's (fifty euro notes)


Any tricky cases with loanwords?
Some allow both Dutch and original plural:
museum → musea/museums (museum → museums)
cursus → cursussen (course → courses)
datum → data/data's (date → dates)


Examples with translation:
boek → boeken (book → books)
stad → steden (city → cities)
huis → huizen (house → houses)
baby → baby's (baby → babies)
melodie → melodieën (melody → melodies)
blad → bladeren (leaves), bladen (magazines)
paraplu → paraplu's (umbrella → umbrellas)
museum → musea/museums (museum → museums)
kalf → kalveren (calf → calves)
lied → liederen (song → songs)

What are the main plural endings in Dutch?

There are two main endings: -en and -s. Some words require -'s for pronunciation. Most native nouns use -en; -s is used for words ending in unstressed vowels or borrowed words.



When do you use -en?

Most native nouns take -en.
de tafel / de tafels (the table / the tables)
het huis / de huizen (the house / the houses)
de stoel / de stoelen (the chair / the chairs)
de kleur / de kleuren (the colour / the colours)
het paard / de paarden (the horse / the horses)
de kaart / de kaarten (the card / the cards)
het woord / de woorden (the word / the words)



What spelling changes occur with -en?

If the last syllable has a short vowel + single consonant, double the consonant:
de bed / de bedden (the bed / the beds)
de kop / de koppen (the cup / the cups)
de lip / de lippen (the lip / the lips)
de rib / de ribben (the rib / the ribs)

If the last syllable has a long vowel, remove one letter:
het raam / de ramen (the window / the windows)
de naam / de namen (the name / the names)

If the stem ends in -f or -s, these often become -v or -z:
de brief / de brieven (the letter / the letters)
het huis / de huizen (the house / the houses)



When do you use -s or -'s?

For words ending in unstressed vowels (-a, -i, -o, -u, -y), diminutives, and many loanwords:
de auto / de auto's (the car / the cars)
de baby / de baby's (the baby / the babies)
de paraplu / de paraplu's (the umbrella / the umbrellas)
de taxi / de taxi's (the taxi / the taxis)
het meisje / de meisjes (the girl / the girls)



How do you form plurals for nouns ending in -ie or -ee?

Add -ën with a diaeresis:
de melodie / de melodieën (the melody / the melodies)
het idee / de ideeën (the idea / the ideas)



What are the main irregular plurals?

het kind / de kinderen (the child / the children)
het ei / de eieren (the egg / the eggs)
het blad / de bladeren (the leaf / the leaves), de bladen (the magazines)
het schip / de schepen (the ship / the ships)
de stad / de steden (the city / the cities)
het lied / de liederen (the song / the songs)
het rund / de runderen (the ox / the oxen)
het kalf / de kalveren (the calf / the calves)
het goed / de goederen (the good / the goods)



Are there nouns with two plural forms?

het blad / de bladeren (the leaves), de bladen (the magazines)
het ei / de eieren (the eggs), eien (rare, poetic)
de appel / de appels, de appelen (the apples; both accepted)



Are there nouns with only a plural form?

de hersenen (the brain)
de ouders (the parents)
de goederen (the goods)
de financiën (the finances)



Are there nouns with only a singular form?

de melk (the milk)
het geld (the money)
de informatie (the information)



How do compound nouns form plurals?

The main noun takes the plural:
de tandarts / de tandartsen (the dentist / the dentists)
de huisdeur / de huisdeuren (the house door / the house doors)



How do measurement and time nouns behave?

Usually singular after a number:
tien jaar (ten years)
vijf euro (five euros)
Plural possible for separate items:
vijftig euro's (fifty euro notes)



Any tricky cases with loanwords?

Some allow both Dutch and original plural:
het museum / de musea, de museums (the museum / the museums)
de cursus / de cursussen (the course / the courses)
de datum / de data, de data's (the date / the dates)



Examples with articles and translation:

de tafel / de tafels (the table / the tables)

het huis / de huizen (the house / the houses)

de stad / de steden (the city / the cities)

de baby / de baby's (the baby / the babies)

de melodie / de melodieën (the melody / the melodies)

het blad / de bladeren (the leaf / the leaves), de bladen (the magazines)

de paraplu / de paraplu's (the umbrella / the umbrellas)

het museum / de musea, de museums (the museum / the museums)

het kalf / de kalveren (the calf / the calves)

het lied / de liederen (the song / the songs)

het kind / de kinderen
(the child / the children)

het ei / de eieren
(the egg / the eggs)

het blad / de bladeren
(the leaf / the leaves)

het blad / de bladen
(the magazine / the magazines)

het schip / de schepen
(the ship / the ships)

de stad / de steden
(the city / the cities)

het lied / de liederen
(the song / the songs)

het rund / de runderen
(the ox / the oxen)

het kalf / de kalveren
(the calf / the calves)

het lam / de lammeren
(the lamb / the lambs)

het goed / de goederen
(the good / the goods)

de weg / de wegen
(the road / the roads)

het volk / de volken
(the people / the peoples, nations)

de dag / de dagen
(the day / the days)

de dag / de dagen, de dagdelen
(the part of a day / the parts of a day)

de gedachte / de gedachten, de gedachtes
(the thought / the thoughts)

de gelegenheid / de gelegenheden
(the occasion / the occasions)

de gelegenheid / de gelegenheden, de gelegenheden
(the opportunity / the opportunities)

de keuze / de keuzes, de keuzen
(the choice / the choices)

de knie / de knieën
(the knee / the knees)

de museum / de musea, de museums
(the museum / the museums)

de cursus / de cursussen
(the course / the courses)

de datum / de data, de datums
(the date / the dates)

de medicus / de medici
(the physician / the physicians)

de politicus / de politici
(the politician / the politicians)

de bacterie / de bacteriën
(the bacterium / the bacteria)

de crisis / de crises
(the crisis / the crises)

de thesis / de theses
(the thesis / the theses)

de analyse / de analyses
(the analysis / the analyses)

de parenthesis / de parentheses
(the parenthesis / the parentheses)

de hersenen
(the brain / always plural)

de financiën
(the finances / always plural)

de goederen
(the goods / always plural)

de ouders
(the parents / always plural)

de kosten
(the costs / always plural)

de inkomsten
(the income / always plural)

de Verenigde Staten
(the United States / always plural)

de Verenigde Arabische Emiraten
(the United Arab Emirates / always plural)

de Alpen
(the Alps / always plural)

de Pyreneeën
(the Pyrenees / always plural)

de Verenigde Naties
(the United Nations / always plural)

de Verenigde Koninkrijk
(the United Kingdom / always singular, despite being plural in English)

de melk
(the milk / uncountable, no plural)

het water
(the water / uncountable, no plural)

het geld
(the money / uncountable, no plural)

de informatie
(the information / uncountable, no plural)

de bagage
(the luggage / uncountable, no plural)

de politie
(the police / uncountable, no plural)

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Never waste a minute thinking about people you don't like
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