意味
Asking about someone's origin.
文化的背景
Dutch people are often very proud of their specific city or province. If you ask 'Kom je uit Nederland?', they might answer 'Ja, uit Friesland' or 'Ja, uit Brabant' to emphasize their regional identity. In Dutch-speaking Belgium, people might find the question slightly confusing if they consider themselves 'Nederlandstalig' (Dutch-speaking) but not from the country of the Netherlands. They would say 'Ik kom uit België'. Many people in Suriname or the islands (Aruba, Curaçao, St. Maarten) speak Dutch fluently. Asking 'Kom je uit Nederland?' to a Dutch speaker from these regions is a common way to start a conversation about their specific heritage. In big cities like Amsterdam, many people speak Dutch but aren't 'from' there. The question is often used to distinguish between 'internationals' and 'locals'.
The 'T' Rule
Always remember: 'Jij komt' but 'Kom jij?'. This is the most important rule for A2 learners.
Holland vs Nederland
While 'Holland' is common, 'Nederland' is more accurate and polite for people outside the western provinces.
意味
Asking about someone's origin.
The 'T' Rule
Always remember: 'Jij komt' but 'Kom jij?'. This is the most important rule for A2 learners.
Holland vs Nederland
While 'Holland' is common, 'Nederland' is more accurate and polite for people outside the western provinces.
Add 'oorspronkelijk'
If someone looks like they might have a mixed background, ask 'Kom je oorspronkelijk uit Nederland?' to be more precise and respectful.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'komen'.
____ je uit Nederland?
In a question with 'je', the 't' is dropped from the verb stem.
Which preposition is correct for asking about origin from a country?
Ik kom ____ Nederland.
We use 'uit' to indicate geographic origin (out of a place).
Complete the dialogue.
A: Kom je uit Nederland? B: Nee, ________.
This is a grammatically correct and logical response to the question.
Match the phrase to the correct level of formality.
Komt u uit Nederland?
The use of 'u' and the verb ending 't' indicates a formal register.
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4 問題____ je uit Nederland?
In a question with 'je', the 't' is dropped from the verb stem.
Ik kom ____ Nederland.
We use 'uit' to indicate geographic origin (out of a place).
A: Kom je uit Nederland? B: Nee, ________.
This is a grammatically correct and logical response to the question.
Komt u uit Nederland?
The use of 'u' and the verb ending 't' indicates a formal register.
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よくある質問
10 問It's understandable but sounds 'off'. Better to say 'Kom je uit Nederland?' or 'Ben je Nederlands?'.
'De Nederlanden' is a historical term for the whole region (including Belgium). The modern country is just 'Nederland'.
'Je' is more common and less emphatic. Use 'jij' if you want to emphasize 'YOU' (e.g., 'And what about YOU?').
Yes, all country names and nationalities are capitalized in Dutch.
Use 'Komen jullie uit Nederland?'. The verb stays in the plural form.
No, in Dutch culture, it's a very normal and expected question when meeting someone new.
Say: 'Nee, ik kom uit [Your Country].'
Yes! 'Kom je uit Amsterdam?' is perfectly correct.
'Uit' is a preposition used before the place. 'Vandaan' is an adverb used at the end of the sentence: 'Waar kom je vandaan?'.
Yes, especially if you are both in a social setting or traveling.
関連フレーズ
Waar kom je vandaan?
similarWhere do you come from?
Ben je Nederlands?
similarAre you Dutch?
Wat is je herkomst?
specialized formWhat is your origin?
Woon je hier?
relatedDo you live here?
