Dutch is Very Hard to Pronounce I've heard.
But I can Try to Explain it.
D- Same in "Den"
A- Well, its the clean British sort of A, like in "All"
n- As normally Like "Net"
k- as u Pronounce the C in "Cat"
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In short, " dank " rhymes with Yank, as in " the cellar was dark and dank "
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J- pronounced as the Y in "yarn"
e- Pronounced like the a in "An" But in this word, its a "Stomme e" Which means u pronounce it as the u as in "Utterly"
Now My mouth maneuvers
D- Put Your tongue against the back of your Tooth, And let out a small burst of breath. then quickly move your Tongue away.
A- Open your mouth, Put your Tongue a bit back, And let the air burst upwards.
N-Put your tongue against the Middle of The Top of your Mouth (blockade the air) and burst out upward air.
K.Position your tongue At the "N" Position, And then burst out air, and quickly Move away your tongue (Like at D)
J- As in "Yes", No need to explain
e. This one is kind of hard to explain... at least it has A Upward Burst.
But its nicer to say "Dank u"
But that "u" Is harder to pronounce then the "Utterly" kind of u.
I know, its really confusing, so you should probably find a vocal of someone saying Dank je.
Although, No worries, Almost Every Dutch Person knows English.
"Dank je" is pronounced as "dahnk yuh." The "dank" is like the English word "donk" but with an "a" sound at the end, and "je" is pronounced like "ya" in English.
The Flemish word for "Thank You" is "Dank u" (formal) or "Dank je" (informal).
It is pronounced as "dahnk oo vell." The "a" in "dank" is pronounced as in "father", and the "e" in "wel" is pronounced as in "bet".
In Flemish, "thank you" is "dank u" (formal) or "dank je" (informal).
In Belgium, 'thank you' is generally expressed as "merci" in French-speaking regions and "dank je" or "dank u" in Dutch-speaking regions.
"Thank you very much" in Flemish is "Dank je wel."
Dank je (informal) or dank je welDank u (formal) or dank u welYou can also say 'bedankt' what is 'thanks'.Dank je wel or dank je are informal equivalents of 'Thank you' to those with whom you share your close circle of family, friends, and peers. Dank u or dank u wel are formal equivalents to those who are senior to you or who aren't part of your close familial and friendly circle.
It is pronounced as "dahnk oo vell." The "a" in "dank" is pronounced as in "father", and the "e" in "wel" is pronounced as in "bet".
"Dank je wel" or, more polite: "dank u wel".
Dank je.
Dank je
Je-monui
Je t'aime. orrrr Je t'adore
"Je vois" is pronounced as "zhuh vwah" in French. The "je" sound is similar to the "s" sound in "measure" and the "voir" is pronounced like "vwah" with a silent "r".
Je deteste
Je t'aime .
You have some more ways to say thank you in Dutch: 'dank je, dankjewel, bedankt,' and to say it in a more formal way, replace the 'je' with a 'u'. (Keep in mind, if you use this in a verbal way, 'u' doesn't sound like 'you'. You can simply look it up, at Google Translate for instance, how to say 'u' in a Dutch way).
Dank came from the dankest dank of the dank god. Which the dank god give dank to everyone. So everyone has dank and the dankest dank.