Sometimes, visual context makes all the difference when acquiring a new language. This short-form Dutch video module is centered on the key expression 'I didn't know you were planning ...'.
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/ɪk wɪst nɪɛt dɑt jɛ vɑn plɑn wɑs dɑt tɛ dɔɛn tɛrwɪjl jɛ ɪn bɔstɔn wɑs./
/ɪk gɑ mɛt hɑɑr prɑtɛn./
/hɛt lɪjkt ɛrɔp dɑt tɔm gɛïntɛrɛssɛɛrd ɪs./
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The most natural translation is "I didn't know you were planning on doing that while you were in Boston.".
The most natural translation is "I'm going to go talk to her.".
The most natural translation is "It looks like Tom is interested.".
