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30 Jun 2017
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- Dutch (Belgium) Near fluent
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Dutch
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Dutch (Belgium)
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Wat is het verschil tussen?
(aandoen. aantrekken. omkleden. aankleden.)
Met betrekking tot kleding.
Wat is het verschil tussen?
(aandoen. aantrekken. omkleden. aankleden.)
Met betrekking tot kleding.
(aandoen. aantrekken. omkleden. aankleden.)
Met betrekking tot kleding.
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Hoi Yaseen, hier is het antwoord.
Aankleden = kleding aandoen
* Ik kleed me aan.
(altijd met: me, je, zich, ons, je, zich)
Omkleden = andere kleding aandoen
* Ik kleed me om.
(altijd met: me, je, zich, ons, je, zich)
* Ik doe een ander overhemd aan.
Aandoen = aantrekken
* Ik doe mijn schoenen aan.
* Ik trek mijn schoenen aan.
Ook: jas, broek, rok etc.
Opdoen = opzetten
* Ik doe mijn zonnebril op.
* Ik zet mijn zonnebril op.
Ook: hoed, pet, bril
Indoen
* Ik doe mijn contactlenzen in.
Ook: oorbellen, kunstgebit :)
Omdoen
* Ik doe mijn riem om.
Ook: horloge, ring, armband, ketting, das, sjaal, hoofddoek
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