"Verschillende dieren drinken het water."
Translation:Various animals are drinking the water.
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so, i'm gonna ask, i couldn't get the difference between verscheidene and verschillende :~
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verscheidene really means 'various' and verschillende means 'different'. So 'we have various books': we hebben verscheidene boeken vs 'we have many different books': we hebben veel verschillende boeken. Very similar in meaning, also in Dutch. Hope this helps
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This is extremely confusing for me, my native lanuage is german and the german word 'verschieden' means 'different'.
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It would be nice to have "Verscheidene dieren drinken het water" as part of this lesson too, so we have to actually read the word and not just insta-recognize the sentence as a whole. Same with the "vershcheidene boeken"-sentences could be "vershillende boeken" as addition.
When I see these sentences my brain reads the sentence as a whole, not the individual first words, which I can imagine be easy to mix up!
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WOAH! Can anybody sound out how "Verschillende" is suppose to be pronounced cause the audio is too fast.
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Does anybody have any suggestions on how a native English speaker can more easily pronounce the "sch" sound? It would be much appreciated.
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S+ the end of "Loch", or if you know Spanish, like an S and J together, like saying "miS Jalapeños" fast.
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'verschillend' is inflected because "dieren" is plural? Would the following be grammatical? Thank you!
ex. Het is een verschillend dier, liefje. Geen eend.
ex. Nee, verschillend dier, meisje. Niet aanraken.
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Grammatically it's correct, but semantically it's not. In your first example, you would say "een ander dier". I don't really understand the meaning of the second example.
