Dutch Discussion

Awesome to be honest! I've read all the papers and I've some corrections though.

OMG thanks! I love Dutch and I really want to study there

Paper 2: "goedendag" is right, your teacher made a well-known mistake in Dutch: if you say "goedendag", you would say it fast and in that case it sounds like "goededag" but you have to write it as "goedendag".  

LOL I should tell that to her, maybe I will get a better mark for that omg

The  Dutch way of writing euros is for example €60,- and not ^^,60€

Didn't know that yet
Might be very useful to know in the future ^^

Does there stand "de kamer is goedkoop met 350 Euro warm"? If yes, it's meant to be: "de kamer is goedkoop (or "betaalbaar") en kost (slechts) €350,-".

Yeah, it was like that in our vocabulary
But it is always good to learn more than one expression for things

LOL you said "swart" that's a really weird version of "zwart". Some of my classmates are using it if they're in a weird mood but generally it's a mistake. x'D

Most of my fails come from the similarities of Dutch to German
It is 'schwarz', so in my mind I had the 's' but my mind was half set
to Dutch, so 'swart' was born!

Paper 4: " 'S morgens" -> " 's Morgens"

lol at this fail *cries*

"dan"  -> "toen"

Never even heard of that form
But I'll remember that

"het laatst" -> "ten slotte" (<- that's an important one!)

Same for this

Conclusion: You're doing extremely well in  Dutch! I've personally a 4 VWO level of  Dutch on school (it's one of the highest levels which are possible to have in  The Netherlands) and I've rarely seen someone who doesn't have  Dutch as native language writing it that well. I want you to know the most realistic and correct words to use and that's why I've corrected that much, but I'm sure you would come already very far if you would live in The Netherlands.

Aw thanks!
It is ALWAYS good to let your work be proven by native speakers
because they know the right forms the best!
I'd love to life in the Netherlands... Maybe I will even do that but I still
need to improve my Dutch I guess

There are some dangerous mistakes though and I think you've learnt them wrong nor your teacher doesn't correct them very well.

I just saw that
Maybe she 'closes one eye' as we say in German.
Meaning that she pretends that she doesn't see some mistakes to
get the student a better mark

We use "tje" (as you wrote for example: "kipschnitzeltje") mostly not for food. If you want to order a kipschnitzel, it's better to just ask for a kipschnitzel and not a "kipschnitzeltje". It sounds just very weird. (Attention: "spaghethtjes" isn't a word. You've to say "spaghetti". If you wanted to write the "tje"-version of the word, it would've been better to write "spaghettietjes" but even that word doesn't exist since spaghetti is an entire meal. You'll learn this in the future I guess.)

LOL the exercise was "Schrijf een dialoog waarin je drie diminutieven (verkleinvormen) gebruikt."
I did the exercise and then noticed that I missed these diminutieven and then
just put them behind random nouns so I would still get the points

The "spaghethtjes" isn't a typo, it is just my way of writing that "ti"
kind of looks like "h"

Thank you so much for taking your time for this, I really appreciate that