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23 Nov 2020
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Dutch
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What is the difference between binnenkort and meteen ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between binnenkort and meteen ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- Dutch
binnenkort - demnächst, bald
* Binnenkort is het kerst
- Bald ist Weihnachten
meteen - sofort
* Ik kom meteen naar je toe
- Ich komme sofort zu dir
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- Dutch
@jane1484 Binnenkort means soon. “Ik ga binnenkort op vakantie” = “I will go on vacation soon”
Meteen means right away, or immediately.
“Ik ga er meteen achteraan” = “I will go after it immediately”
- Dutch
I was wondering why you shouldn't know the difference between 'meteen' en 'binnenkort', but then it occured to me that you might have come across
'zo meteen', which is 'gleich' oder 'bald' in German.
So there's a distinct difference between 'meteen' en 'zo meteen'.
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