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Nouns/Countable nouns/Uncountable nouns

So remember the first thing you read? A noun are words who doesn't need anything around it. People, animals, things. Pete, doesn't need anything around it. A dog, is just a dog. A table is just a table. These are nouns you can touch and count. There are also nouns like luck, happiness, love. You can't count or touch them but they are also words who don't need anything around it. ''I have much love for you'' or ''I love you''. In Dutch we call nouns zelfstandige naamwoorden. These nouns are thus ''zelfstandig''.

The ones you can count are ‘countable nouns’ and the ones you can't are ‘uncountable nouns’.

Much or many? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQIuZ6YJ760