Resources and tips for anyone learning Dutch
After two years of really applying myself and studying, I can confidently say that I speak Dutch. There are many approaches you can take, but this is what I recommend based on my own experience.
This list of 8 YouTube channels is for anyone looking to learn Dutch online. These Dutch teachers and creators have developed amazing content that can help you learn at your own pace.
I put together this list of 45 social media accounts for anyone looking to immerse themselves in Dutch. You’ll find a mix of educational content, news, influencers, food, sport, and more to add to your feed.
So many Dutch teachers and creators have developed amazing online content that can help you learn Dutch. Here is a list of the best resources by topic.
Watching content in your target language with subtitles is a fun and passive way to study. But you may wonder, can you actually learn a language this way?
Use this list of topics to structure your own self-paced study plan. It’s perfect if you are looking for an outline to learn Dutch on your own — beginning with basic grammar structures the way you would in a traditional Dutch course.
Invited to an interview for a job in the Netherlands? If the job involves you relocating from your current location to the Netherlands, I have some tips to help you stand out.
After learning Dutch for the last two years, I can certainly think of some things that I wish I had known sooner, or had done differently. Here are six things things I think you should know.
These podcasts are all spoken at the pace of a native speaker. Listening to these regularly will surely give you a boost in your Dutch comprehension.
The workplace habits of the Dutch exist for a reason. These habits are worth adapting, but expect to make some conscious efforts in getting there.