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Mobile -			my site	- Site Map	- Smartphone Home	- too many pages?

On this website you can:

hear tens of thousands of Dutch words and thousands
of phrases and sentences;
learn Dutch vocabulary, study pronunciation and grammar;
read and listen to Dutch texts (with English translation);
hear more than a thousand Dutch names;
read about Holland ('The Netherlands,') Dutch history and
'culture.'
and also: Recipes

Learning Dutch	-	Pronunciation	-	Hear and/or Read Dutch
program 3 lessons - lesson 1 suggestions smartphone program		learn reference		lines and phrases longer texts

Words and Phrases	-	Grammar	-	Exercises	-	Names

Reference:	Master Lists of Dutch Words: - English to Dutch - Dutch to English
Travelers:	Basic Phrases Travel
Beginners:	Pronunciation Words
Intermediate:	Personal Pronouns Verbs Plurals Adjectives Changes
Advanced:	Phrases Word Order Advanced Vocabulary Conversation Templates Review Pronunciation

Beginners' Vocabulary:	Basic Dutch - Mobile	-	Pictures Dictionary - Mobile	-	Easy Dutch	-	Word Lists by Subject
Spelling & Pronunciation	Dutch spelling is fairly phonetic. In general, there is just one way of describing, writing down a sound, and each letter and letter combination is usually pronounced in the same way. Once you know the pronunciation of the letters and the spelling rules for 'long' and 'short' vowels, you can almost always easily see from written Dutch how to say it, and on hearing Dutch you will know how it's written. There are (of course!) exceptions, but not that many, and most are not very important. ‑>>
Verbs	The tenses, the rules, special cases etc., and 60 Verbs fully conjugated, with related words and many examples of usage, sample sentences ‑>>
Building Sentences	When you understand the general pronunciation of Dutch and you've learned some words and made a start with the verbs it's time to begin 'building sentences,' (just by yourself: thinking, writing) — word order, sentence structure: where do the various elements in sentences go?‑>>
'Conversation Templates'	The 'Conversation Templates' have the kind of lines you will need in certain situations or when talking about various subjects. The pages offer additional vocabulary or links to vocabulary pages to adapt the lines to your personal situation and preferences.
Advanced Vocabulary	Some words do not have a straightforward equivalent in other languages, and some words have multiple meanings that are often not shared in different languages.
Sideways Learning	Next to the many pages for serious learning there are also many interesting, entertaining and/or beautiful pages where you can pick up some Dutch in a relaxed, pleasant way.

Good Mobile pages:	Pronunciation Reference - Basic Words Lists - Flash Cards Dutch Words Lists: English to Dutch / Dutch to English Pronunciation Exercise - Verbs: START - List of Pages 170 Dutch and Flemish Painters

Mobile Pictures Dictionary:	Everyday Items - Prepositions etc.
	Vegetables - Fruits - Meals - Breakfast, Lunch, Treats and Snacks

Tests and Exercises:		Vocabulary Test Example		Listening Test Example		Pronunciation Exercise Example		Overview

Reading Only		What's New?		Hear Dutch Names		Casual Visitor?

Other:		Recipes		Metric and Imperial Measurements		Maps		Graphics for the Blind		Soccer Fields Lining	short stories

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