Hear Dutch Here
— Learn Dutch
There's never been a better time |
100% Free | Guide to
the Website
Full Site Map - Mobile |
---|
|
oefenen
to exercise |
ik oefen I exercise |
wij oefenen we exercise |
ik oefende I exercised |
wij oefenden we exercised |
ik heb geoefend I have exercised |
2
|
This page is mostly about Flashcards Exercises - but there are Other Exercises on the website
Flash Cards:
On my flash cards pages you can click the
'speaker icons:'
—
or the black triangles on the
'Sound controllers:'
to hear Dutch words or phrases.
The Vocabulary Tests show an English word
or a picture and ask for the Dutch word, and you can listen to it; on the
Listening Tests you can hear a Dutch word
and are asked how it is written, and then you are
asked for the English translation - or on 'Pictures Pages' you can see
a picture. There are usually some additional questions like 'de'
or 'het.'
The flash cards pages should work well on smartphones too.
Flash Cards Instructions and Pages
A few examples:
Vocabulary Example
- Vocabulary Pictures Example
Listening Example
- Listening Pictures Example
Other Flashcards Tests:
Adjectives and Adverbs:
also 'Basic Dutch' words. Adjectives in most positions get an -E
ending, which may cause further spelling changes. With sound files for
all forms.
Introduction
- Exercises
Listening
Plurals:
Flashcards Exercise
Opposites:
Flashcards Exercise
Next to the Flash Cards:
From the 'False Friends' list a pronunciation
exercise: in Dutch, these words do not sound the same as in English:
False Friends Exercise
- pronounce the words in the Dutch way, and study the meaning.
- Smartphone Version
One of my first pages was a pronunciation exercise: say the words and compare with how I say them - record yourself or ask a friend to listen in: Pronunciation Exercise
Another early page lets you hear phrases and asks for their spelling and meaning - Phrases Quiz
email -
Copyright © Marco Schuffelen 2015.
All rights reserved.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, redistributed,
or hotlinked to.
Don't be a
dief (thief) /
dievegge (female thief) -
diefstal (theft) -
stelen (to steal) -
heler (dealer in stolen goods) -
hear Dutch -
2
Gij zult niet stelen