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The Dutch Lessons on the Hear Dutch Here Website

Lesson 1
A Classic Poem - Vowels (a e i o u) - Vocabulary - 'Holland' and 'Nederland'

Lesson 2
A Children's Song - Diphthongs (au ei eu ij ou ui) - Vocabulary (man, family) - Numbers 1-10 - 'Dutch'

Lesson3
A Biking Story - The Spelling of Short and Long Vowels - Vocabulary (Food, House) - Numbers 10-20 - Broadcasting in Holland

Lesson 4
The Dutch Anthem - 'Voiceless, Unstressed E' - The Article - Vocabulary (Clothing) - Numbers 20-100 (#1) - The Dutch Revolt
- now start learning about twenty words a day from the Basic Dutch list

Lesson 5
A Children's Song - Colors, Adjectives - Numbers 20-100 (#2) - The Catholic Minority in Holland

Lesson 6
Numbers 100-9999 - Time, Days, Months - This and That - Cognates

Lesson 7
From A Famous Book - Personal Pronouns - To Be (Simple Present Tense) - High and Low Numbers - Chatham

Lesson 8
The Finest Dutch Writing - To Have (Simple Present Tense) - Consonants - Polders: The Reclaimed Land - Weather - Simple Arithmetic

Lesson 9
More of The Finest Dutch Writing - Verbs: The Simple Present Tense - Useful Phrases - Emergency Preparedness - Ordinal Numbers - The Large Water Projects

Lesson 10
Hear More Multatuli - Exceptions and Irregularities in Dutch Spelling and Pronunciation - Street Words - Fractions - Inches and Centimeters

Lesson 11
'Render Unto Caesar' - The Simple Past Tense of To Have and To Be - Adjectives and Adverbs (Word Order 1) - Walkabout: Living Room - Feet, Yards and Miles to Meters and Kilometers - The Education System in Holland

Lesson 12
Hear More Multatuli - Verbs: The Simple Past Tense, The Perfect Present Tense - The Most Common Verbs - Strong Verbs - Sitabout: Your Desk - Cups and Gallons to Liters - My Home Town

Lesson 13
Hear a Dutch Folktale - The Passive Voice - Simple Sentences, Simple Questions (Word Order 2) - Grams and Kilograms to Ounces and Pounds - Elections, Parties and Government in Holland

Lesson 14
Hear More Multatuli - The Future Tense - Word Order 3: Secondary Verbs, More Questions, Commands and Suggestions - Outdoors - The Neighborhood - The Metric System

Lesson 15
Hear More Nescio - The Dutch Continuous - Word Order 4 - Beauty and Cleanliness - Fahrenheit and Celsius - Thoughts on Things Dutch (Instead of A Blog)

Important Subjects not Covered Well in The Lessons:

• Plurals
• Placeholders Er, Daar and Waar
  and follow the links at the end of the introductory chapter
• Vocabulary

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