Listening Exercise (General)
Dutch Pronunciation
Everyday Dutch Words Basic vocabulary
for conversation and reading
Useful Words and Phrases for Travelers
Learning Dutch? (Lessons -
Suggested Method)
- Click on 'hear' to listen to a Dutch phrase.
An MP3 player will appear to the right.
- Try to write down the Dutch that you hear, then click on 'read
Dutch' to check how you have done (a small window will
appear below the line);
you can click 'hear' again or click on the MP3 player in the
sound window to hear it again (and again)
- 'Read translation' will show the translation and meaning of the
Dutch phrase;
if you like, you could first try to to translate the words and
think of what it means yourself; then click to check how you've
done
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Overview (If you only want to listen to the phrases,
or when you're done with the exercise)
Overview
Dutch pronunciation
Exercises from Another Dutch Website
see (and hear) also:
A Mixed Bag of Names & Words -
Sailors and Ships of the 17th Century
Vermeer's World -
Rembrandt -
Old New York
The Dutch in Sports
Names and 'Old' Spelling (with Samples)
Geographical: Names of Cities, Provinces etc. spoken
Hear Longer Dutch Texts: Poems and a Song -
Short Stories
email -
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Don't be a
dief (thief) -
dievegge (female thief) -
diefstal (theft) -
stelen (to steal) -
heler (dealer in stolen goods) -
hear Dutch -
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