Learn Dutch Everyday

Where is the supermarket? ( "Waar is de supermarkt?" ) — episode 6 of Learn Dutch Everyday. Lisa and Maarten have a A1-level conversation about directions & getting around that teaches you prepositions, imperative. This lesson teaches you prepositions, imperative in context, plus you'll hear about dutch cycling culture and why it matters in the Netherlands. Vocabulary: links — left rechts — ri...

In this A1 Dutch lesson called "Mijn ochtend" , Lisa and Maarten discuss daily routine. You'll pick up words like opstaan, wassen, aankleden . Perfect for daily listening practice. Today's grammar point is reflexive verbs, separable verbs . Along the way, discover dutch work-life balance and how it shapes everyday Dutch. Vocabulary: opstaan — to get up wassen — to wash aankleden — to get dressed h...

"Twee koffie, alstublieft" means "Two coffees, please" — join Lisa and Maarten for today's A1 Dutch lesson about food & ordering at a cafe. Practice hearing de koffie, de thee, bestellen in real sentences. Today's grammar point is regular verbs, polite requests . Along the way, discover dutch cafe culture and koffie verkeerd and how it shapes everyday Dutch. Vocabulary: de de koffie — the coff...

Learn Dutch with "Mijn familie" — this A1 lesson covers family & relationships. Lisa and Maarten chat naturally, teaching you possessive pronouns, adjectives along the way. Today's grammar point is possessive pronouns, adjectives . Along the way, discover gezelligheid and dutch family life and how it shapes everyday Dutch. Vocabulary: de de familie — the family de de moeder — the mother de de...

Today's episode is called "Hoe laat is het?" and it's all about numbers, time & days. Lisa and Maarten teach you A1 Dutch through a natural conversation. Featured words: hoe laat, het uur, de minuut . Grammar: cardinal and ordinal numbers, clock times using hoe laat is het Culture: the 24-hour clock and dutch punctuality Vocabulary: hoe laat — what time het het uur — the hour de de minuut — th...

Hello, I'm Lisa! — that's what Lisa and Maarten are talking about in this A1 lesson about greetings & introductions. Key words: hallo, goedendag, goedemorgen . Listen and learn! Grammar: basic sentence structure with subject-verb-object order and simple present tense Culture: dutch directness and the three-kiss greeting Vocabulary: hallo — hello goedendag — good day goedemorgen — good morning...