Ik luister naar BNR-radio en kijk films op Netflix met Nederlandse ondertiteling

Ik luister naar BNR-radio en oefen met Duolingo

Ik oefen met duolingo en schrijf de nieuwe woorden op

Ik oefen met Duolingo en ik luister naar BNR-radio

Ik kijk tekenfilm met Nederlandse audio en ondertiteling

Ik luister naar BNR-radio en oefen met Duolingo

Ik kijk naar het nieuws van nu.nl

Ik gebruik Google Translate en post-its voor belangrijke woorden.

Ik luister naar BNR radio op de achtergrond, kijk een paar documentaires met Nederlandse ondertiteling en herhaal Nederlandse woorden in Google Translate.

Ik lees een klein Nederlands phrasebook voor reizigers.

Ik probeer mijn Nederlandse e-mails en online websites te lezen zonder Google Translate

Ik probeer sms’en in het Nederlands.

Ik probeer Nederlands te praten met mijn Nederlandse vrienden.

Ik kijk films met dubbele ondertiteling, Nederlands en Engels.

ik probeer nieuwe Nederlandse woorden te gebruiken elke dag.

Ik probeer simpele vragen aan mijn collega’s te stellen.

Praten met mijn vriend en herhalen woorden of zinnen.

Ik herhaal de woorden die ik elke dag heb geleerd

Film kijken met ondertiteling en lezen kranten.

What is the best way to learn Dutch vocabulary?📙📗📕 => Do a bit everyday
How do you learn Dutch vocabulary? => Videos, films, (simple) books
How do you remember Dutch words? => Writing them several times

What is the best way to learn Dutch vocabulary?📙📗📕
– Watch movies with Dutch subtitles. Take note of the repetitive ones.
How do you learn Dutch vocabulary?
– Write it on post-its and look it up every morning and the evening
How do you remember Dutch words?
– Make sentences and try to use it in conversations.

What is the best way to learn Dutch vocabulary?📙📗📕
Combination of active learning with passive learning (listening to Dutch radio, watching movies with Dutch subtitles etc.)
How do you learn Dutch vocabulary?
I make it an aim to learn 25 words per day. I learn most of the new words during Dutch classes and while doing my homework exercises. I…Read More

What is the best way to learn Dutch vocabulary?-> Reading Dutch books, listening to Dutch radio, and watching Dutch films with subtitles.
How do you learn Dutch vocabulary? -> If I see or hear a new Dutch word, I make a note of it and look up the translation and how it’s used in sentences.
How do you remember Dutch words? -> I make a list of…Read More

How do you learn Dutch vocabulary?
– Listen to the radio, write down most used words that you came across daily (e.g. work), buy a Dutch book, see Dutch movies, go to a museum. Let to be absorbed by Dutch culture.
How do you remember Dutch words?
-Write down the word, try to create a sentence with it and use it in a conversation

What is the best way to learn Dutch vocabulary?
Put it on the paper and stick it with your laptop. see it all day at least 5 words per day
How do you learn Dutch vocabulary?
Talking with native speakers, do not afraid to make mistake.
How do you remember Dutch words?
Learning by mistake,

1. Listen to Dutch radio, take a note of words that appear 3 times or more.
2. Making notes of the new words, using apps to help me with the translations,
3. Making sticky notes and placing them around my desk. Also trying to remember them before the day ends.

What is the best way to learn Dutch vocabulary?
– Make notes of the most frequent works and re-visit them.
How do you learn Dutch vocabulary?
– Use Post-its to remember new words.
– Use Anki to remember words that are most frequently used.
How do you remember Dutch words?
– Flashcards, post-its.

What is the best way to learn Dutch vocabulary?📙📗📕
Repeat and revise new words everyday.
How do you learn Dutch vocabulary?
Post its and speaking with people. Listening to BNR/ dutch videos.
How do you remember Dutch words?
post it. Try to use it.

What is the best way to learn Dutch vocabulary?📙📗📕
Use repetition apps like Anki, Quizlet or Memrise and learn in context

How do you learn Dutch vocabulary?

Listen to radio, write sentences with new words and watch short youtube videos.

How do you remember Dutch words?
Flashcards and use it.

1. Speaking with colleges and dutch friends, listening the Dutch radio
2. Making new sentences and reading the book
3. Practicing remember them day and night, and with post its

1. Speaking in daily life communication
2. Spot new words in your daily life for example, movies, traffic sign, advertisement
3. Use post it notes, try to make sentences out of it

1. Reading short texts/information displayed in the city.
2. Listening to Dutch songs and checking the lyrics.
3. Being curious and checking the meaning of randomly spotted words.

1. Translate the words I often see in daily life
2. Write it down on the post it
3. Try to construct the sentences out of it

1. Sticky notes with Dutch names on everyday objects.
2. Dutch words on post-it notes in frequently seen places (e.g. above the sink)
3. Listening to Dutch radio
4. Watching films with Dutch subtitles

1. Practice the new words, try to remember 2 times a day
2. Writing the words in notes or a notebook
3. Using the words in sentences

1. Dutch flash card.
2. Dutch flash card.
3. re read it

1. Sticky notes with the new words and read them twice a day.
2. Listen to the radio in the office and ask my collega’s about it.
3. Translate the mail and documents in my work to discover new words.

1. Practicing every day morning and night
2. Reading, listening to dutch radio
3. Using them in sentences

-Practicing daily
-Reading the short stories, listen the dutch radio
-Writing post it with translations

– do homework
– use new words in daily life
– google translate and listen to uitspraak

– daily use dutch word
– by using in the conversation
– by making mistake

-Practicing daily, speaking with dutch friends
-Reading the short stories, listen the dutch radio
-Making and correcting mistakes

– doing homework
– practice listening
– speaking

– With repetition
– Taking notes and practicing them
– Doing my homework, speaking

1. checking my colleagues’ homework
2. reading articles and news
3. listening my collegaues at work

– Practice every day
– Incorporate new vocabulary into everyday situations.
– Use newly learned words in your daily conversations

daily practice
doing mistake
use daily

-Listeening and reading new situations
-Doing homework, speaking
-Using them in new frases

-Listening to colleagues speaking in Dutch
-Speaking atleast 3 sentences in Dutch with colleagues
-Learning atleast 10 new words everyday

– Reading the vocab sheet
– Speaking, listening, use it
– Keep repeating abovementioned.

– post it with new words
– Listening and translating advertising
– Listening to colleagues at work

daily practice
use everyday situations.
try to use new words

Reading and listenning every day
Taking notes of new words
Using the words in phases

Do huiswerk
Reading / Practice everyday
Talk with people

Look for new words and write them down
Read advertisement on the streets
Listen to my collegues

-Taking notes
-speaking with natives
-trying out new sentences

-Listeening and reading new situations
-Doing homework, speaking
-Taking notes

-Making a daily list
-Using the words on the homework
-Practicing before sleeping

Best way to learn Dutch,
Learn the words, form, and make new sentences, study every day, and practice speaking with others as much as possible.

learn from daily life, try to use new words and talk to natives

Taking notes on post-its
Listen to BNR and watch Dutch subtitled movies
Repeat the words in the mornings and evenings.

Created a flashcard and memorizing it every evening
Learning new words from book and homework lessons
Learning from daily like

-Listen dutch radio
-Taking note of new words
-Trying to remember them during night

– Watching Dutch cartoons – Buurman en Buurman with subs on.
– Podcasts in Dutch that I already listened to in English (or a similar one which helps me understand the meaning)
– Ofcourse from classes and homework actively 🙂

Replaying it with the transcript and noting down words.

Watching english movies with Dutch subtitles
Noting down newly found & frequently used words in the little notebook
Revising these words and trying to use them in the sentences actively.

-Listen dutch radio
-Taking note of new words
-Practicing while doing the homework

Created a flashcard and memorizing it every evening
Learning new words from book and homework lessons
Learning from daily like

Using little notebook for new words
Searching meaning of newly found words in daily life

Noting down words encountered in everyday life, finding their meanings and using them in the homework or other places.

post it
note it down
use it everyday

-Listen dutch radio
-Taking note of new words on post its
-Practicing while doing the homework

Created a flashcard and memorizing it every evening
Learning new words from book and homework lessons
Learning from daily like

Don’t memorize word lists alone. Try to learn new words inside simple sentences so you understand how they are used. Say new words out loud, and try to write short sentences with them. This helps you remember and use them naturally.

Note down new words, use post its. I always try to make sentences with the new words i learn. This helps me remember those words.

Translate words i see in everyday life. Note them down re-read them and use them in homework.

Created a flashcard and memorizing it every evening
Learning new words from book and homework lessons
Learning from daily like

trying speaking everyday
listening to youtube with subtitles

Created a flashcard and memorizing it every evening
Learning new words from book and homework lessons
Learning from daily like

New words from conversations with dutch friend
revise words from little notebook

New words from conversations with dutch friend
revise words from little notebook

Created a flashcard and memorizing it every evening
Learning new words from book and homework lessons
Learning from daily like

Went to Jumbo with ChatGPT turned on in video mode. Asked it to explain Dutch words as I grabbed random products from the shelf.

Tried asking simple questions to staff in the shop and in the office.

New words from conversations with dutch friend
converse in dutch at grocery stores

Watching English movies with Dutch subtitles and noting down commonly repeated words and their translation.

New words from conversations with dutch friend
revise words from little notebook

New words from conversations with dutch friend
revise words from little notebook

New words from conversations with dutch friend
revise words from little notebook

Conversation with Dutch friends.
Creating flashcards for new words learned during lessons and homeworks, then recap everyday.
Practicing new sentences in my daily life.

Conversation with my partner. Constantly checking new words and revising old ones.

Check the words daily and use them in a sentence.

New word from conversation or reading (textbook and homework at this stage). Write them down, and revise them from time to time.

Having conversations with confidence, listening to Dutch music and radio

New words from conversations with dutch friend
revise words from little notebook

Anki (I will try it from now on, I have received good comments from the app).

New words from conversations with dutch friend
revise words from little notebook

Forcing myself to try talking in Dutch for everyday life, at the store, when picking up a package, when going to the market.

When I see a new word in everyday life I translate it immediately, write it down and try to memorize it.

New words from conversations with dutch friend
revise words from little notebook

practiced at the market again, when buying garlic and onions

watching films with subtitles

revise them from time to time.

Conversations with Dutch Friends. Check the words time to time.

Talk with dutch friends, try to speak dutch as much as possible during exercises.

Doing homework..

whatever I do outside, first try to speak dutch with natives

huiswerk maken..

Conversations with Dutch natives and then practicing those new words after the conversation

I have been using Duolingo, it is interesting and effective. Especially good for learning new words.

I found that listening to the radio or to a podcast is a great way even though I rarely understand a full sentence, I pick up words here and there, then try to understand the context.

I am finding that when my Dutch friends speak slowly, it is easier to try to grasp or infer what they are saying, though I can not keep up with all of what they are saying. And also watching movies with subtitles is another way I am trying.

I have been watching videos, series, and films with Dutch subtitles, and I find it interesting to spot the most commonly used words I can add to my everyday vocabulary. I also like to practice speaking Dutch a little bit each day, at the store or at home, even if it’s not perfect.

Watching movies with subtitle, travel blogs, cooking videos. I have also started using Taalklas.nl and Duolingo app, which have been helpful for learning new words. I listen to BNR radio to observe and remember the most frequently used words and sentences.

Listening to the radio, news seems hard to follow.

Movies with subtitles and online shopping in dutch seems to be helping me!

Movies with subtitles , doing homework and listening to radio

Watching videos on YouTube in Dutch with subtitles, especially those for beginners.

Try to order in dutch, at the bar or restaurants

Movies with subtitles

By watching videos, animations , writing down the vocabulary and then try to practice by using it in small sentenceswhile speaking.

Using Duolingo. Trying to use small sentences in daily life.

I’m learning Dutch vocab by making small sentences with new word. It helps me remember the words in context.

Listening to radio and write down the vocabulary. Make a small sentences and doing speaking practice with G-translator and at the store.

I only try to learn words that I can use daily to avoid overload

Started duolingo to repeat basic words and sentences

Watch everything with Dutch subtitles and make a list of the most used words.

Playing Duolingo daily.

Working on Duolingo to learn easy words
Greeting in Dutch at the workplace
Trying to speak to my daughter in simple small sentences since she knows dutch

A good way to engage in active learning is to remember not only new words but also the phrases with them, sometimes in short sentences.

Studying via Duolingo on daily basis, repeating new vocabulary while writing them down five or ten times, watching TV with Dutch subtitles

writing down the words and trying to make sentences to remember and learn the usage

Studying via Duolingo

via daily Dualingo (if I see, hear and visualize the word)

Duo Linguo & writing new words / phrases down and playing them back through google translate

1. Listen to the radio or watch TV with subtitles. Write down new words and make sentences with them.
2. Read books in Dutch. Write down the words and make sentences with them.
3. Started fairly recently – when speaking with a Dutch speaker, write down the words and try to make sentences with them.

Try to partially type/speak in Dutch while speaking in English.

I started to listen BNR radio and dutch songs, writing down the words I can catch to Onenote at phone with the translations and check/repeat them during the day.

BNR radio and dutch songs, via daily Dualingo (if I see, hear and visualize the word)

Watch films, TV series, etc. with Dutch subtitles.

Watch films with Dutch subtitles, via daily Dualingo. I am trying to listen/understand my colleagues when they speak Dutch

Listen to the radio or watch TV with subtitle

Practicing phrases -even if only a few words- in daily life.

Practicing with Dutch Neighboors.

Listening and reading simple Dutch stories.

Researching topics / phrases or words we learned in the class or Dutchbook further, and think about how to use them in daily life.

Dutch subtitles, via daily Dualingo. listen and try to understand my colleagues when they speak Dutch

Listening A1 verhalen in youtube and practicing with colleagues even half dutch half english just to use the words that I learned

colleagues, Assignments, Dutch Friends, Dutch subtitles, via daily Dualingo.

Shadowing audio – repeating Dutch words you hear loudly.

Listening Dutch Radio.

I am forcing my friends to talk to me in Dutch and I respond with whatever words I can

colleagues, Assignments, Dutch Friends, Dutch subtitles, via daily Dualingo.

listening daily news , practicing with dutch natives

Study Dutch after the class.

Review homework.

colleagues, Assignments, Dutch Friends, Dutch subtitles, via daily Dualingo.

I repeat little phrases aloud after native speakers (radio, podcasts, cartoons, people around me), the best way for me to practice speaking in the language.

Reviewing what you learned in the previous lesson. Topics that seem difficult can become easy so that you can answer them in 2 seconds when you go back. 🙂

Review homework and assignments

Do extra homework, exercises.

Considering alternative answers to the questions.

Dutch cartoons with subtitle

movies with Dutch subtitle

Practice with Dutch Friend.

Keep doing practice with online applications.

Reviewing previous topics and vocabularies

studying , movies with Dutch subtitle

The best way to learn Dutch for me is to read books, write down new words and practice asking and answering questions with Dutch speakers.

The best way to learn Dutch at this very moment is to communicate with the Dutch people strictly in Dutch language even if it’s very hard.

Reading aloud helps to develop speaking skills

Keep doing daily duolingo.

Dualingo, studying , movies with Dutch subtitle

Listening native speakers with attention

Reading Dutch books.

Dualingo, studying , movies with Dutch subtitle

Write WA messages to your Dutch friends in Dutch only.

listening Dutch TV while doing house work or cooking

Read a book, write down new words, make your own sentences using these words => this helps remembering them.

Dualingo, studying , movies with Dutch subtitle

Huiswerk maken.

I learn Dutch vocabulary by practicing daily on Duolingo, watching Dutch movies with subtitles, listening to Dutch podcasts, writing down new words, and making sentences with them.

listening radio , watching movies with dutch subtitles, listening to dutch music and speaking with native dutch speaker at work .

Duolingo, watching movies with subtitles and radio

Films kijken, Listen to BNR Radio, Listen to the people outside

Praten met jouw collega.

watching movies with subtitle,radio, duolingo

Dualingo, studying , movies with Dutch subtitle

Duolingo, watching movies with subtitles and radio

Praten met jouw collaga’s, duolingo, films kijken, luisteren jouw collega’s

Daily Duolingo.

Dualingo, studying , movies with Dutch subtitle

Have small talks with native speakers every day without being ashamed of making mistakes, and learn new words and phrases from them.

Using google translation in daily life (for difficult words or sentences that I haven’t learned yet)

Ik kan audio horen, met Nederlandse vrienden afspreken en Nederlands lezen. Ik moet Nederlands ook uitspreken.

Duolingo, luisteren en spreken met collega’s, films kijken

Door grammatica te leren, door voorbeelden.

Oefenen met Duolingo, woorden leren in zinnen, schrijf nieuwe woorden op plakbriefjes en plak ze op de spiegel.

Uitspraak bij Oefenen, luisteren naar BNR radio, spreken met natives in de buurt

Movies, reading stories, Listen to BNR radio and reading words in shops and streets

Try to talk with your Dutch colleagues in Dutch.

Learn new words and then use them for a couple of days in your daily speech or exercises. You will remember them this way.

Write short texts about interesting topics and ask native Dutch speakers to review them.

Film kijken en Dutch radio luisteren.

Watch a film/TV-series in Dutch with English subtitle.

Repeat with what I have learned.

Taking notes on what I’ve learned so far.

Duolingo, spreken met collega’s, luisteren naar Dutch radio

Reading and then trying to remember those words

Duolingo, spreken met collega’s of vrienden, flashcards, kijken naar video’s met ondertitels

films kijken en ondertitels lezen
nieuwe woorden noteren
oefenen met moedertaalsprekers

listen BNR radio
watching movies with dutch subtitles
use daily the new words we’ve learned
read and trying to understand before translate dutch emails or letters.
connect things with the dutch words (for example in the supermarket)

– Duolingo
– At work asking colleagues how day to day items are called.
– To remember words repeat and write them.

spreken met collega’s of vrienden
duolingo

-Duolingo
-oefenen.nl
-keep reading dutch book.

Duolingo and Netflix dubbed series

Duolingo en films kijken

Films kijken, met Nederlander spreken/bespreken, elke dag woorden/zinnen oefenen

– Duolingo
– read and try to a+understand before immediately translating, some times more difficult than it is because we are always rushing XD. Take the time

Duolingo
Read and try to understand the meaning and memorize.
Using vocat app and save the new word w example sentence then keep reading it whenever possible.

Duolingo
Oefenen.nl
Reading and memorizing words

Duolingo en Netflix

“Drops” applicatie
Radio
Luister naar mensen tijdens het woon-werkverkeer

Duolingo
Netflix Dubbed
Radio

Duolingo, flash cards, extra opdrachten in boek

Duolingo
Read and try to understand the meaning and memorize.
Using vocat app and save the new word w example sentence then keep reading it whenever possible.
Trying to speak dutch with Dutch colleagues .

praten met andere mensen die nederlands spreken

Duolingo elke dag en praten met collega’s

Duolingo, Netflix, reading signs on the street and tryign to see what they mean

NPR Radio, and watching videos with Dutch subtitles

Duolingo
Dutch textbook
BNR

Duolingo
Televisie
Netflix

Praat me collega’s, memorize nieuw woorden

Duolingo and Dutch textbook

Ik luister elke dag tijdens het wandelen naar Nederlandse podcasts.

Duolingo, praat me collega’s, memoriseren nieuw woorden

De Krant, brievenbus (if you translate your own mails)

Dualingo, studeren, lezen

Duolingo, Netflix

Lezen, Duolingo

Duolingo en Netflix.

Duolingo, Taalcafe

etiketten lezen in de supermarkt

Dualingo, BNR radio

1.Duolingo
2.Textboot
3.BNR radio

Reading signs on the street
Duolingo

Duolingo en Netflix.

Duolingo, praat met collegas en luisteren naar radio

Duolingo, Praat me collega’s, memorize nieuw woorden

Duolingo, textbook

Duolingo, netflix

Ik gebruik Quizlet en Anki

Duolingo, Youtube

Duolingo, Radio

Duolingo, radio en Netflix

Dualingo, quizlet, radio

Watching Dutch cartoons

Dualingo, praaten met collegas, luisteren naar radio

Duolingo en Netflix.

Duolingo and Radio

Dualingo, lezen kranten

Textbook: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lTIP0fUuyGZDFq_9M2hPZdkZjVz3ezTe/view

praten met mensen, quizlet

Meer oefening – Dualingo en Quizlet.
Meer plezier – Tik Tok en Netflix.

Dualingo en Quizlet

Duolingo and BNR

Duolingo and Dutch textbook

Dutch textbook
Duolingo

I’m using Anki to store and practice vocabulary words/custom flashcard sets. I also really like Busuu as an alternative to Duolingo!

Duolingo, Dutch textbook, BNR, and reading Dutch children’s books

Dutch textbook and speaking practice with dutch people at some shops.

Dutch textbook and post-it.

reclame kijken

Swipelijk en drops

speaking practice with colleagues, supermarkets, reading labels

watching shows with dutch subtitles and writing down new words on sitcky notes. Quizlet. Practicing speaking and pronunciation with my dutch partner

Watching dutch videos and writing down words you don’t recognize and then trying to memorize them and learn from context next time

mensen kijken

Dualingo, BNR radio

Speaking Dutch with friends, and using the de/het app’s game to see some new words and immediately know if they are de or het words

Imagine weird shit, write them down, then translate them.

I started watching Netflix with Dutch subtitles, looked up the words I didn’t understand, and began practicing speaking more often with my husband.

Duolingo and Dutch textbook

Dualingo, kranten lezen

dualongo, praten met mijn buren

Duolingo and watching movies with Dutch subtitles

When I go to a restaurant, I don’t ask for an English menu. I try to order in Dutch myself.

Make plans with some Dutch friends and ask them to only speak Dutch the entire time

AI and other Apps like Lingopie
Listening people conversations (not in a creepy way)
Reading advertisong and tring to make the translation using context

My husband and I play a game where he asks me Dutch vocabulary words and I try to guess them. I also ask him to give me words he thinks I don’t know. It’s challenging, and it helps me remember the words immediately.

I changed all subtitles on Netflix and HBO to Dutch and also use Pingo or other AI platforms to have a conversation at the speed that best suits me

I still play the same game with my husband every day, and I’m still trying to order food on my own.

I splurged and got a premium version of quizlet which I use to learn & practice new words with more difficult settings. I’ve been finding listening practices on youtube without text. In the evenings I try to recount every word I learned that day to my dutch partner and I get pronunciation feedback.

I bought a 60x80cm whiteboard and put it above my table in my study room. When I hear or see useful Dutch words I write them down and keep them on the whiteboard until I learn them well.
Also I have written different topics on post-its and try to search online for different words pertaining to said topics (for instance if it’s feelings, I have…Read More

I used Duolingo and google translate. I also ask my Dutch colleagues whenever I hear new words.

By using Duolingo, reading basic sentences, and watching random Dutch YouTube videos.

I started with finding out the Dutch words for the things I see and I hear around.

Using Duolingo and planning to start a diary

Duolingo, Een Beeitje Netherlands podcast, watching TV and noting

I put my phone in Dutch. It doesn’t change much because the logos of the apps are still the same, but I see some Dutch words on my phone every day, and I learn new words that way

Look at any object and say its Dutch name in my head
instead of saying the name in English.
Zero effort, instant practice.

started watching my favourite show “The office” with Dutch subtitles. perfect!

Google translate all the words related to something specific. For example weather : sky, cloud, rain etc

Listening to BNR radio and have requested my Dutch colleagues to speak in Dutch when I am around. 🙂

Joining a bouldering training and asking the group to do the full training in Dutch

Mostly Duolingo and different Facebook groups.

Apart from BNR, films with subtitles, started with Duolingo again.

Prepare for Motorbike Theory exam in Dutch 🙂

Checking my friends’ homework.

Youtube videos with dutch subtitles.

Listening to Dutch muziek

For me, watching random YouTube videos works really well.

When I see a new word in everyday life I translate it immediately, write it down and try to memorize it.

Listening to BNR Radio in background. Tyrying to stick to learning 25 words every day and taking 1 topic a day. Watching movies with subtitles.

Try to make five sentences for diary and record it. Watch Dutch interviews on Youtube and learn new words per day. Use Duolingo to catch some new words and sentences.

Push myself to ask the staff in the supermarket, even i know where is the products i want! Immerse into a dutch enviornment at least 2 hrs a days ( could be online media, or office.. etc. )

Watching movies or series with Dutch subtitles. Turning the phone and laptop language settings into Dutch and translating it. Watching sports like football or formula 1 with Dutch commentary.

Reading everything you can, in the shops, at work, advertising leaflets in your mailbox. When watching youtube not skipping ads in Dutch. Eavesdropping on people’s conversations on the street

1. Using flashcards.
2. Using AnkiDroid app.
3. Daily practicing.

1. Using the flashcard is a nice way,
2. Making connection between words meaning and the meaning of the sub-words (e.g. oplossen – op (done?) lossen (loose) – made loose – solving

I learn Dutch vocabulary by practicing every day, using flashcards, and repeating words in sentences. I also try to use new words in real conversations so I don’t forget them.

listening to BNR, watching movies with Dutch subtitles and sleeping with dutch vocabulary playing

I listen to Dutch radio at work and to my Dutch collegues talking. I try to understand as much as I can and make notes when I hear a word that I do not know yet.
I read articles on Dutch news websites.
I look up words for homework and for the post-it notes. Usually when I find particular topic that I’m interested in I look up more similar words. I…Read More

I learn new words by making the sentences in Dutch. Reading the newspapers or magazines helps me so much too.

I believe practicing new word with native Dutch people, in my case friends and colleagues, are the best way of learning new words because I see the correct usage

Starting conversations in Dutch at work

Forcing myself to use dutch on a daily basis

Watching YouTube videos and Facebook Reels about the Dutch language is helping me a lot.

Different reels about the Dutch language.

I think the best way is to learn new words in sentences and use them in everyday conversations.
Repeating them regularly and practicing a little every day also helps me remember them better.

Watching cartoons in dutch. Simple sentences and repetative.

lately Istart using a dutch dictionary that explains the words in dutch language. worden.org. I search for an word and have to read the explanation using other words in dutch

I learn Dutch vocabulary by using flashcards and repeating new words every day.
I also use new words in simple sentences to remember them better.

for training de/het I had found this nice website: https://www.de-het-trainer.nl/

Dutch dictionary and listening to the radio

I listen Dutch radio every day and I try to repeat my conversations in Dutch.

I practice dutch vocabulary in my sentences at least three times per week.

Watching YouTube videos and reels, and practicing homework.

I use the Drops app for the vocabulary learning and repetition. I write down new words in a file and search online for similar words. I also started watching the game show AVROTROS Triviant on NPO 1 with subtitles on and I write down unknown words.

Learning new words daily, watching videos and listening radio.

I listen to the BNR radio during working hours, and I note down words I can understand. I try to read and translate small book paragraphs, I watch movies with Dutch subtitles, and I also take time to sit down and look the objects around me to check if I know them in Dutch, if I don’t, I write them down and I look for their translation.

Constantly listening to radio shows, podcasts, anything that has the correct use of Dutch language and can be accessible for beginners. I also use a list of words that I want to learn. List is updated constantly

Learning new words daily, listening podcast.

Every day, I practise Dutch by using Duolingo, watching movies and Youtube videos with Dutch subtitles and doing my homework. I also try to describe the things I see around me in Dutch.Whenever I come across a word I don’t know, I write it down in my vocabulary notebook, I look up the meaning and try to use it later.This helps me practise…Read More

Just forming sentences throughout the day even without any context. Also BNR radio helps to remember how to pronounce words correctly.

Doing homework, listening, forming sentences, doing mistakes, and correcting

Use the words in your own sentences. This is especially useful for the Dutch “recept” exercises you’re practicing.

Speaking to own colleagues in work and trying to write emails in dutch