Social Dutch 2

• ask about arrival and departure times;
• ask where the bus stops;
• book a trip;
• make a hotel room reservation;
• talk about your house;
• ask for someone's address;
• talk about things that happened in the past/past events;
• talk about your holidays;
• order in a café or restaurant;
• make a reservation at a restaurant;
• talk about (your favourite) food and drinks;
• ask about clothing;
• describe colours;
• express your dissatisfaction about something;
• make conversation in a store.

Grammar is always discussed in a communicative context and in functional situations.

For example: When you learn to talk about things that happened in the past, you simultaneously learn about the voltooid tegenwoordige tijd because knowledge of this grammatical concept is relevant to clearly talk or write about the past.

This course will also cover Dutch pronunciation and interesting aspects of Dutch culture.

The lecturer will speak Dutch as much as possible during the course.

• You'll learn to truly use the language through numerous interactive exercises focused on speaking.
• You'll gain insight into the culture and nuances of the language, helping you understand it better and communicate more effectively.
• By learning together with fellow students and a teacher who challenges you and provides feedback, you'll stay motivated and learning will be more fun and effective.

Would you prefer individual or faster lessons? Or do you have a specific goal you'd like to work on? We also offer a personalized program, fully tailored to your needs and wishes.