Hear and/or Read Dutch Words, Phrases and Texts

Listen to a few longer texts to hear the language when you start learning Dutch - but listen again later, to study the words and pronunciation of the texts once you're beginning to understand written Dutch. Many students have difficulty with the spoken language at that stage.
As a reading exercise, you can also just look at the Dutch texts and my translations into English.

luisteren
to listen

ik luister
I'm listening

wij luisteren
we're listening

ik luisterde
I listend

wij luisterden
we listened

ik heb geluisterd
I have listened

2 more

lezen
to read

ik lees
I'm reading

wij lezen
we're reading

ik las
I was reading

wij lazen
we were reading

ik heb gelezen
I have read

Slow Dutch

WORDS: Flash Cards

A Nice Start: Colors and Materials

Word Order Pages

1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - old version
Smartphone Version
Personal Pronouns Sample Sentences

PHRASES

'Conversations Template'
The Small Change of Conversation™

LONGER TEXTS

From Classic Books, Poems and Songs
from my own writing
Readings from The Bible
The Dutch lines in Miracle on 34th Street
A 4-minutes talk by my Dad about
'organic' farming and fertilizers

LISTENING EXERCISE

Listening Exercise

Other Overview Pages: Names - Words - Pronunciation - Pictures Dictionary - Basic Dutch - Lessons - Grammar - Essays - Listening - - Exercises

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