What you'll learn:
- A Dutch course for intermediate students (B1)
- Practical lessons to improve your Dutch
- With this Dutch language lesson you'll learn a lot of new words
- Grammar only for mistakes students often make
- Better understanding the Dutch language
- Additional audio and exercises
Do you already know a bit of Dutch, about 1000-1200 words?
Or did you follow my previous course of level A2 with 1000 words?
Do you want to learn even more Dutch?
Could you use some repetition?
Do you want to learn words and expressions at your level?
You're in the right place!
A course for intermediate students (B1)
In this NT2 course you will learn more than 100 new words and expressions that are important at your level. After you have followed this course, you will therefore understand much more Dutch.
We will also learn things such as: what is the difference between gelukkig and geluk, when do you use waarvoor, daardoor and voor dat, the passive, verbs with prepositions, separable verbs, some expressions, and much more. There are also dialogues with a story, to make the course interesting and easy to follow. Plus, you'll learn how to have daily conversations as the dialogues are real-life dialogues.
In this Dutch course for non-native speakers there are 18 video lessons, 100% in the Dutch language, so you learn quickly. There are also over 35 MP3s for your pronunciation skills as well as your listening skills. This way you can listen to the new words again and practice again.
Each lesson has a test at the end. These tests are at intermediate (B1) level, to make sure you understand everything and are challenged. You can do the course at home with these video lessons, whenever and wherever you want.
You can start this course if you already know about 1000 to 1200 words. The Flemish accent, from Belgium, is the accent I use in this course. In the Netherlands, they can also understand this accent.
After this course you will be a bit further than level B1.1, or at level 2.1 in the Flemish educational system.
Ready to learn with me? Then we'll start with the Dutch lessons! See you inside...
Your Dutch teacher,
Alain
PS: You can always ask questions, especially if you don't understand something, but the course is 100% in Dutch.
