Learn Intermediate Dutch in Dutch 5 (Understand More (B1)

Description

• Do you already know Dutch at the intermediate level, about 1000-1500 words?

• Or did you follow my previous courses until level B1?

• Do you want to understand even more Dutch?

• Do you prefer to learn at your own rhythm?

• Do you want to learn words and expressions at your level?

You're in the right place here!

A second course for intermediate students (B1)

Over 100 words and plenty of practical grammar and exercises: this is what is waiting for you in this course. It's aimed at students at the intermediate level (B1).

Examples of lessons: how to use prepositions like te and door, vocabulary about food, the differences between meeste, meestal, when to use helft and half, and much, much more... The course is story-based, we follow two characters in a day in their lives, to make the course interesting and easy to follow.

In this Dutch course you'll learn with 24 video lessons, 100% in the Dutch language, so you will learn quickly. There are also MP3s attached to each lesson, so you can listen to the new vocabulary again and practice again.

Also be prepared, because there's a test at the end of each lesson - as well as an exam at the end of the course. But you can take as much time as you need to prepare.

You can start this course if you already know about 1000 to 1500 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 the middle of level B1. Ready to learn Dutch with me? Get ready to understand more Dutch!

Your Dutch teacher,

Alain

PS: If you don't understand something, ask questions, because the course is 100% in Dutch.

Who this course is for:

• Intermediate Dutch students

What you'll learn

• A Dutch course for intermediate students (B1)

• Learn new words at B1 level

• Practical lessons to improve your Dutch skills

• Total immersion: no English used

• Typical grammar issues like the differences between meestal, meeste and vooral

• Extra downloadable audio and exercises

Requirements

• Having followed the 4 previous courses on Udemy

• Or: know between 1000 and 1500 Dutch words