Top tips to learn Dutch quickly and efficiently 22022019
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Top tips to learn Dutch quickly and efficiently

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22nd February 2019
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The Museum of Knowledge suggests Top tips to learn Dutch quickly and efficiently. The most expedient way to learn Dutch is by interacting with well-spoken Dutch language speakers. Students will need to spend some time memorizing words and grammar in order to communicate effectively to a high standard.

Confidence is key

Students will also need to be confident in order to grasp the opportunities that will be granted to Dutch language speakers in term of work and commerce. Once a reasonable command of Dutch has been attained, students should be confident enough to put into practice what they have learnt in theory.

Students should not be afraid to talk to native speakers even if on occasion some mistakes are made. Students may also seek a friend or someone known to them who is also willing to practice Dutch with the student on a regular basis. Equally, students can learn Dutch quickly through forums and online language learning programmes such as those offered by the Museum of Knowledge.

How to improve Dutch as a foreign language and meet native speakers 14122018
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How to improve Dutch as a foreign language and meet native speakers

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14th December 2018
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The Museum of Knowledge explains how to improve Dutch as a foreign language and meet native speakers. There are of course plenty of ways students can practice their spoken Dutch online as well as many forums that are now also readily available thanks to advances in technology.

Of course the easiest way to speak Dutch with a native is via face-to-face learning and this can be easily achieved if the learner visits the country where the language is spoken. However the problem with this is that the dialogue is not always structured and not everyone can travel on a regular basis to the country where the language they are learning is widely spoken.

The idea behind online language learning used by the Museum of Knowledge is to provide a more in-depth and structured way to perfect the Dutch verbal and listening skills of students who have chosen to learn Dutch. This aspect is key as many people wish to improve their verbal competency, but forget that their listening skills are also paramount to their progress and eventual success in both professional and social settings.

Online forums are plentiful as well as immersion techniques that the Museum of Knowledge will be launching by September 2020.