A1 Dutch Grammar Lessons

• 1 - Introduction to Basic Dutch Sentences

  You will understand how to form basic Dutch sentences and how to use them effectively in everyday conversations. This will help you introduce yourself and others, ask and answer questions, and engage in simple interactions.

• 2 - Personal Pronouns in Dutch

  You will learn to use Dutch personal pronouns like 'ik', 'jij', 'hij', 'zij' that are essential in forming sentences and asking questions. This will allow you to engage in simple Dutch conversations.

• 3 - Introducing Dutch Articles

  You will understand the use of definite and indefinite articles in Dutch - 'de', 'het' and 'een'. This will allow you to correctly refer to things, objects or persons in Dutch.

• 4 - Understanding Dutch Verbs

  You will learn the Dutch verbs, their forms and the basic tense - present simple. This will allow you to form simple Dutch sentences and maintain basic interactions.

• 5 - Introduction to Dutch Nouns

  You will understand how Dutch nouns work, their genders and plural forms. This will allow you to refer to things, objects or persons correctly in Dutch.

• 6 - Interrogatives in Dutch

  You will learn how to formulate questions using Dutch interrogative words like 'wie', 'wat' and 'waar'. This will let you ask simple questions about personal details.

• 7 - Understanding Dutch Adjectives

  You will understand how Dutch adjectives work, including their position in a sentence and basic agreement rules. This will let you describe things, objects, or persons in Dutch.

• 8 - Learning Dutch Conjunctions

  You will learn the basic Dutch conjunctions like 'en', 'maar', 'of'. This will enable you to link words or sentences and articulate your thoughts more smoothly in Dutch.

• 9 - Understanding Dutch Prepositions

  You will understand how Dutch prepositions are used in sentences. This will allow you to refer to time, place, and movement in Dutch.

• 11 - Understanding Dutch Possessive Pronouns

  You will understand the use of Dutch possessive pronouns like 'mijn', 'jouw', 'zijn'. This will allow you to indicate who owns what in Dutch.

• 12 - Introducing Basic Dutch Adverbs

  You will understand the use of basic Dutch adverbs. This will provide you with a greater range of expression in your Dutch conversations.