Learn Dutch with Lianne

In this episode, I share 10 practical tips to help you speak Dutch daily. From learning key vocabulary and describing words you don't know, to setting small goals and practicing common phrases, these tips will help you gain confidence and improve your Dutch in everyday situations.

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In this episode, I talk about Halloween and Sint-Maarten. Halloween is on October 31st, when kids dress up and ask for candy. Sint-Maarten is on November 11th, and children walk with lanterns, singing for treats. We’ll look at the main differences and what makes each celebration special!

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In this episode, I tell you more about volunteer work in the Netherlands. I discuss what it means to be a volunteer, why it's important for the community, and the benefits for both volunteers and those they help. I also share tips on how to find volunteer opportunities and encourage you to get involved in your local community.

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In this episode, I talk about the switch to wintertime, when we turn the clock back one hour. I explain why wintertime is easier for our bodies than summertime and how shorter days can affect our mood. I also give simple tips to feel better during the winter.

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In this episode, I discuss some well-known Dutch children's books, and I give you tips for books you can read to improve your Dutch. I explain why children's books are a lot of fun, but they may not always be the best choice for improving your reading skills.

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In this episode, I talk about the coffee culture in the Netherlands and how important coffee is in daily life. You'll learn how to order coffee in a Dutch café, with tips for asking for decaf, plant-based milk, or a glass of water. And finally, I will share some other names we use for coffee.

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In this episode, I will share important information you need to know during pregnancy. You will learn about prenatal check-ups, especially the 20-week ultrasound, and the choices you have for giving birth, like home births and hospital births. I also discuss kraamzorg, which is the help you get at home after your baby is born.

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In this episode, I will tell you more about the public transportation in the Netherlands, known as OV. You'll learn how to use trains, buses, trams, and the metro effectively. I share some tips and discuss important words, such as "overstappen" and "reizen in de spits", along with what to do if you forget to check out. 

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In this episode, I talk about autumn in the Netherlands. You'll hear about the cooler weather, colorful leaves, and fun activities like forest walks. I also share tips to stay warm and introduce Dutch autumn foods.

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In this episode, I explore Prinsjesdag, where the king presents the government’s plans for the year. I discuss the king’s role, and why this day is important in the Netherlands.

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