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Exchange project
Dutch language class

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Todays class
  • Introduction of Dutch language
  •  The basics
  • Let's practice
  • Game

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Introduction
The Netherlands
Belgium (Flemisch)
Suriname
Caribean

South Africa

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Introduction
Germanic language family
similarities with German and English

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Key features
  • Vocabulary: Dutch vocabulary is quite similar to German and has many words that look or sound similar to English words. For example, "water" is "water" in Dutch, and "school" is "school".
  • Pronunciation: Dutch pronunciation might be a bit challenging at first. It includes some sounds that are not present in Spanish.
  • Grammar: Dutch grammar is known for its use of gender and cases, although it's simpler than in German. There are two genders in Dutch (common and neuter), and the word order can change depending on the sentence structure, much like in Spanish.

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Fun fact
  • Dutch is known for its long compound words. They create new words by simply adding words together, which can be fun and interesting. For example, "fietspad" means "bicycle path".

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Why learn Dutch?
  • Nederlands leren kan een geweldige manier zijn om je taalvaardigheden uit te breiden, meer te begrijpen over de Nederlandse cultuur en contact te leggen met Nederlandstaligen. Het is ook handig als je van plan bent om Nederland te bezoeken of er te studeren.

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Slide 8 - Vidéo

Practice
  • You and your exchange partner are a duo.
  • The Dutch student starts speaking slowly in Dutch for two minutes about hobbies, food, music, films or sports.
  • The Spanish student writes down all the words the thinks he understands. 
  • After the talking, you check together if the words were correctly understood and written.
timer
2:00

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Hello
How are you?
I'm fine, how are you?
I don't feel well.
I'm hungry.
I'm thirsty.
Let's go.
Goodbye
I like....
Hallo
Hoe gaat het?
Goed, en met jou?
Ik voel me niet goed.
Ik heb honger.
Ik heb dorst.
Laten we gaan.
Doei
Ik vind ... leuk/lekker.

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Strange sayings
"Nu komt de aap uit de mouw."
Vertaling: "Now the monkey comes out of the sleeve"
Betekenis: Now the truth is showing.

"Alsof er een engeltje over je tong piest."
Vertaling: "It's like an angel peeing over your tongue."
Betekenis: You say this when something tastes great.

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Vreemde gezegden
"Met de deur in huis vallen."
Vertaling: "Met de deur in huis vallen"
Betekenis: Als je slecht nieuws hebt, vertel je het direct.

"Er zit een addertje onder het gras."
Vertaling: "There is a viper underneath the grass"
Betekenis: There is a danger where you are not aware of.

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Write a diary page
  • Please pare up with your partner.
  • De Spaanse student probeert in het Nederlands op te schrijven wat hij tot nu toe in Nederland heeft gedaan/ervaren.
  • Gebruik het meegeleverde papier voor hulp.
  • De Nederlandse student helpt de Spaanse student.
  • Oefen de uitspraak in het Nederlands!
timer
10:00

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Thank you for your attention!
I hope you enjoyed
this Dutch language class

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