Gerdi Quist lectures in Dutch at University College, London. Dennis Strik previously lectured for ten years at UCL and continues to teach and translate Dutch.

an excellent language guide ... certainly worth investing in if you are serious about learning to conquer this gorgeously throaty vernacular

• : introduction: introduction: introduction: pronunciation: pronunciation: pronunciation01: Hello, come in!01: Hello, come in!01: Hello, come in!02: What do you do?02: What do you do?02: What do you do?03: Where do you live?03: Where do you live?03: Where do you live?04: Groceries04: Groceries04: Groceries05: Do you know the way?05: Do you know the way?05: Do you know the way?06: Nice shoes!06: Nice shoes!06: Nice shoes!07: Can I have a return to Wageningen?07: Can I have a return to Wageningen?07: Can I have a return to Wageningen?08: Did you have a nice holiday?08: Did you have a nice holiday?08: Did you have a nice holiday?09: I've brought flowers for you09: I've brought flowers for you09: I've brought flowers for you10: In the past10: In the past10: In the past11: Let's go to Antwerp11: Let's go to Antwerp11: Let's go to Antwerp12: I'll send you a text message12: I'll send you a text message12: I'll send you a text message13: I really don't know what I want13: I really don't know what I want13: I really don't know what I want14: I know exactly how you feel14: I know exactly how you feel14: I know exactly how you feel15: I'm on the computer just about the whole day15: I'm on the computer just about the whole day15: I'm on the computer just about the whole day16: TV is becoming more and more banal16: TV is becoming more and more banal16: TV is becoming more and more banal: Key to the exercises: Key to the exercises: Key to the exercises: Strong and irregular verbs: Strong and irregular verbs: Strong and irregular verbs: Dutch-English vocabulary: Dutch-English vocabulary: Dutch-English vocabulary

Gerdi Quist lectures in Dutch at University College, London. Dennis Strik previously lectured for ten years at UCL and continues to teach and translate Dutch.

an excellent language guide ... certainly worth investing in if you are serious about learning to conquer this gorgeously throaty vernacular

• : introduction: introduction: introduction: pronunciation: pronunciation: pronunciation01: Hello, come in!01: Hello, come in!01: Hello, come in!02: What do you do?02: What do you do?02: What do you do?03: Where do you live?03: Where do you live?03: Where do you live?04: Groceries04: Groceries04: Groceries05: Do you know the way?05: Do you know the way?05: Do you know the way?06: Nice shoes!06: Nice shoes!06: Nice shoes!07: Can I have a return to Wageningen?07: Can I have a return to Wageningen?07: Can I have a return to Wageningen?08: Did you have a nice holiday?08: Did you have a nice holiday?08: Did you have a nice holiday?09: I've brought flowers for you09: I've brought flowers for you09: I've brought flowers for you10: In the past10: In the past10: In the past11: Let's go to Antwerp11: Let's go to Antwerp11: Let's go to Antwerp12: I'll send you a text message12: I'll send you a text message12: I'll send you a text message13: I really don't know what I want13: I really don't know what I want13: I really don't know what I want14: I know exactly how you feel14: I know exactly how you feel14: I know exactly how you feel15: I'm on the computer just about the whole day15: I'm on the computer just about the whole day15: I'm on the computer just about the whole day16: TV is becoming more and more banal16: TV is becoming more and more banal16: TV is becoming more and more banal: Key to the exercises: Key to the exercises: Key to the exercises: Strong and irregular verbs: Strong and irregular verbs: Strong and irregular verbs: Dutch-English vocabulary: Dutch-English vocabulary: Dutch-English vocabulary

Gerdi Quist lectures in Dutch at University College, London. Dennis Strik previously lectured for ten years at UCL and continues to teach and translate Dutch.

an excellent language guide ... certainly worth investing in if you are serious about learning to conquer this gorgeously throaty vernacular

• : introduction: introduction: introduction: pronunciation: pronunciation: pronunciation01: Hello, come in!01: Hello, come in!01: Hello, come in!02: What do you do?02: What do you do?02: What do you do?03: Where do you live?03: Where do you live?03: Where do you live?04: Groceries04: Groceries04: Groceries05: Do you know the way?05: Do you know the way?05: Do you know the way?06: Nice shoes!06: Nice shoes!06: Nice shoes!07: Can I have a return to Wageningen?07: Can I have a return to Wageningen?07: Can I have a return to Wageningen?08: Did you have a nice holiday?08: Did you have a nice holiday?08: Did you have a nice holiday?09: I've brought flowers for you09: I've brought flowers for you09: I've brought flowers for you10: In the past10: In the past10: In the past11: Let's go to Antwerp11: Let's go to Antwerp11: Let's go to Antwerp12: I'll send you a text message12: I'll send you a text message12: I'll send you a text message13: I really don't know what I want13: I really don't know what I want13: I really don't know what I want14: I know exactly how you feel14: I know exactly how you feel14: I know exactly how you feel15: I'm on the computer just about the whole day15: I'm on the computer just about the whole day15: I'm on the computer just about the whole day16: TV is becoming more and more banal16: TV is becoming more and more banal16: TV is becoming more and more banal: Key to the exercises: Key to the exercises: Key to the exercises: Strong and irregular verbs: Strong and irregular verbs: Strong and irregular verbs: Dutch-English vocabulary: Dutch-English vocabulary: Dutch-English vocabulary