Learn Dutch Wildly – join our book club!
You’ll be able to speak about complex topics in Dutch by… guess what? By doing just that!
✅Real Topics in Dutch only
✅Small groups 3 – 6 students
✅Access to monthly Q & A
✅We’ll also watch the film together and discuss it during our last session
Oorlogswinter – Sessions on Thursdays 11.00 – 12.30
Group Starting in July
All Sessions on Zoom
SUMMER CLUB
11.00 – 12.30
Thursday July 10
Thursday July 17
Thursday July 24
Thursday July 31
Thursday August 6
Thursday August 13
Thursday August 20
Thursday August 27
Anne Frank – Sessions on Tuesdays 11.00 – 12.30
Group Starting in July
All Sessions on Zoom
SUMMER CLUB
11.00 – 12.30
Thursday July 8
Thursday July 15
Thursday July 22
Thursday July 29
Thursday August 4
Thursday August 11
Thursday August 18
Thursday August 25
The Intermediate Book Club
B1 & B2Natuurlijk historisch Nederlands!
Learn hundreds of words by reading a Dutch historic novel. You’ll learn about Dutch history and culture too.
✅8 sessions
✅1,5 hour per session
✅Online on Zoom
✅Class Notes in Google doc
✅Challenging Homework Assignments (optional)
If you miss a session, you can join another group
Learn Dutch history, vocabulary and grammar with this historic novel book club!
We’ll discuss the book in the first 7 sessions. In the last, we discuss the film. We’ll keep track of everything in a Google Doc, that after the course will forever be yours.
Check out the trailer of ‘Oorlogswinter’:
It’s really helpful for students, especially it is good for beginners A1-A2. Interesting story accompanied with audio guide helped me to learn a lot of new words. And the best part is that the book is written with real language used by locals. So it’s highly recommended if you want to learn Natuurlijk Nederlands!
Reading Max’s book was a great way to learn Dutch! Its fun stories teach tons of vocabulary that is useful for everyday conversations and provide insight into common Dutch situations (schools, children, meeting friends, etc.) 10/10 recommendation!
Max’s method not only helped me to finally learn Dutch, but also to find the language more appealing. The stories he tells are very relatable to the expat life which made me feel understood and connected to the plots. With the basics I have now, I feel more comfortable communicating in Dutch wherever I go.
