Who is this course for?
A2 learners who know basic Dutch and want to connect phrases into natural conversations across everyday situations.
DutchBuilding Connections in Dutch: A2 Everyday Conversations
12 lessons
A2Building Connections in Dutch: A2 Everyday Conversations
Twelve A2 lessons that build listening and speaking through real-world Dutch dialogues: greetings, cafés, travel, work, health, plans and role-play practice.
Practice real-world Dutch across 12 A2 lessons, building listening, vocabulary and speaking in cafés, travel, work, healthcare and social plans.
01
Anita and Henk share embarrassing speaking blunders
B114:08
02
Newcomers stop English switching in the Netherlands
B114:35
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Henk and Anita at the kitchen table: a job interview
A29:48
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Henk and Anita on workplace atmosphere: gezellig, direct
A28:46
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Why Henk stopped working: Anita asks why he left his job
A211:00
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Checking in at an office: reception and directions
A28:23
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Anita and Henk’s first day at work in the Netherlands
A212:05
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Asking someone on a date in the Netherlands — Anita & Henk
A28:23
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Flemish speech shaping life in Flanders and Brussels
A210:38
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How people meet friends in the Netherlands — Henk & Anita
A210:07
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How Anita and Henk Talk to Your Boss: Phrases & Tips
A211:07
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How to ask your landlord for repairs in the Netherlands
A29:01
FAQ
What will I be able to do after completing the series?
Understand short slow dialogues, join everyday interactions (cafés, travel, work, health, invitations) and use new vocabulary in role-plays.
How are the 12 lessons organized?
Lessons progress from introductions and small talk to travel, shopping, work, healthcare, phone calls and social plans, each focusing on listening, phrases and speaking prompts.
How much time should I plan per lesson?
Self-paced: plan roughly 15–30 minutes per episode for listening and practice, more time for extra speaking or review.
Do I need extra materials or a teacher?
No special materials required—bring a notebook and find a speaking partner or record yourself to get the most out of the speaking practice.