cefr.nl — Practising Dutch

Vocabulary practice from A1 to C1, with pronunciation, an illustration where it helps, and a note on how each word is built from smaller pieces.

Conjugation drill — present, imperfectum, perfectum. Regular and irregular, separable and inseparable, in the example sentences that make the pattern stick.

Build Dutch sentences by ordering tiles. Dutch word-order doesn't come from instinct — it comes from doing the patterns until they feel familiar.

Hear a Dutch sentence, then reconstruct it word by word. Two modes: write what you heard in Dutch, or translate it into English.

Idioms and proverbs with their literal reading, their meaning, and the bit of story behind them. Useful, and quietly entertaining.

The shape of a Dutch sentence, told top-down. Each slot in the frame, the patterns that fill it, and what shifts when you pick one.

Look up any word in the dictionary view: pronunciation, decomposition, example sentences, level.

Collect words into your own study lists — for a chapter, a topic, or whatever a teacher just handed you.

Not sure of your level? A short mix of vocabulary, conjugation, and word-order questions that ends with a level recommendation.