• Do you want to learn Dutch?
• Do you think it is hard to learn a foreign language?
• Do you think Dutch is a particularly hard language to learn?
• Do you see the task as a high mountain to climb?
• Do you think that learning a language is mostly learning vocabulary and difficult grammar rules by heart, which you find boring and challenging?
• Do you think the way to learn Dutch is to go to expensive language schools far from your home, and it will take years to achieve the intermediate level?

Well, if your answer is yes to any of these questions, join the crowd!

You are not alone!

But ... in fact, things are not so

grim at all!

Click HERE to read why!

Or ...read about my own very

effective and fun method:

In short, I simply have a spontaneous, natural conversation with

the student, about matters that interest him or her, and

I share my screen and type what I say and what the student says

at the same time, ... This makes a HUGE difference because

it is much easier to understand someone when you can read what he says

Normally it may be hard for the student to have a normal conversation

with the teacher but the way I do it, it is often doable. Of course I explain

everything that the student does not understand, translate it if necessary,

and this way the student learn very fast. Often I type around 2000 words in one

lesson, that is many more than students

hear and learn with regular teaching methods.

After the lesson the student will get the Word file with the complete text of what has been typed during the lesson.

and also the mp3 audio recording of that text!

Now if the student studies this material daily,

he or she will make excellent progress. And you do not learn "book language"

but complete natural conversation, which is much more useful.

Teaser video, click on the picture to play it in Youtube: Jump and go for it!