Learn Dutch from Czech
Learn Dutch from Czech.
์ ๋ฐ์ดํธ
580
Skills
1160
Lessons
9280
Exercises
572
Notes
๋ฐฐ์ฐ๊ฒ ๋ ๋ด์ฉ
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What you'll learn
The Czech-to-Dutch course covers 295 units from CEFR A1 to C1.
- 1.Basics
- 2.Food & Drink
- 3.Getting Around
- 4.Daily Life
- 5.People
- 6.Actions & Verbs
- 7.Past & Future
- 8.Town & Places
- 9.Health & Body
- 10.Hobbies & Nature
- 11.Home & Living
- 12.Food & Cooking
- 13.Shopping & Money
- 14.Travel & Transport
- 15.Feelings & Opinions
- 16.Technology & Media
- 17.Past Tense Deep-Dive
- 18.Comparisons
- 19.Commands & Articles
- 20.Pronouns
- 21.Possessives
- 22.Connectors
- 23.Questions
- 24.Present Perfect
- 25.Continuous Tenses
- 26.Modal Verbs
- 27.Adverbs
- 28.Prepositions of Place
- 29.Prepositions of Time
- 30.Negation
- 31.The Future
- 32.Conditionals
- 33.Relative Clauses
- 34.Reported Speech
- 35.Work & Careers
- 36.Education
- 37.Money & Banking
- 38.Technology
- 39.Personality
- 40.Emotions & Values
- 41.Culture & Arts
- 42.Society & Nature
- 43.Passive Voice
- 44.The Subjunctive
- 45.Advanced Connectors
- 46.Verbals
- 47.Advanced Syntax
- 48.Complex Clauses
- 49.Mood & Aspect
- 50.Discourse
- 51.Register
- 52.Idioms & Figurative
- 53.Advanced Vocabulary
- 54.Specialized Vocabulary
- 55.Word Nuance
- 56.Daily Routines
- 57.Relationships
- 58.Travel & Tourism
- 59.Digital Life
- 60.Health & Fitness
- 61.Jobs & the Workplace
- 62.Eating Out
- 63.Money & Spending
- 64.Home & Housing
- 65.Weather & Climate
- 66.School & Study
- 67.Media & News
- 68.Sports & Leisure
- 69.Clothes & Style
- 70.Family & Friends
- 71.City & Services
- 72.The Human Body
- 73.Science & Space
- 74.Emergencies & Safety
- 75.Arts & Crafts
- 76.Countries & Cultures
- 77.Music & Dance
- 78.History & Politics
- 79.Business & Trade
- 80.In the Kitchen
- 81.Recipes & Baking
- 82.Fruits & Vegetables
- 83.Drinks & Beverages
- 84.Housework & Chores
- 85.Rooms & Furniture
- 86.Tools & Repairs
- 87.Gardening & Plants
- 88.Clothing & Fashion
- 89.Grooming & Beauty
- 90.Colours & Patterns
- 91.Shapes & Sizes
- 92.Feelings & Moods
- 93.Character & Traits
- 94.Friendship & Dating
- 95.Conflict & Apology
- 96.Symptoms & Illness
- 97.At the Doctor
- 98.Pharmacy & Medicine
- 99.First Aid & Dentist
- 100.Exercise & Gym
- 101.Nutrition & Diet
- 102.Mental Wellbeing
- 103.Sleep & Routine
- 104.Office Life
- 105.Meetings & Email
- 106.Job Hunting
- 107.Careers & Pay
- 108.Personal Finance
- 109.At the Bank
- 110.Investing & Economy
- 111.Taxes & Bills
- 112.Air Travel
- 113.Hotels & Lodging
- 114.Car & Driving
- 115.Trains & Buses
- 116.Sightseeing & Tours
- 117.Camping & Outdoors
- 118.Beach & Sea
- 119.Mountains & Hiking
- 120.World Cuisines
- 121.Fine Dining & Restaurants
- 122.Street Food & Markets
- 123.Dietary Needs & Allergies
- 124.Pets & Companions
- 125.Farm Animals
- 126.Wild Animals
- 127.Sea Life & Birds
- 128.Trees & Plants
- 129.Landscapes & Geography
- 130.Rivers & Oceans
- 131.Natural Disasters
- 132.Biology Basics
- 133.Chemistry Basics
- 134.Physics Basics
- 135.Ecology & Climate Science
- 136.Computers & Software
- 137.The Internet & Online Life
- 138.Social Media & Sharing
- 139.AI & Smart Gadgets
- 140.Law & Crime
- 141.Religion & Belief
- 142.Media & Journalism
- 143.Charity & NGOs
- 144.Present Tense Mastery
- 145.Past Simple Mastery
- 146.Future Forms in Practice
- 147.Perfect Meets Simple
- 148.Progressive Forms in Use
- 149.Perfect Progressive Forms
- 150.Commands & Requests
- 151.Wishes & Hypothetical Situations
- 152.Extended Relative Structures
- 153.Noun Clauses & Embedded Questions
- 154.Reason, Purpose & Time Clauses
- 155.Advanced Conditional Patterns
- 156.Shades of Modality
- 157.Verbs With Particles
- 158.Reflexive & Reciprocal Actions
- 159.Causative Constructions
- 160.Gender & Number Agreement
- 161.Grammatical Case Marking
- 162.Definiteness & Articles
- 163.Quantifiers & Amounts
- 164.Pronoun Reference & Substitution
- 165.The Passive in Practice
- 166.Reporting What Others Said
- 167.Ellipsis & Substitution
- 168.Joining Ideas: Coordination
- 169.Joining Ideas: Subordination
- 170.Signposting in Speech & Writing
- 171.Punctuation & Written Style
- 172.Prefixes & Suffixes
- 173.Compound Words
- 174.Derivation Across Word Classes
- 175.False Friends & Word Traps
- 176.Everyday Idioms
- 177.Body Idioms
- 178.Animal Idioms
- 179.Colour & Food Idioms
- 180.Proverbs & Sayings
- 181.Similes
- 182.Slang & Colloquial
- 183.Interjections
- 184.Levels of Formality
- 185.Business Register
- 186.Academic Register
- 187.Polite Diplomacy
- 188.At the Post Office
- 189.Advanced Banking
- 190.Renting a Flat
- 191.Utilities & Setup
- 192.Making Reservations
- 193.Customer Service
- 194.Complaints & Refunds
- 195.Lost Property
- 196.Invitations & Plans
- 197.Advanced Small Talk
- 198.Congratulations & Condolences
- 199.Networking
- 200.Serious Emergencies
- 201.Police & Reports
- 202.Breakdowns & Repairs
- 203.Health Emergencies
- 204.Taxis & Ride-Hailing
- 205.Local Shops & Counters
- 206.Deliveries & Parcels
- 207.Waste & Recycling
- 208.Babies & Toddlers
- 209.School Admin
- 210.Playgrounds & Parties
- 211.Kids' Activities & Outings
- 212.Clarifying & Repeating
- 213.Spelling & Numbers Aloud
- 214.Talking About Words
- 215.Phone Menus & Hold
- 216.Residence Permits
- 217.Official Documents
- 218.Insurance
- 219.Consulate & Fines
- 220.Meeting the Neighbours
- 221.Noise & Neighbour Problems
- 222.Shared Spaces & House Rules
- 223.Caretakers & Building Managers
- 224.Giving Instructions
- 225.Explaining What Happened
- 226.Explaining Where
- 227.Passing On Messages
- 228.Starting a New Job
- 229.Time Off & Absence
- 230.Feedback & Reviews
- 231.Workplace Problems
- 232.Asking Favours
- 233.Advice & Suggestions
- 234.Offering Support
- 235.Sharing News
- 236.Accounts & Passwords
- 237.When Your Phone Won't Work
- 238.Sharing & Sending
- 239.Tech Help Both Ways
- 240.Welcoming Guests Home
- 241.Meals at Home
- 242.Staying the Night
- 243.Arriving & Leaving as a Guest
- 244.Running Late
- 245.Something Has Come Up
- 246.Weather Changes Everything
- 247.Making a Plan B
- 248.At the Hairdresser
- 249.Laundry Services
- 250.Alterations & Small Repairs
- 251.Opticians & Glasses
- 252.Finding Something Second-Hand
- 253.Meeting the Seller
- 254.Selling Your Own Things
- 255.Markets & Swaps
- 256.Breaking or Losing Something
- 257.Forgetting & Mixing Up
- 258.Saying the Wrong Thing
- 259.Putting It Right
- 260.Lunch & Coffee With Colleagues
- 261.Getting to Know a Colleague
- 262.Team Occasions
- 263.After-Work Invitations
- 264.Splitting the Cost
- 265.Lending & Borrowing Money
- 266.Chipping In Together
- 267.Treating & Being Treated
- 268.On the Bus or Train
- 269.Waiting Your Turn
- 270.A Tiny Favour From a Stranger
- 271.Helping a Stranger Out
- 272.Catching Up on a Call Home
- 273.Reassuring Family Far Away
- 274.News From Home
- 275.Staying Close From Far Away
- 276.Turning Up for the First Time
- 277.Taking Part
- 278.Becoming a Regular
- 279.When You Can't Keep Coming
- 280.Settling In With a Flatmate
- 281.Keeping the Flat Clean Together
- 282.Flatmate Friction
- 283.Flatmate Life
- 284.First Contact With a Tradesperson
- 285.While the Work Is Being Done
- 286.When the Job Is Finished
- 287.Regular Home Help
- 288.Picking Them Up at the Station
- 289.Showing Them Your New Life
- 290.Seeing It Through Their Eyes
- 291.When They Go Home Again
- 292.Becoming a Familiar Face
- 293.Chatting Across the Counter
- 294.Trying Something New
- 295.When Things Change at the Shop
Frequently asked questions
Is the Dutch course free?โ
Yes. Every one of Vinlingo's 870 courses is completely free โ all 9,280 Dutch exercises, with no paywall, no lesson limits, and no ads interrupting your practice.
What level does the Dutch course reach?โ
The Czech-to-Dutch course spans CEFR A1 to C1: 580 skills across 1160 lessons, from first words and greetings up to advanced grammar and vocabulary.
How is Dutch taught to Czech speakers?โ
Bite-sized lessons mix translation, listening, matching and word-bank exercises, each with spaced-repetition review so words you find hard come back more often. Every Dutch word and sentence has native-quality audio you can replay.
Do I need to type in Dutch?โ
No. Where Dutch uses a script or keyboard you may not have, exercises use tapable word tiles and multiple choice instead of typing, so you're never blocked.
How long does it take to learn Dutch?โ
At a lesson or two a day you'll cover the A1 basics in a few weeks and reach conversational A2โB1 over a few months. The full A1โC1 path is there whenever you want to keep going โ and it stays free.
Are there stories and grammar notes?โ
Yes โ short bilingual Dutch stories with comprehension checks, plus grammar notes on most skills that explain the point in Czech.
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