
German vs Dutch: Fixing Your False Friends
German is a huge head start in Dutch, until a false friend trips you up. Here are the words that look the same and mean something else entirely.
5 practical guides about vocabulary for expats in the Netherlands and Flanders, from Learn Dutch For Expats.

German is a huge head start in Dutch, until a false friend trips you up. Here are the words that look the same and mean something else entirely.

Dutch and English are close cousins, which makes Dutch one of the easier languages for English speakers. Here is what is familiar, and what still trips you up.

The Dutch rental vocabulary you need on Funda and Pararius and with your landlord: huur, borg, servicekosten, and the listing words that decide your search.

Kaal, gestoffeerd, or gemeubileerd? These three Dutch words decide whether your new place has floors, curtains, and furniture. Here is exactly what each includes.

A starter set of practical Dutch phrases for daily life in Amsterdam: cafés, shops, transport, and small talk. They work across the Netherlands and Flanders too.