NT2 Dutch A2
NT2 Dutch A2
Start Dutch completely from scratch: introduce yourself, go shopping, chat with your neighbour. Every lesson teaches you exactly the words you need — in a real sentence, with the correct pronunciation.
📚 16 chapters, 64 lessons — each in 6 steps: recognise, match, in a sentence, in a story, listen & write, translate.
🗣️ 1,564 words and phrases, each with AI pronunciation, an example sentence and the translation.
✅ 1,100 practice questions across 106 short tests.
🔁 42 review tests so nothing slips away.
🤖 AI grades your open answers and translations instantly — no waiting for a teacher.
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How This Course Works
Every lesson follows the same proven path. You don't just see a word once and hope it sticks — you meet it six times, each in a different way, so it moves from something you recognise into something you actually know.
Recognise
New words and phrases are introduced here for the first time, with the correct pronunciation and meaning. This part isn't graded — it's purely for reading and listening.
- Go through each new word and its meaning in the table.
- Click ▶ next to a word to hear it pronounced — listen as many times as you like.
- To see the meaning in your own language, pick it from the "Show meaning in" menu at the top.
- Hover over a word (tap it on mobile) to see the meaning in the language you picked.
- Look through every new word at least once before moving on.
Match
Reinforces the words you just met by matching them to their meaning, in both directions.
- You'll see meanings on one side and draggable words on the other.
- Read each meaning carefully.
- Drag the word you think matches into the box next to that meaning.
- Each word is used exactly once — once placed, it disappears from the list.
- Once every meaning has a word next to it, this step is done.
In a Sentence
Shows you how the word is used in a real sentence, so you learn the correct context, not just the dictionary meaning.
- Read a sentence with a gap in it, from start to finish.
- Think about which word from the list fits the gap, based on the sentence's meaning.
- Drag the right word into the gap.
- Not sure? Read the sentence again — the right answer depends on grammar as well as meaning.
- Complete every sentence on the page the same way.
In a Story
The words now appear together, inside a connected story or dialogue — the deepest level of real context. You can also use it purely as a listening exercise, by playing the story from start to finish.
- Read the whole story once, gaps and all, to get the general idea.
- For each gap, pick the word the sentence and the story's context point to.
- Can't find the right word? You can listen to the audio for any paragraph you're stuck on.
- Check the sentence before and after a gap too — the story's events follow on from each other.
- Once every gap is filled, read the story back to check it makes sense as a whole.
Listen & Write
Tests your listening and spelling — not just recognising a word, but writing it correctly.
- Click ▶ at the start of each line to hear the sentence.
- Type exactly what you hear — spelling, capitals and punctuation included.
- Replay the audio as many times as you like.
- Click outside the text box once you're done typing — this checks and saves your answer.
- Repeat for every sentence on the page.
Translate
Builds your ability to translate your own sentences, with personal, instant AI feedback — the deepest level of this method.
- Read the given sentence.
- Type your own translation into the box next to it.
- Click "Check" for instant feedback on your attempt.
- Not quite right? Revise your answer based on the feedback and click "Check" again — as many times as you need, you get fresh feedback each time.
- Once you've translated every sentence, submit the exercise.
How Review Tests Work
Review tests work differently: instead of new content, they quickly test what you've already learned, with one simple question type — either "Choose the word" (pick the right word for a given meaning) or "Choose the meaning" (pick the right meaning for a given word). Reviews happen at several levels: after each chapter, again combining several chapters together, and one final review across everything you've learned — so nothing you've studied is ever really forgotten.
Learn In Order, At Your Own Pace
Lessons unlock one at a time: to open the next one, you need to have completed the one before it. Completing a lesson doesn't require a high score — working through it once, start to finish, is enough. So you move forward the moment you feel ready, with no pass mark hanging over you and no exam-style pressure.
End-of-Chapter Games
At the end of each chapter, three quick mini-games let you practise the grammar you just learned — de/het articles, verb conjugation, and prepositions — in a fast, game-like way, as a change of pace from the word exercises.
Points and Levels
Every lesson and every review test you complete earns you points (XP), and those points add up to raise your level over time — so your progress is a visible score that climbs the more consistently you practise, not just "which lesson am I on".