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What is Dutch Daily?

Dutch Daily is a free website for learning Dutch a little every day, made for expats and beginners living in the Netherlands. Each morning brings a new word of the day, fresh words and a small real-life challenge.

  • Real Dutch voices: over 100 words recorded by native speakers.
  • Learn: flashcards, quizzes, listening practice and sentence building, sorted by topic (basics, supermarket, travel, work and IT, numbers and days, small talk, at home).
  • Play: Tulip Pop, Fietsrace, Memory Wall and De of Het? to practise vocabulary and de/het articles.
  • Talk: chat with Dominika, an AI Dutch tutor who role-plays the bakery, the gemeente or the office and corrects your mistakes.
  • Track: a daily XP goal, streaks and a tulip garden that grows as you practise.
Dutch DailyElke dag een beetje beter.

Credits

  • Concept and design: Kunal Kumbhar
  • Built with Claude by Anthropic

Audio

  • Native-speaker recordings from Wikimedia Commons and Lingua Libre, used under their Creative Commons and public-domain licences.
  • Each speaker and licence is listed under "Speakers and licences" below.

Third parties

  • Music and videos open on YouTube and YouTube Music and belong to their creators.
  • Typeface: Archivo, SIL Open Font License.
  • Dutch Daily is an independent project and is not affiliated with these services.
Speakers and licences

Tap a word to open the original recording and its licence. Phrases without a recording use the computer voice.

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