A must-have book for learning Dutch.

What are the necessary books for learning Dutch? The following are the necessary books about learning Dutch that I share with you. I hope you like it!

Books necessary for learning Dutch: 1. Practical courses in Dutch.

Edited by Wang Wenbo.

Recommended reason: This book systematically describes the basic teaching materials of Dutch words, words, sentences, basic knowledge and basic grammar phenomena, with exercises.

12. Learn 120 sentences in Dutch now.

Written by Zhang Shuxue.

Highlight: This book consists of twelve units: daily expression, making friends, entertainment, talking time, birthday, weather, emergency expression, hotel, post office, cafe, restaurant and travel expression.

Each unit in the book consists of five parts: main terms, basic terms and situational dialogues (Dutch, Chinese and English).

2.300 sentences in Dutch

Editor Guo Jing.

Highlight: This book is divided into two parts: basic knowledge of Dutch (including introduction to pronunciation and basic grammar) and practical dialogue. This paper summarizes the pronunciation and spelling rules of Dutch; This paper introduces the morphology, syntax and many other contents of Dutch.

I hope these books can help everyone! On the road of learning Dutch, go forward bravely and cut through difficulties.

3. Tal, Talvi/Tal, Tartault

This series is a sister textbook.

Recommended reason: a set of teaching materials that integrate Dutch learning into Dutch customs introduction. At the same time, you will know more about what kind of country Holland is. This textbook should be a good choice for students who plan to study and work in the Netherlands.

4.Vanzelfsprekend

Highlight: This textbook is published by Instituto Voorleven de Talen-K.U. Leuven, which is most suitable for children's shoes living in Dutch-speaking Belgium.

Step 5 contact

A * * * is divided into three volumes, the first volume should be A2 level, the second volume is B 1 level, and the third volume is B2 level. There are textbooks, vocabulary and workbooks.

Recommended reason: the whole book is written in Dutch, but there are chapters in the glossary, which explain every new Dutch word that appears.

6.the Rosetta stone

Highlight: Suitable for students with zero foundation and entry level. Because each new chapter will repeat the previous chapter, it is very helpful to lay a good foundation.

Step 7 jam

Highlight: STAP is suitable for beginners, starting with the most basic content. Each lesson is divided into different topics, including special dialogues, words, exercises and special explanations of grammar.

8. Dutch gangs

Highlight: This book can reach Dutch NT2 level after in-depth study. There are dialogues, word lists, main sentence patterns, grammar and exercises in different scenes in the book.

9. Nederland is angry!

Highlight: This book is written in English and Dutch and is divided into two parts: A 1 and A2. Suitable for beginners, mainly listening and reading. Being biased towards life scenes can help you master everyday language in a short time.

The above nine books are all textbooks written in authentic Dutch. Next, I recommend some textbooks written or translated in Chinese to meet your different needs.

10. Practical Dutch grammar

Translated by Yolande Spaans, China, Taiwan Province Province and Zheng Weizhong.

Highlight: This book is less than 100 pages, but the explanation is systematic, which is enough for beginners. The book is concise, clean and clear, and won't make people feel scared. It is an entry-level grammar book. There is a free PDF version on the Internet, which can be downloaded.

1 1. code (divided into I/II/III volumes)

Highlight: The book covers all aspects of daily life. Dialogues and texts are full of the flavor of the times, and grammar is integrated into various scenes of life, which is a set of original Dutch textbooks suitable for classroom teaching. This book is accompanied by a multimedia CD.

12. Delve Steffa (divided into primary and intermediate)

This set of teaching materials is relished by many students studying in Holland? Green paper? .

Highlight: The pronunciation of the text is very pure, and the standard Dutch in northern Netherlands is used as the material. The text is short and pithy, similar to English classic textbooks. New concept English? Have the same effect. It is a course suitable for students with basic knowledge of Dutch pronunciation to learn and correct their pronunciation.

Some experiences of people who have learned Dutch and artifact recommendation: learning materials recommendation

First of all, I want to introduce some materials to you. In this country where Dutch information is extremely scarce, the collection and comparison of information will not happen overnight.

1. Complete Dutch

When I first started, I bought the full series of "Self-study" in the Netherlands, which is available on Taobao. This book is really fast for the introductory stage, and the English explanation is very clear and easy to understand. Not to mention how profound the explanation is, at least you will hardly encounter unsolvable problems when you study. The stereo is also very good. After ten classes, I can basically master the basic pronunciation and grammar of Dutch. The disadvantage is that the article pays great attention to oral English, and most texts focus on dialogue mode. This learning mode of Li Lei and Han Meimei is not enough for the systematic study of grammar, and oral English is not what I read, so I need to practice. After studying for a period of time, the sentence order is still in a mess, except for what I recited in the text, I can hardly say it myself, or I made a mistake.

2. Green Paper

Nederlands voorbuitenlanders of Delftse methode doesn't know why the cover is a field and it is green, but the content is really good, with a large vocabulary and rich topics. In general, it takes about 2 months to absorb the main knowledge at the earliest, and then it will reach A2 level. It is very helpful to improve reading ability and vocabulary. Grammar is best taught by a teacher, otherwise it is difficult to teach yourself. If you really want to teach yourself, you should have a copy of Practical Dutch Grammar translated by Zheng Weizhong of Taiwan Province Province. The electronic version can be printed, and so can the paper Taobao. In fact, there are more advanced grammar books, but the information I said is easy to find on Taobao, and it is very practical. There is no need to make it difficult.

3. Application

You need a good dictionary, take it with you every day and look it up at any time. However, thanks to Jobs and other electronic device developers, you should get two very practical Dutch applications. Dictionary software is free? NL dictionary box? Dutch and English check each other, and the other is pronunciation software recorded by Forvo and native speakers, including countless languages. Just choose Dutch. The website is free, and the App charges on the Apple platform, but I bought it on Taobao when I was smart, 2 yuan. Please let me know if you find something cheaper.

You can also use AnkiApp, a multilingual word memorizing software, and you need to download various word packages yourself. There is also a personal favorite Lingua (I don't tell him about ordinary people), which is really helpful for expanding reading. Is a news reading software that can automatically collect words on the screen. What's left? Many neighboring countries? Huh? Rosetta stone? Well, I personally don't recommend it. Foreigners' learning thinking is always different from ours. We like to learn by fishing!

4. Code 2-3

This is recommended by my teacher, and I find it refreshing to learn. If you study for more than 2 months as I said before, you can basically start learning B 1. Taobao has more than 100 books, which can be advanced, with a large vocabulary, common use, standardized grammar and a large amount of texts. You can't understand your listening quickly and explain clearly in Dutch. However, they just study happily.

With the above artifacts recommended by me, I don't think you need anything else from primary to intermediate.

Personal experience

Dutch didn't sound good at first, but I was curious when I heard Norwegian, and I thought Dutch was born. Ahem, that is to say, the quality of a language depends on our own listening habits. If you get used to it, you won't feel that any language is bad or good, just like a foreigner complaining that Chinese is not good, I can't hear it at all.

Then for us to learn a language, we should also imitate its pronunciation and intonation. Pay special attention to the accuracy of vowels. In addition, I solemnly emphasize that both uvula and tongue sound can be practiced, depending on whether you want to practice hard. I wrote the contact information in another tweet, but your tongue is still yours, and only you know how to practice fast. You can't even control your tongue. What can you do to realize your ideal and achieve your career? ! ! May you overcome your tongue! !