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How to learn Dutch? Does anyone have any good sources to recommend? (lemmy.wtf)

submitted 1 year ago by edgyspazkid@lemmy.wtf to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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Hi. I'm wondering if anyone could recommend a good way to learn Dutch. A few months ago, I came across this website How to learn Japanese from tofugu. It recommended learning hiragana, basic kanji pronunciation, how to pronounce characters, and everything related to mnemonics in order to remember everything as well as possible.

I wonder if anyone could recommend a good way to learn Dutch? Perhaps someone who is currently learning it or has a favorite set of Anki flashcards or a YouTube channel worth recommending?

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[–] Presently42@lemmy.ca 4 points 1 year ago

For spoken language learning, nothing beats the Pimsleur method. Easily found by those, who sail the high seas

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