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Learn Dutch in hamburg
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Goedendag!
People in Hamburg undoubtedly associate the Netherlands with Rotterdam, where, at almost three times the size of Hamburg’s impressive port, the most dominant harbor in Europe can be found. Indeed, Northern Germany and the Netherlands share a long history and, frankly, our smaller neighbor to the West is currently ahead when it comes to port commerce.
Even though most Dutch people speak English and many of them even German, it is of course always nice when one can speak the language of the country when traveling. German and English native speakers tend to find it easier to progress quickly in their Dutch language courses, as the languages have so much in common.
Whether you’re completely new to the Dutch language or would simply like to brush up your language skills, you’ve definitely come to the right place at Institute4Languages. We offer Dutch language courses at every level. You can count on our top course quality as well service from our highly qualified team.
Curious? Contact us to find out about doing a trial lesson at your convenience to learn Dutch in Hamburg!
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Helpful online dictionaries
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Television stations
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Did you know?
- Dutch is spoken by 26 million people worldwide
- An official language in the Netherlands, Belgian and the European Union is Dutch
- There are about 6500 languages worldwide, but only about 35 of them are spoken more often as a mother tongue than Dutch.
- Dutch has an official status in five countries
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