Why you need fun to learn Dutch

We all have memoires of that one teacher who always grabbed our attention because he or she made jokes or surprised us. There was never a dull moment, but lessons filled with real life stories and action. Do you remember how exciting it was to learn new things? Wasn’t it that same curiosity and longing for fun and adventure that brought you to a new country with a different culture and language? Why not make learning Dutch part of the fun as well?

Are you one of those people who spent their school years yawning in the back of the classroom? Did you expect the same to happen when learning the Dutch language? Are you afraid to end up in a group of language learners who after three weeks have all reached different levels? Do you hate the routine of fixed hours and the ‘back-to-school feeling’, learning things that will not actually help you get around in your new language the next day? Do you strongly dislike wasting your precious time? Well, so do we!

Growthengineering.co.uk states: ‘Fun has a positive effect on motivation levels, determining what we learn and how much we retain. Learning isn’t a one-off event. It requires repetition and dedication. If the experience is fun, learners will stay curious and keep coming back for more. Learning needs fun, if learning isn’t fun, it won’t be effective. That’s not just a sneaking suspicion – it’s a cold, hard, scientific fact.

What methods does Flowently use to make learning Dutch your success story? Instead of sitting in a classroom, you can meet up with a private tutor in a local café in town and learn Dutch over a cup of coffee in a relaxed and real life environment. You will learn practical language skills and useful grammar that you can use right away. We have a special method to improve speaking skills and guarantee correct pronunciation. Learn what is useful to you and do so at your own pace!