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Permalink Reply by Cristina Corduneanu on December 3, 2008 at 12:16pm

http://www.rocvantwente.nl/volwassene/BE-NT2/Educatief-Centrum-Olde...

Yes, they still have it. I will send an email to ask for specific information :-)

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Permalink Reply by Cristina Corduneanu on December 3, 2008 at 12:19pm

and here is a link for small word games, if you have time: http://www.taalnet.nl/taalspel/index.html :-)

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Permalink Reply by Joan on December 3, 2008 at 1:20pm

Cristina said:

and here is a link for small word games, if you have time: http://www.taalnet.nl/taalspel/index.html :-)

Very nice game. Thank you

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Permalink Reply by Cristina Corduneanu on December 4, 2008 at 5:41pm

NT2 courses, level I and II. Roc van Twente in Almelo, Hengelo and Enschede:
http://www.roc.nl/default.php?fr=details&id=2325&language=en (very nice, there is an English version)

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Permalink Reply by Cristina Corduneanu on December 4, 2008 at 5:44pm

I agree with you Margo, about the grammar. ROC van Twente has very good teachers - thank you Bernadette and Marie Louise! - so my grammar is rather good. I still have to work on my woordenschat (vocabulary)..

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Permalink Reply by Bea Stanford on December 4, 2008 at 7:25pm

Good advice Margo, this is also my experience, even if sometimes I feel uncertain about my ability to structure correct sentences, I know that speaking Dutch is the best practice. Cristina, Bernadette was also my teacher, but only for two months.

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Permalink Reply by Jenny McKellar on December 18, 2008 at 11:39am

Here is a page with heaps of links to on-line Dutch language sites, with mini courses, exercises, vocab lists etc. You might find them useful?...
http://www.onzetaal.nl/koppling/dutch.php
One that is not listed is Byki (Bkyi 4 Express) You might have to do a search for Byki to find it.
Tell us if you have any success with any of these.

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Permalink Reply by Laura on December 18, 2008 at 7:17pm

Hallo Cristina,

I agree with Margo the best is to speak the language..en don't worry about the mistakes. Take everyone you can en just try to speak dutch ! is the best advice.

I got my first dutch lessons in Amsterdam: www.bltc.nl. Great intensive courses en good teachers !
After that I moved to Enschede en I made some courses by: www.talentwente.nl. Small groups en personal approach.

By the citytown hall (next to the station) they have a great brochure "Doe mee, werk mee, leef mee in Esnchede" where you can find great websites with a lot of information. The brochure is mostly in dutch en some information is translate in other languages....go to take one !!

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Permalink Reply by Cristina Corduneanu on December 23, 2008 at 11:19am

I've contacted ROC van Twente and asked for more information. I've invited them here so maybe we will have soon some more information about Learning Dutch courses :-)

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Permalink Reply by Cristina Corduneanu on January 6, 2009 at 6:41pm

Just received more info on the subject. If interested please do join the Learn Dutch group :-)

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Permalink Reply by Cristina Corduneanu on January 10, 2009 at 3:43pm

And finally, the presentation "Learn Dutch" courses from ROC van Twente. See you there, if you have time to attend :-)
http://www.twenteinside.com/events/presentation-learn-dutch

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Permalink Reply by Cristina Corduneanu on January 21, 2009 at 12:18pm

Follow Up 4 course of UTwente starts already on 3rd of February. It's not only for the family members of UT employees, anybody (on the right level of Dutch) can join. Contact the TaalCoördinatiePunt secretary, Lianne Peper, tel. (053) 489 2040 or email tcp@utwente.nl. Success :-) (I think I am going to join too)

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