Prepositions are an essential but sometimes tricky part of learning Dutch. They often raise questions about how to use them correctly and where to place them in a sentence.

Using prepositions is always a challenge in any language. Often, their usage doesn’t follow strict logical rules, which means that some combinations simply need to be memorized to use them correctly.

One of the most enjoyable ways to improve your language skills is by reading literature. Below are three Dutch books that have been very popular among young readers in the Netherlands in recent years, and beyond. Each title comes with a brief summary to give you a taste of what to expect.

Choosing the correct definite article in Dutch can be challenging, especially since the article "het" does not always have a direct equivalent in Greek. While there are rules you can refer to (covered in a previous post), using visual aids can make learning easier.