Dutch Town
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Land at Schiphol
Five small rooms teach you the game while you play it: say hello, pick up your first words, order a coffee.
Hallo! Hello!How it works
A town where every chat is a Dutch lesson.
No word lists to cram. You walk around, you need something, you say it in Dutch. The words you use are the words you keep.
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Talk to the locals
The baker, the tram driver, the neighbour's cat. They answer in Dutch that fits your level and they remember you next time.
Een brood, alsjeblieft. A loaf, please.3
Keep your words
Words you meet turn into flashcards. Log in and your words, your look and your progress follow you to every device.
de gracht the canalYour level
From your first hallo to B2.
Pick a level and the whole town adjusts. The same baker, a different conversation.
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Bakker MilaDe Bakkerij · example chat
The town
Amsterdam, small enough to know everyone.
Shops, markets, parks and a houseboat. Every place has people with a job, a story and something to ask you.
62places to walk into
99characters to talk to
A1 to B2four levels, one town
1parrot called Rico
Schiphol the airportDe Bakkerij the bakeryHet Café the cafe
De Kaaswinkel the cheese shopDe Albert Cuypmarkt the marketHet Vondelpark the park
De Fietsenwinkel the bike shopAmsterdam Centraal the stationDe Bibliotheek the library
De Tramhalte the tram stopDe Jordaan the neighbourhoodDe Woonbootsteiger the houseboat pier
Good to know
Questions before you walk in.
Is it free?
Yes. Pick a name and you are in, and chatting by text is free. There is a daily chat limit so the town stays fair for everyone.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play as a guest. Log in with Google or your Dutch Fluency account and your words, your look and your progress follow you to every device.
How much Dutch do I need?
None. The arrival hall starts with hallo. At A1 and A2 you get English hints, from B1 the town speaks Dutch only.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops.
Who am I talking to?
Characters played by AI. Each has a job, a story and a memory of what you told them, so a second visit feels like one.
Kom binnen. The town is open.
Your first conversation is about a minute away.