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dewoorden#780
Translation (EN)
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How to learn Dutch words in context
Three short steps, the same as in Leesje itself. Scroll or pick a step to try it — nothing here changes a real account.
01 / Watch with understanding
Explore Dutch subtitles on YouTube, Netflix and Videoland just like words on a page.
Press ▶ to watch the short clip with spoken Dutch. The transcript opens from the edge of the page, just like on YouTubeThe transcript is right under the video: click a line to jump to it.
Click a line in the transcript to jump there, or a word to see its meaning.
02 / Read with understanding
Click the highlighted word in the example. Try saving it or marking it as known.
From everyday reading to your vocabulary
Op zaterdag fiets ik naar de bibliotheek. Daar vind ik altijd een goed boek.
Together with the sentence where you found them.
03 / Revisit what matters
Words from reading and videos go into your deck. Flashcards help you check whether you can recall them without a hint.
You can also practice de/het, past tense, word order and sentence gaps.
The same word from the article
library
Ik ga naar de bibliotheek om een boek te lenen.
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Any Dutch page, or a video with Dutch subtitles. Click a word to see what it means and keep it for review.
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Your words, flashcards and progress are saved to your account.
Unknown words are gently highlighted on the sites you already visit. One click shows the meaning and an example.
On YouTube, Netflix and Videoland, click a word in the Dutch subtitles or follow the full transcript.
Every saved word keeps the sentence it came from. Difficult words come back sooner, familiar ones later.
De/het, past tense, fill the gap and word order — practice built from the Dutch you actually meet.
Paste an article, a message or a short passage and read it with the same help.
Sign in to Leesje in Chrome on another computer and your words are there. The phone app isn’t out yet; it will sync with the same account.
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Your pace is a good pace: a growing word collection, a daily goal that fits your day and little milestones worth a quiet smile.
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Questions about learning Dutch with Leesje
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Write to usLeesje is a browser extension for learning Dutch through what you read and watch. It helps you understand words, save them with their sentences and return to them in reviews.
Leesje is coming soon to the Chrome Web Store, for Chrome on a computer. Leave your email and we’ll write once when it’s there. Until then, you can try it in the demo on this page.
You can explore with the Dutch you have. Short, familiar texts are a good starting point, and a short optional assessment marks words you likely know already. Leesje supports reading and vocabulary practice; it isn’t a complete language course.
YouTube, Netflix and Videoland, for videos that have Dutch subtitles. If a video has no Dutch subtitles, Leesje tells you.
The word, its meaning and the sentence it came from. Your flashcards keep that context, so the word has something familiar attached to it.
Not yet. Leesje for iPhone and Android is coming soon, but it isn’t released. It will let you review your flashcards and read Dutch you copy, with your words synced from the extension. Leave your email and we’ll write once when it’s in the App Store and on Google Play.
You get 30 free days when you create your account. No payment details are needed, and the free period never turns into a paid plan by itself.
Yes. Cancelling stops future renewals and your access continues until the end of the paid period. See the refund policy for details.
No. This page uses a few sample words to show the experience. Nothing is added to your word collection, and the demo resets when you reload the page.
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