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Some differences between English and Dutch :

The Dutch 'u' vowel doesn't exist in English. This needs training your ears, some exercising and a bit of self-discipline.

Making a difference between short and long vowels without diphthongizing is uncommon in English.

That piece of non conjugated verb at the end of Dutch sentences is a bit strange, isn't it?

Simple subordinate sentences are more often used in spoken Dutch.

Dutch pronunciation is more phonetic and spelling more regular.

One idea, one sentence, that's the same.

Wonderful training, really an impressive experience. Richard is a very dedicated and efficient professor. I will always remember this experience. Dank u Richard, dit was een bijzondere week!

Mauricio Soufen, Inbev

Richard Listens well, shares is own story, is precise with details and feedback and always with a good feeling. Hartelijk dank Richard.

(David F. Beaty, O.D. Reflection and Action)

This was an excellent course. Richard is to be complemented on his friendly and sincere manner and his keen sense of the specific needs of his students. 

(Robert Vanderdonck, Canada).

Richard van Egdom

studied family sociology and organizational development

at Louvain University,

he also is a mountain leader,

teaches phenomenology of problem solving and personal development 

at school of continuing studies at Lille University (France),

is fluent in Dutch, his mother tongue, French, German and English.

But since this are full immersion courses,

he may not speak much English with you.

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A great learning experience, a great technique and a great learning environment

(Robert Mayhew, Duke University).

My experience was excellent from the beginning until the end. Before deciding to take the class DialoguE helped me decide what the best program for my specific situation was. The progress I made in one week is unbelievable even for someone like me on his sixth language.

Thank you, you gave me all the tools to get better on my own.

(Diego Acevedo, Karlville inc.)

In one single week one to one full immersion Dutch course with Richard van Egdom an experienced private Dutch teacher you, your higher educated boss, colleague, friend or partner learn as much as during a full year of weekly classes or group teaching.

Here you progress at least one level of proficiency in Dutch in one single week of intensive and efficient one to one private Dutch courses.

are necessary ingredients of efficient motivating private Dutch courses.

Then you want to meet

share your experiences, opinions and idea's,

put your questions,

give your answers

As you want to communicate in Dutch about your interests, hobbies, concerns, you want to learn Dutch as fast as you can.

Vocabulary, correct pronunciation and sentence structure get more easy to learn.

They are no goal anymore but tools allowing you to understand, speak, dialogue, know each other, share, to exchange.

You get intensive theme centred coaching, your pace is appreciated, conversation topics are your topics.

During such an intensive private Dutch course you learn the Dutch you're interested in, as a result you start thinking and even dreaming in Dutch,

without that time-consuming detour of translation causing you to be only halfway when your partner already finished his sentence.

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In addition, during breaks, lunch and diner there's extra opportunity to relaxed conversation in Dutch

with your dedicated Dutch teacher or diner partners from local social and cultural life.

You not only learn Dutch, you learn Dutch ways of live, attitudes, ways of thinking and feeling, from inside,

through relaxed conversation about people and society in Flanders and the Netherlands,

about our habits, values, topics, our concerns and the way we are.

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During such an intensive private full immersion Dutch course, you, your boss, colleague, friend or partner not only learn Dutch.

You learn Dutch social grammar too: our customs, habits and social rules.