Learn Dutch,
16 words a day
Build the vocabulary the inburgeringsexamen and the Belgian nationality test actually ask for — with spaced repetition, native audio, and a Tetris break that makes words stick.
Start free — no credit card · your progress is saved to your account
Why Dutch vocabulary decides your exam
Two countries, one language requirement — and both exams test whether you know the words, not whether you know the grammar rules.
Nationality & inburgering
The Netherlands requires the inburgeringsexamen (A2, moving to B1); Belgium requires A2 Dutch for naturalisation in Flanders. Both start with vocabulary.
Work and paperwork
Contracts, the gemeente, your doctor, your landlord. Everyday Dutch is what turns living there into belonging there.
Family and school
Parent evenings, your children’s homework, the neighbours. The words you use most are the ones we teach first.
An official certificate, not just an app badge
Reach a CEFR vocabulary level and claim a certificate with your name, a unique serial, and a QR code anyone can scan to verify it — retention-proven after 90 days.
Sample shown. Every real certificate has its own serial number and public verification page.
Built for remembering, not cramming
Sixteen words a day, five focused minutes, and a system that brings a word back exactly when you are about to forget it.
Hear every word
Native-quality audio on every entry, so you learn how the word actually sounds — not how it looks.
Synonyms count as correct
Type any accepted Dutch equivalent and it is marked right — you are learning a language, not memorising one answer key.
A game between answers
Every six words you earn a Tetris break. The pause is not a gimmick — spacing is what moves words into long-term memory.
Learn on the train
Download a category and practise offline — useful on a commute where signal comes and goes.
Je eerste 16 woorden wachten.
Free to start, no card required. Five minutes today is sixteen words you will still know next month.