Tag Archives: learning Dutch

Vices or Virtues?: No, the 7 Links Project

Posted on July 19, 2011 by wordgeyser

Like many people I start the day by checking my emails, social networking sites and online global newspapers, at the same time rehydrating with a large cup of hot, steaming tea. Part of this ‘starting the day’ process involves reading … Continue reading →

Posted in Inspiration and Reflection, Writing | Tagged 7 links project, adventuresinexpatland, Blog, blog challengs, count only sunny hours, expat friends, expatcalidocious, finding my new normal, learning a new languge, learning Dutch, perking the pansies, the singing warrior, trailing spouses, Tripbase, Writers Resources | 6 Comments

Pillow Talk: The Best Way to Learn a New Language

Posted on April 5, 2011 by wordgeyser

The Dutch are an enigmatic race. On the one hand conservative to a fault, on the other broad-minded, tolerant and objective. A confusing mix for the outsider – you think you have the culture sussed then something goes and blows … Continue reading →

Posted in Dutch Culture, Family Life, Learning Dutch, Personal challenges, The Netherlands, Women and Female Related | Tagged best way to learn a new language, best way to learn Dutch, dutch attitudes to sex, Dutch attitudes to sex and drugs, dutch tolerance, expat experiences, Humour - Dark, learning a new language, learning Dutch, living in the Netherlands, sex and language learning, teenage attitudes to sex in Holland | 10 Comments

Raunchy Daffodils and Randy Tulips: Learning the Lingo Part III

Posted on February 23, 2011 by wordgeyser

February, and those fragile signs that winter is finally drawing to a close and spring is just around the corner. Spending time outdoors walking the Archster I’m perhaps more aware than most of the changing seasons – when the first snowdrops appear and … Continue reading →

Posted in Dutch Culture, Expat Experiences, Family Life, Learning Dutch, Personal challenges | Tagged daffodils, Dutch language, Dutch tulips, Expat, expat experiences, expats and new languages, how to speak Dutch, learning a foreign language, learning Dutch, Life Around The Hague, Netherlands, speaking Dutch, Tulip | 3 Comments

Cataracts and Breast Implants: Learning the Lingo Part II

Posted on February 15, 2011 by wordgeyser

This was one of those times I dreaded (there have been many) when the reality of living in a foreign country and not having a complete command of the language can cause undue anxiety and stress. I sat in the bright … Continue reading →

Posted in Dutch Culture, Expat Experiences, Learning Dutch, Women and Female Related | Tagged dutch health, Expat, expat experiences with new language, expats learning a new language, how to learn a foreign language, how to speak Dutch, learning a new language, learning Ditch, learning Dutch, speaking Dutch | 4 Comments

How the English Approach Language Learning: Learning the Lingo Part I

Posted on January 18, 2011 by wordgeyser

The Captain and I settled into uncomfortable silence, looking down at the space between us. We had made an executive decision to, maybe, engage the services of a private Dutch tutor to finally get to grips with the language. There … Continue reading →

Posted in England and Things English, Expat Experiences, Family Life, Learning Dutch, Personal challenges | Tagged Battle of Agincourt, Expat, expat experiences with languages, expat life, expats learning new language, how to learn a new language, humor, languages, learning a new language, learning Dutch | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: learning Dutch

Vices or Virtues?: No, the 7 Links Project

Raunchy Daffodils and Randy Tulips: Learning the Lingo Part III

How the English Approach Language Learning: Learning the Lingo Part I

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