Spaced repetition
The algorithm shows a word right before you forget it. Less cramming, more results.
Spelloom language course
Build practical Dutch vocabulary in a few focused minutes a day. Spelloom schedules each review when it is most useful.
Try a mini lessonExamples with translations; the mini lesson may use different words.
Ik wil graag een koffie, alstublieft.
I would like a coffee, please.
Choose useful words, practise active recall and revisit them before they fade. Your plan adapts to every correct answer and mistake.
The algorithm shows a word right before you forget it. Less cramming, more results.
Every course includes more than 5,500 words across all levels — from your first words to advanced vocabulary. You can also build your own lists in the Word Bank.
Cards and exercises use memorable images and short clips of native speakers saying each word in real-life context.
Try a practical phrase: “Ik wil graag een koffie, alstublieft”. Listen, repeat it aloud, then recall it without looking at the translation.
The course contains more than 5,500 Dutch words across levels A1–C1. Start with everyday vocabulary, choose the level that suits you and gradually move towards more advanced topics without relying on exhausting memorisation.
Build your Dutch vocabulary step by step, from essential everyday words to language for work, study and confident conversation.
Listen to native-speaker audio and connect every Dutch word with the way it naturally sounds.
Spaced repetition brings difficult words back sooner and gives well-known words progressively longer intervals.
Free: up to 5 new words per course each day, with a total of 10 across all courses. Premium removes these limits.
Work through exercises with memorable images and clips from native speakers. Spelloom uses your speed and accuracy to adapt each review: words you know appear less often, while difficult ones come back sooner.
Review words through different exercises. As your answers improve, the exercises gradually become more challenging.
Dutch nouns use de or het. Learn the article together with the word, and practise vowel contrasts in short phrases instead of guessing pronunciation from spelling alone.
Yes. Begin at A1 with common words and phrases, then progress at your own pace towards more advanced vocabulary.
The course includes more than 5,500 words across levels A1–C1, organised by difficulty and practical topic.
Yes. Native-speaker recordings help you connect each word with natural pronunciation and strengthen listening recall.
A few focused minutes every day is enough to build a steady routine. Spelloom prepares the words that are most useful to review next.
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