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Human Body Parts

Learn essential spoken Dutch vocabulary for human anatomy, external body parts, and everyday sentences describing physical sensations.

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56 Cards
Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn the Dutch words for parts of the human body, from head to toe. You will also practise using them in simple everyday sentences with possessive words like 'my' and 'your'. This will help you describe physical appearance or talk about how you feel.
Lesson#2
The Dutch word for 'the head' is 'het hoofd'. For example, 'mijn hoofd' means 'my head'.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'the head' in Dutch?

het hoofd

Lesson#4
To talk about hair, Dutch uses 'het haar'. For example, 'haar haar' means 'her hair'.
Quiz#5
How do you say 'the hair' in Dutch?

het haar

Lesson#6
For 'the eye', Dutch uses 'het oog'. In the plural, 'the eyes' becomes 'de ogen'. For example, 'Zijn ogen zijn blauw' means 'His eyes are blue'.

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