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Accommodation and Domestic Rooms

Learn spoken Dutch vocabulary for accommodation types, domestic rooms, and outdoor spaces, and practise describing your living situation and floor level.

A wide-angle photograph of a modern, stylish apartment balcony overlooking a picturesque canal in Amsterdam. Two people are casually enjoying coffee on the balcony, with traditional Dutch canal houses visible in the soft morning light, creating a vivid and inviting scene.
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42 Cards
Lesson#1
In this deck, you will learn how to describe where you live in Dutch, from different types of homes to the rooms inside them. You will also practise talking about which floor your home is on and how many rooms it has.
Lesson#2
The Dutch word for house is 'het huis'. If you live in a flat or apartment, the word is 'het appartement'. Both are neuter nouns that take the definite article 'het'.
Quiz#3
Translate into Dutch: 'We live in a terraced house.'

Wij wonen in een rijtjeshuis

Quiz#4
How do you say 'the apartment' in Dutch?

het appartement

Lesson#5
Many Dutch neighbourhoods feature terraced houses joined in a row, known as 'het rijtjeshuis'. A standard family home is called 'de eengezinswoning'.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'the terraced house' in Dutch?

het rijtjeshuis

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