محادثات تعليم اللغة الهولندية تكوين الجملة باستعمال الأفعال المهمة والشائعة

هل ترغب في أن تتعلم اللغة الهولندية بسرعة عبر الانترنت بالاستماع للمحادثات بالنطق الهولندية الأمريكية بسهولة؟ في هذه الدروس تكوين الجملة باستعمال الأفعال المهمة والشائعة في المحادثات سوف تتعلم جميع الكلمات العامية في اللغة الهولندية التي سوف تساعدك على أن تتواصل مع الناس في جميع المستويات والمواقف والأماكن باللغة الهولندية الواضحة والسهلة. محادثات في محطة الباص والتاكسي والمدرسة والجامعة والمستشفى والعيادة عند الطبيب وفي المحكمة والفندق وفي الصلاة وفي الكنيسة والعمل, محادثات مسموعة للمبتدئين الراغبين في دراسة الأدب الهولندية في الجامعة. أساتذة أجانب متخصصون في تعليم اللغات وتدريس تقنيات التواصل والتحدث. Do you want to learn Dutch quickly over the Internet by listening to the American Dutch pronunciation of talks easily? In these lessons you will learn all the slang words in the Dutch language that will help you to communicate with people at all levels, attitudes and obvious places in Dutch and easy. Talks at the bus station and taxi, school, university, hospital and clinic when the doctor in court and the hotel and in prayer and in the church and work, talks audible for beginners who want to study Dutch literature at the university. Professors specialize in foreign language learning and teaching techniques to communicate and talk. The Netherlands is one of the most secular countries in Western Europe, with only 39% being religiously affiliated (31% for those aged under 35), and fewer than 20% visiting church regularly.[80] According to the most recent Eurobarometer poll 2005,[81] 34% of the Dutch citizens responded that "they believe there is a God", whereas 37% answered that "they believe there is some sort of spirit or life force", and 27% that "they do not believe there is any sort of spirit, god, or life force". Currently, Roman Catholicism is the single largest religion of the Netherlands with around four million registered adherents which is 24% of the Dutch population in 2011.[82] The Protestant Church of the Netherlands follows with 16% of the population.[83] It was formed in 2004 as a merger of the two major strands of Calvinism: the Dutch Reformed Church (which represented roughly 8.5% of the population), the Reformed Churches in the Netherlands (3.7% of the population), and a smaller Lutheran Church. Other Protestant churches, mostly orthodox Calvinist splits, represent 6% of the population. In 1947, 44.3% belonged to Protestant denominations, 38.7% belonged to the Roman Catholic Church, and 17.1% were unaffiliated.[84]