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The Reading exam, also called Lezen, is one of the language components of the Dutch inburgeringsexamen. During this exam, you are tested on your ability to understand written Dutch in everyday situations.
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Moving to the Netherlands is an exciting step, but for many international residents the maze of requirements can be quite a headache. One of these requirements is usually the Dutch civic integration exam, also known as the inburgeringsexamen.
Are you preparing for the Dutch Civic Integration Exam (Inburgeringsexamen) and feeling nervous about the writing section? You're not alone. Many expats find the writing exam the most challenging because you must write clear, correct Dutch without a dictionary, grammar checker, or extra time to think.
If you're interested in learning Dutch, it's helpful to know how your native language or other languages you speak might influence the learning process. In this blog post, we'll explore the advantages, challenges, and focus areas for learning Dutch from various language backgrounds.
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All you need to know about the Speaking (spreekvaardigheid) part of the inburgeringsexamen.
05/19/2020
Speaking at B1 level in Dutch means you can have a day to day conversation or a simple discussion where you can voice your opinion. Basic vocabulary doesn't hold you back and you can form short sentences without grammar errors. You understand more complicated sentences, but you don't need to form them yet.
1. What does listening at B1 level mean?Similar as with the reading part, at B1 level you need to generally understand short audio clips and conversations between two native speakers who speak formal Dutch and not dialect or 'street language'.
As expected the types of audio clips you need to comprehend associate with daily life including topics...