1 Introduction
One clear rule. One simple example.
Short explanations, useful practice, and every rule within reach. Learn Dutch grammar one concept at a time.
Try it on the web. iPhone app in development.

Hey Topper! I am Hans the Hamster, I'm here to help you learn Dutch π³π±
TurboDutch

One clear rule. One simple example.
Try a question. Get instant feedback.
βI drink coffee.β
Recall it without hints. Make it stick.
βI drink coffee.β
Your Dutch grammar track, made for your pocket. Short lessons, a clear roadmap, and every rule close at hand.
The iPhone app is in development. Start learning on the web while we build it.
Try the web version βTurboDutch

Iβm Dutch, a language enthusiast, and the person behind TurboDutch. π³π±
My American partner is learning Dutch. Seeing how tricky the grammar could be made me want to build a simpler way to learn it.
Thatβs why I started TurboDutch: a Dutch grammar fast track with clear explanations, short practice lessons, and a cheat sheet to keep every rule close by. Less head-scratching, more grammar that sticks. π‘
I hope it makes learning Dutch a little easier, and a lot more gezellig. π§‘
Your first 3 lessons in each track are on us.
More Dutch. Less guesswork.
Billed yearly. About β¬3.33 per month.
Web available now. iPhone and Android apps coming later, included with your plan.
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Yes. The first 3 vocabulary lessons and the first 3 grammar lessons are free. No payment details needed.
β¬4.99 per month, β¬39.99 per year, or β¬69.99 for lifetime access. Yearly saves 33% versus 12 monthly payments. Lifetime saves 42% versus 24 monthly payments. Lifetime checkout is coming soon.
You can replay them any time. Further lessons require Pro. You can manage your subscription and receipts in Settings once Stripe billing is connected.
There are 60 vocabulary lessons and 3 grammar lessons built so far. More grammar lessons are on the way. The first 3 lessons in each track are free.
Yes. Both stay available, so you can look up rules, words and translations whenever you need them.
Not yet. The iPhone app is in development. Learn on the web now, with progress saved to your account.