Lingo MasteryDutch Picture Dictionary Coloring Book: Over 1500 Dutch Words and Phrases for Creative & Visual Learners of All Ages (Color and Learn)

I’m working on learning Dutch and This helped a lot I recommend

First off, the quality of the coloring book is great.As for the vocab, I like how most of it is structured around a scene. This reinforces the "Roman Room Memory Method", which has proven successful for centuries.

I was pleasantly surprised that the coloring book also includes explanations of grammar rules at the beginning for reference, not just the vocabulary words with the pictures for coloring.

As I colored the pages I spoke the words and found that I had easily increased my vocabulary

Generally speaking, learning 2,000 high-frequency words of any language will give individuals the skills they require to earn basic fluency and adequate language proficiency. The "Dutch Picture Dictionary Coloring Book" is a terrific, practical, and fun way for children and their parents to get 75% of the way toward Dutch fluency and proficiency. In particular, become exceptionally knowledgeable regarding Dutch nouns and grammar. I never thought I would endorse a coloring book for learning languages, but that is what I'm doing because this coloring book has earned it. I would recommend Lingo Mastery's "Dutch Picture Dictionary Coloring Book to any aspiring Dutch speaker.

This book provides many fun ways to learn or practice Dutch Vocabulary. I am coloring the images as I learn a new word and it helps to keep me motivated by seeing the book fill with color. I believe that linking a physical and artistic activity, like coloring, to learning a language can really help with content mastery. I can think of a picture I colored and it helps me to associate and recall the corresponding word.

I received the pre-publication version of this book and then sent it to my ten-year old nephew. For family heritage reasons, he wanted to learn some Dutch. He sent a thankyou note and said how much it helped to see the words with the pictures. He liked coloring in the pictures with his crayons because it further helped him to remember the words.

I've traveled extensively in the Netherlands, and found that almost every profession is open to women, yet this book shows 12 "occupations" and the only female outline is "ballerina" - not teacher, chef, judge, etc. The page on "Values" shows figures that could be doing almost anything, yet are labeled with specific values, as if they think their illustrations actually indicate specific actions. The clothing pages are equally strange.Overall, the outlines in this book are low quality. I would not recommend it.