Can you visit Amsterdam without knowing Dutch?

This is absolutely no problem. You can stay here for as long as your tourist visa lasts without having to learn Dutch. And if you speak English, you will find that many Netherlanders speak English as a second language. But if you want to live in the Netherlands, you must learn Dutch.



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In fact, The Netherlands has one of the highest populations of English speakers in the world. Over 90% of the population speak English at a level comparable to a native speaker. If you're wondering if you need to speak Dutch when visiting Amsterdam, the answer is no.

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Amsterdam ranked the priciest destination in Europe Indeed, together with Venice, the Dutch capital was ranked the most expensive destination in Europe, particularly due to the high price of accommodation.

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The best time to visit Amsterdam is typically from late April to early May, when the weather is mild and the tulips are in bloom. However, the city is busy with tourists during this time, so be prepared for crowds. If you're looking for a quieter trip, consider visiting Amsterdam in late September or October.

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The Dutch people prefer you use ?The Netherlands? as Holland is a Western region of the country and consists of two provinces: North Holland and South Holland [it used to be a single Province].

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1) Dank je wel / Dankjewel [?d??k j? '??l] This is hands down the most popular way to say thank you in Dutch. You'll hear dank je wel used all over The Netherlands, and you'll see it spelled in two ways: dankjewel and dank je wel. Both are correct and pronounced the same way.

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If you want to say hi in Dutch, you would simply say “hoi”. The more formal hello is “hallo”. Regional varieties of “hi” include “heuj”, “alo” and “huijj” but sticking to “hoi” or “hallo” is generally all you need.

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At todays value it's possible to live on EUR 600,— easily. that will give you EUR 20,— a day. There will be days you spend at home. First and most important: Find another apartment.

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Top ten traditional Dutch foods
  • Poffertjes. Probably one of the most famous Dutch dishes, Poffertjes are small pancakes, baked in an iron skillet, and traditionally served with melted butter and dusted with icing sugar. ...
  • Hollandse nieuwe haring. ...
  • Pannenkoeken. ...
  • Sate. ...
  • Stamppot. ...
  • Oliebollen. ...
  • Erwtensoep. ...
  • Bamischijf.


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