Free bilingual learning games
Play and learn in Dutch
Dutch is a West Germanic language used by families in the Netherlands, Belgium, Suriname, and communities elsewhere.
Country spotlight: the NetherlandsOne language, connected across the site
Keep learning Dutch
Discover Dutch
See where families speak it, how it is written, and where it fits on the language tree.
Explore →Interactive family wordsMeet the family in Dutch
Tap relatives and follow the branch from Flori while the family words change language.
Explore →Flori & Luna visitExplore The Netherlands
Read a free story through real landmarks, with the place facts linked to their sources.
Explore →Bring it into story timeEnglish + Dutch books
Preview real pages, choose an edition, and continue to its exact Amazon listing.
Preview the books →Choose a word world
7 topics in Dutch
Each topic uses the same words across picture finding, listening, memory, and reading games, so children meet them in more than one way.
KipFarm Animals
Practice friendly farm-animal words through pictures, listening, memory, and matching.
HondPets
Meet familiar pets and connect each spoken or written word to its picture.
AutoVehicles
Learn first vehicle words with picture finding, listening, and word games.
BulldozerConstruction Vehicles
Name mighty machines, match their pictures, and remember the words used at a building site.
AppelFruits
Practice four useful fruit words with quick, child-friendly recognition games.
WortelVegetables
Grow, find, hear, and match six vegetable words from the Flori & Luna coloring-book collection.
BrandweerwagenEmergency Vehicles
Meet a fire engine, ambulance, police car, and rescue helicopter through gentle rescue-themed word play.
the Netherlands
Where Dutch is used
Dutch is the official language of the Netherlands and is also used in Belgium and Suriname.
Dutch connects communities in Europe, South America, and the Caribbean.
See Dutch booksA useful family routine
Look, listen, then say it together
Choose one familiar-looking Dutch word and compare it with English. Let children replay a topic before moving to a new one; recognition usually comes before confident speaking.
Start a Dutch gameContinue with a real book
Dutch Flori & Luna books
Coloring bookBaby's First Birthday Coloring BookPreview this book →
Picture bookBaby's First ChristmasPreview this book →
Coloring bookBaby's First Christmas Coloring BookPreview this book →
For parents
Questions about Dutch games
Are these games free?
Yes. The learning games are free to play, with no child account, chat, or behavioral advertising.
Can my child play if they are just starting?
Yes. Start with picture finding or listening. Written-word games are available when your child is ready.
Which country does this page represent?
This page uses the Netherlands as its country spotlight, while recognizing that Dutch belongs to families and communities in more than one place.