Getting around: town, bike, travel

What holds these lists together

Getting around in the Netherlands often means two wheels, and there is a list of its own for that: de fiets, het fietspad, de fietsenstalling and the rule about who has right of way. Beside it stand platform and timetable, stop and change. Dutch is precise about how you go: lopen means to walk, not to run, rijden is for a car and a bike alike, and gaan always fits. The lists run from the town map to the garage and a room for the night.

For example: de stad (town, city), de reis (journey, trip), het fietspad (the cycle path), het rijbewijs (driving licence), boeken (to book)

Spread across the levels

The category runs across the levels — it is an area, not a difficulty. If you practise it, you can also choose a level at the top of the practice page and then get only the part that sits there.