r/dutch

20K archived posts · Sep 2010 – Sep 2026

All things Dutch!

r/dutch

For the discussion of everything Dutch! Talk about the Dutch language or the culture, politics, society, humour, and life of The Netherlands (Holland)! Have a question about Dutch, need something translated, or just curious about this beautiful European country? Go ahead and ask! You can use both English and Dutch in this subreddit. If you're interested in learning Dutch, don't forget to check out /r/LearnDutch.

Created Jun 6, 2010

63KMembers (last snapshot)

20KArchived posts

Welcome to r/Dutch!

This subreddit is for discussing all things Dutch!

Learning Dutch? Check out these recommended books for learning Dutch, and subscribe to r/LearnDutch!

Feel free to discuss the Netherlands, the Dutch language, Dutch culture, society, politics, and so on. For example, you're welcome to:

Ask how something is said in Dutch, or ask for translation help.
Post photos of your recent trip to the Netherlands.
Post something funny you've found in Dutch.
Spam Kud videos.
And anything else Dutch-related! Use your imagination.

While there are larger subreddits targeting Dutch topics, r/Dutch aims to cover all Dutch-related content, including content that might be inappropriate for other subreddits (e.g. if it "isn't Dutch enough", or falls into some grey area).

#Rules / Regels:

Be civil. Do not insult or name-call. No racism, sexism, homophobia, or identity attacks.
Both Dutch and English are acceptable, but keep in mind you will reach a wider audience if you use English.
Do not spam. Self-promotion is not allowed — if you want an exception made, PM the mods who will consider it.
Do not post misinformation. This includes debunked conspiracy theories, dangerously misleading content (e.g. COVID-19 denialism or encouraging reckless behaviour), and other such content.

#Related subreddits / Zie ook:

/r/LearnDutch — Dutch language resources and discussion!

Other communities

Reddit Rebuilt is an independent, non-commercial archive and is not affiliated with Reddit, Inc. Content belongs to its original authors.