Dutch lessons in Denver

Dutch is the language of the Netherlands and Belgium –two countries with ties to the world’s richest trading partners. And despite the fact that English proficiency abounds in both, Dutch speakers have the upper hand in business, travel, and personal dealings within these two countries. Although Dutch is most common in the European Union, speakers of the language can also be found in the Caribbean Islands, France, Germany, Indonesia, North America, and Australia.

Denver is a city of many cultures and has long attracted immigrants from all over the world. You just need to go around the city to see it. For example, on Santa Fe Boulevard, you can find a neighborhood filled with Latino art galleries, while Asian heritage can be found on South Federal Boulevard, where there are many Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese shops, restaurants and markets. Travel north on Federal, and there are Mexican and South American restaurants, stores, bakeries and even supermarkets that specialize in stocking Latino products and foods. As you can see, the city is thriving with diversity and multicultural communities.

As reported by the 2011 census, there are almost 100,000 individuals living in Denver who were born outside of the U.S (representing 15% of Denver’s total population!). The largest group of expats in Denver speak Spanish, though there are more than 145 other mother tongues in the city, including Vietnamese, Arabic, and Italian. Start connecting with these growing communities on a more intimate level by learning a foreign language in Denver. But the benefits of bilingualism are not limited to socializing. You will also be able to access new professional opportunities and enhance cultural experiences in Denver by speaking a second or even third language. Contact us at Language Trainers and we will help you achieve your goals!