New to the Netherlands? The supermarket shouldn't feel like a puzzle. Lingo List is a shared grocery list that shows every product in Dutch and your own language - so you learn the words naturally, right when you need them. 🛒
Groceries are the one bit of Dutch you practice every single week. Use that.
Recognize what's on Dutch shelves, learn what it's called, and feel at home in your new supermarket.
Built specifically for people settling in the Netherlands - not a generic list app with a dictionary bolted on.
No lessons, no streaks to maintain. You pick up Dutch grocery words just by doing your shopping.
Everything below is in the app today - nothing you have to wait for.
Each product on your list appears in Dutch and in your language (English or Brazilian Portuguese), with audio so you hear how the Dutch is actually pronounced.
Share a list through WhatsApp and shop together. Everyone adds and checks off items in real time - and each person sees the list in their own language.
What is hagelslag? When do you eat a bossche bol? Product descriptions explain unfamiliar Dutch foods, so you can shop curious instead of confused.
The catalog also knows the products you miss - from cassava flour to cachaça - so you can put a taste of home on your Dutch shopping list.
One useful Dutch grocery word a day, as a friendly notification. Small drops, real progress.
"[REAL QUOTE 1 - replace me]"
"[REAL QUOTE 2 - replace me]"
"[REAL QUOTE 3 - replace me]"
A normal list app writes down what you already know. Lingo List shows every item in Dutch next to your own language, plays the pronunciation, and explains Dutch products you don't recognize. You do the same shopping you'd do anyway - and come home a little more Dutch every week.
The app works in English and Brazilian Portuguese, and every product is also shown in Dutch. It's made for life in the Netherlands.
Yes - completely free, with no ads. No paid tier, no locked features.
Send an invite link through WhatsApp (or any app). Whoever opens it joins your list, and changes sync for everyone instantly. Handy detail for mixed households: each person sees the list in their own language.
Lingo List is on Android today. An iOS version is planned - it's the most requested thing on our list.
It's not a course and doesn't pretend to be. It teaches the practical supermarket vocabulary courses skip, with native pronunciation audio - the words you actually use every week.