In je Taal review
Low-cost, web-based Dutch exam preparation covering A1 to B1 and civic knowledge.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
In je Taal is a browser-based Dutch-learning and civic-integration exam practice app for adults moving to or living in the Netherlands. It combines 30 free beginner lessons with A1, A2 and B1 exam courses. Practice spans reading, listening, speaking and writing, with KNM and KNS civic-knowledge lessons. Dutch sentences include explanations and translations in English and several other languages, while recorded voices, slow playback and microphone-based pronunciation practice support independent study.
The published plans use one-time euro prices. An Individual exam part costs €4.99 for one component such as A2 Reading. A1 Basisexamen costs €9.99 and includes Reading, Listening and Speaking, with KNS free. A2 Inburgering costs €14.99 for all four skills, 82 chapters, tests and practice exams, plus explanations and translations in your language. B1 Staatsexamen NT2 costs €19.99 with all four skills, 79 chapters, tests and practice exams, and multilingual explanations. Alles (A1 + A2 + B1) costs €24.99 and includes every component, chapter, test and practice exam without advertising. An E-book costs €9.99 and covers Dutch grammar and word lists with explanations in your own language.
Its strongest fit is for learners who want focused exam preparation at low one-time prices rather than ongoing tutoring. Timed practice exams and speech features address specific test tasks, while multilingual sentence explanations can help learners working from another language. The product is presented as an independent practice app, not an official DUO or Dutch-government app. It runs on the web, offers email support and is designed for self-study, so learners seeking live instruction or a broader platform ecosystem should choose another option. Those comfortable studying independently can start with the free lessons and add only the exam components they need.
In je Taal pros and cons
- Where it wins
- 30 free beginner lessons plus A1, A2 and B1 exam courses
- Practice covers reading, listening, speaking, writing and civic knowledge
- Timed exams, slow-playback voices and microphone pronunciation practice
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits use to a browser
- Self-study format has no live tutoring
- Support is provided through email
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