Chutima Stel (Thai translation) got her BA degree in English Language and Literature from Silpakorn University, Thailand, in 2012. She has worked as a freelance translator (English, Thai) for 6 years before moving to the Netherlands to be an au pair and eventually living here with her husband. In 2017 she created a community on Facebook to help Thai people who needed help with learning Dutch. She also got a chance to assist a teacher in an A2 level Dutch class for a few months. And after almost 4 years in the Netherlands, she has decided to start her own business and become a full-time online Dutch Language teacher in early 2020. Continue reading
Japan-Netherlands Institute
The former Japan-Netherlands Institute (Japanese translation) was an organisation founded in 1975 to carry out research on historical Dutch-Japanese relations and to foster and promote modern academic and cultural exchange. Continue reading
Arabic edition
Translation by:
Abdelmajid Essadiki
Abdelmajid Essadiki (Arabic translation) got his BA degree in English Linguistics and Literature in 1996 from the University Cady Ayyad, Morocco. In 2002, he got a certificate as a sworn translator. In 2006, he got his MA degree in Intercultural Communication from the University of Tilburg, the Netherlands. He is currently working as a freelance translator (Arabic, English, Dutch).
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Chinese (simplified) edition
Translation by:
Wei-Chung Cheng
Wei-Chung Cheng (Chinese translations) studied Sociology at National Taiwan University and Cheng-chi University. He obtained a PhD degree in the department of History, University Leiden in 2012. He is currently working at RCHSS, Academia Sinica, Taipei, as an Assistant Research Fellow on maritime history.
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Chinese (traditional) edition
Translation by:
Wei-Chung Cheng
Wei-Chung Cheng (Chinese translations) studied Sociology at National Taiwan University and Cheng-chi University. He obtained a PhD degree in the department of History, University Leiden in 2012. He is currently working at RCHSS, Academia Sinica, Taipei, as an Assistant Research Fellow on maritime history.
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Dutch edition
Translated by:
Yolande Spaans
This Dutch version is a translation by the author of the her original English version of A Practical Dutch Grammar. It can be used in combination with the other translations, e.g. as a reference for Dutch grammatical terms.
See Yolande’s biography on the about the author page.
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Farsi (Persian) edition
Translation by:
Ali Kavani
Ali Kavani (Farsi translation) got his MA degree in History from the University of Tehran in 2002. In 2003, he finished the Advanced Masters Program of the TANAP programme at Leiden University. In 2008, he got his PhD (summa cum laude) from the University of Tehran.
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French edition
Translation by:
Loes van Beuningen
Loes van Beuningen (French translation) got her MA degree in Art History from the University of Utrecht. She has been working as a freelance copy editor and translator (English, French, Dutch, and German) for over ten years. She is currently living in France, where she teaches Dutch and English. She is also working on her doctorate at the University of Antwerp.
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Indonesian edition
Translation by:
Feba Sukmana
Febrianita Purwani Sukmana (Indonesian translation) got a BA degree in Dutch Linguistics and Literature in 2005 from the University of Indonesia, Jakarta. In 2008, she received her MA in Dutch language and culture from Leiden University.
Yulia Irma Pattopang
Yulia Irma van de Laar - Pattopang (Indonesian translation) got a BA degree in Dutch Literature in 2005 from the University of Indonesia, Jakarta. In 2009, she received her MA degree in History of Expansion and Globalisation from Leiden University.
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Japanese edition
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Japan-Netherlands Institute
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