Syrian refugee turns his room into Dutch dictionary
Hassan Fakhane is an innovative Syrian refugee who has come up with a new way to speed up his Dutch learning process, plastering every newly learned word at every corner of his room to breathe the language.
Hassan says the idea came when he was lying on the bed and thinking how he could improve his learning. After starting the new method, he says he won't stop anymore.
The war in Syria has forced many people to seek safety elsewhere since 2011.
At the height of the refugee crisis in 2015, when the war dominated the news, the Netherlands took about 60,000 refugees.
Fakhane arrived in the Netherlands in 2016 after spending six months in a refugee camp in Turkey.
Even though he has passed his Dutch language exam, he still uses his creative method to continue to broaden his knowledge.
Iran warns of ‘painful response’ to any aggression
Iran's retaliatory strikes against Israel cement its position as a regional power
True Promise: Iran's historic retaliatory operation against Israeli positions
The struggles of Occupied Palestine
Ayatollah Khamenei exalts great Persian poet on Saadi Day
Iran’s Civil Defense examines country’s preparation for potential threats
FBI chief: Chinese hackers targeting critical US infrastructure
New York Times leaked memo on Gaza coverage reveals obfuscation of facts
VIDEO | Press TV's news headlines
Barbados officially announces recognition of Palestine as state
US Senate reauthorizes surveillance bill despite privacy concerns
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
