Have you made no attempt to learn the language? I never understood why people would not want to learn the language of the country they live in (unless they're only living there for a few months or so).
It's not that I don't want, I wish I could speak Dutch but it costs time and money, so I went periodically until I had something better to do. And universities here are very international so it was easy to have a large social network without speaking Dutch.
In Italy they had free but mandatory Italian lessons, here you have to pay and its optional, so...
Also Dutch people are very self-deprecating about their language, they keep talking about how useless and ugly it is. I suggested at my university that they should give free mandatory lessons, but I think they are worried it would harm their international attractiveness.
It's true that many foreign students choose the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, etc specifically because there is no need to learn the local language (see this thread:
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=202620.0).
Amusingly, Dutch peoples are quite nice to French, Italians, British, Americans etc who don't speak Dutch, but they resent Germans who do the same. Since they are neighboring countries there are many Germans who come without speaking neither Dutch or English and address them directly in German. Dutchies really hate that.
