Learn Dutch: Wij haasten ons naar het station.

In Dutch, the verb for 'to hurry' is zich haasten. It is a reflexive verb, meaning it always needs a reflexive pronoun (words like 'myself', 'yourself', or 'ourselves'). Because the subject is wij (we), the matching reflexive pronoun is ons. Literally, the Dutch say 'We hurry ourselves'.

Where exactly do I put the reflexive pronoun in a sentence?

In a standard main sentence like this one, the reflexive pronoun comes right after the conjugated verb. So the order is Subject (Wij) + Verb (haasten) + Reflexive pronoun (ons).

Why do we use naar for 'to' the station?

The word naar is the preposition you use for physical movement toward a destination. Whenever you are traveling or going to a building, a city, or a country, you will use naar.

I see het station. Is there a rule for why it takes het instead of de?

The word station is a neuter noun, which means it takes the article het. There is no simple rule to predict this, so it is best to always memorize the article along with the noun: het station.