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bernard
"Bernard" is a proper noun in Dutch, typically used as a male given name.
In a sentence
Bernard leest graag boeken over geschiedenis.
Bernard enjoys reading books about history.
In this sentence, 'Bernard' is used as a proper noun to refer to a specific individual, highlighting the subject of the sentence.
Er was een Sint-Bernard in het park die met kinderen speelde.
There was a St. Bernard in the park playing with children.
Here, 'Bernard' is part of the term 'Sint-Bernard', referring to a breed of dog, showing its usage as part of a descriptive noun.
Ik heb een bernard gevonden op de kaart.
I found a Bernard on the map.
In this context, 'bernard' might refer to a specific location or identifier on the map, illustrating its flexible usage in a broader sense.
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