No. 4,346 in Dutch
brasschaat
"Brasschaat" is a proper noun referring to a municipality in the province of Antwerp, Belgium.
In a sentence
Ik woon in Brasschaat, een mooie gemeente in België.
I live in Brasschaat, a beautiful town in Belgium.
Here, 'Brasschaat' is used as a proper noun to indicate a geographic location.
Brasschaat staat bekend om zijn groene omgeving en parken.
Brasschaat is known for its green surroundings and parks.
In this sentence, 'Brasschaat' functions as a subject noun, representing the town itself and assigning it qualities ascribed in the sentence.
We hebben vorig weekend Brasschaat bezocht en genoten van het mooie weer.
Last weekend, we visited Brasschaat and enjoyed the great weather.
Here, 'Brasschaat' is used as an object of the verb 'bezocht', indicating it was the location visited.
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