No. 7,511 in Dutch
cafécultuur
The Dutch word "cafécultuur" refers to the social and cultural custom of spending time in cafés, enjoying conversations, drinks, and the general ambiance.
In a sentence
De cafécultuur in Amsterdam staat bekend om haar oude bruincafés.
The café culture in Amsterdam is known for its old brown cafés.
Here, 'cafécultuur' refers to the cultural practices and social behaviors around visiting cafés in Amsterdam.
Tijdens mijn bezoek aan België heb ik de rijke cafécultuur ervaren.
During my visit to Belgium, I experienced the rich café culture.
In this sentence, 'cafécultuur' indicates the collective traditions and ambiance related to cafés in Belgium.
Het fenomeen cafécultuur speelt een belangrijke rol in sociale bijeenkomsten.
The phenomenon of café culture plays an important role in social gatherings.
Here, 'cafécultuur' is used to describe the broader concept of cafés as a setting for social interaction.
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