No. 2,519 in Dutch
canadese
"Canadese" means "Canadian" in English.
In a sentence
Mijn buurvrouw is een Canadese en ze houdt van schaatsen.
My neighbor is a Canadian, and she loves skating.
'Canadese' is used here as a noun referring to a female Canadian person.
Tijdens onze reis genoten we van het prachtige Canadese landschap.
During our trip, we enjoyed the beautiful Canadian landscape.
'Canadese' is used here as an adjective describing the landscape as being Canadian.
Ik hoorde dat ze de Canadese cultuur onderzoekt voor haar studie.
I heard that she is researching Canadian culture for her studies.
'Canadese' is used here as an adjective describing culture as related to Canada.
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