No. 3,042 in Dutch
champagne
"Champagne" in Dutch refers to sparkling wine specifically from the Champagne region in France.
In a sentence
Ik heb champagne gekocht voor het feest.
I bought champagne for the party.
The word 'champagne' is used to refer to the sparkling wine beverage in this context.
De champagne van deze regio staat bekend om zijn hoge kwaliteit.
The champagne from this region is known for its high quality.
Here, 'champagne' refers to the beverage but emphasizes its regional quality and origin, likely from the Champagne region in France.
We proostten met champagne om het nieuwe jaar te vieren.
We toasted with champagne to celebrate the new year.
In this sentence, 'champagne' represents the drink used traditionally during celebrations and toasts.
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