No. 2,522 in Dutch
charlotte
"Charlotte" in Dutch refers to a type of dessert, typically made with sponge cake or ladyfingers and filled with fruit and cream or custard.
In a sentence
Ik heb vanmorgen een heerlijke charlotte met appels gebakken.
This morning, I baked a delicious charlotte with apples.
In this sentence, 'charlotte' refers to a type of dessert made with mascarpone, cream, and fruit layers.
Charlotte houdt van het lezen van spannende boeken.
Charlotte loves reading thrilling books.
Here, 'Charlotte' is used as a proper noun, representing someone's name.
De charlotte bij het restaurant om de hoek is favoriet bij veel mensen.
The charlotte at the restaurant around the corner is a favorite for many people.
In this context, 'charlotte' refers again to the dessert, showing its popularity.
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