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emily
The Dutch word "Emily" is not a standard Dutch word; it is typically used as a proper name.
In a sentence
Emily houdt van schilderen.
Emily loves painting.
Here, 'Emily' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Ik gaf het cadeau aan Emily.
I gave the gift to Emily.
In this sentence, 'Emily' is again a proper noun, used in a sentence to denote the recipient of an action.
De taart gemaakt door Emily was heerlijk.
The cake made by Emily was delicious.
Here, 'Emily' shows possession and explains who performed the action of making the cake.
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