No. 8,237 in Dutch
geláchen
The Dutch word "geláchen" means "laughed" in English.
In a sentence
Ik heb hard geláchen om jouw grap.
I laughed hard at your joke.
The word 'geláchen' is used as a past participle in perfect tense to express a completed action of laughing.
Ze had al geláchen voordat hij de grap afmaakte.
She had already laughed before he finished the joke.
Here, 'geláchen' appears in the past perfect tense, indicating the action of laughing happened prior to another past event.
Heeft iedereen al geláchen tijdens het feestje?
Has everyone already laughed during the party?
In this sentence, 'geláchen' is used as part of a question in present perfect tense to inquire about an action's completion.
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