No. 4,978 in Dutch
hamburg
"Hamburg" in Dutch refers to the German city Hamburg.
In a sentence
Hamburg is een prachtige stad in Duitsland.
Hamburg is a beautiful city in Germany.
In this sentence, 'Hamburg' is used as a proper noun representing the name of the city in Germany.
Mijn favoriete gerecht in Hamburg is bratwurst.
My favorite dish in Hamburg is bratwurst.
Here, 'Hamburg' is used within a phrase to indicate the location related to the favorite dish.
Tijdens mijn reis naar Hamburg heb ik veel geleerd.
During my trip to Hamburg, I learned a lot.
In this sentence, 'Hamburg' indicates a destination of the speaker's trip.
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