hervé

hervé

The word "hervé" does not have a meaning in Dutch; it may be a proper noun or misspelling.

Here, 'Hervé' is a proper noun used to name a person, likely a male name.

Hervé zit aan tafel en eet zijn ontbijt.

Hervé is sitting at the table and having his breakfast.

In this sentence, 'hervé' is a verb form that derives from 'hervatten', meaning 'to resume' in Dutch. However, the expected verb form is 'hervat'. The usage of 'hervé' in this sense appears to be unconventional.

Wanneer je het werk hervé hebt, laat het me weten.

When you have resumed the work, let me know.

Here, 'Hervé' refers to a geographical location, specifically a city in Belgium, known for its distinct cheese.

Dit is de kaas van Hervé, een stad in België.

This is the cheese from Hervé, a city in Belgium.