No. 376 in Dutch
israël
The Dutch word "Israël" refers to "Israel," a country in the Middle East.
In a sentence
Israël is een land in het Midden-Oosten.
Israel is a country in the Middle East.
Here, 'Israël' is used as a proper noun referring to the nation in the Middle East.
De cultuur van Israël is rijk en divers.
The culture of Israel is rich and diverse.
In this instance, 'Israël' identifies the country being described in terms of its cultural heritage.
We hebben Israël bezocht tijdens onze vakantie.
We visited Israel during our vacation.
Here, 'Israël' functions as the destination location within the context of the spoken sentence.
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