No. 1,310 in Dutch
leert
"Leert" means "learns" or "teaches," depending on context.
In a sentence
Hij leert elke dag een nieuwe taal.
He learns a new language every day.
In this sentence, 'leert' is used in the present tense to describe the action of learning.
De docent leert de studenten grammatica.
The teacher teaches grammar to the students.
Here, 'leert' is used in the context of teaching someone something.
Hij leert hoe hij een programmeertaal kan gebruiken.
He learns how to use a programming language.
In this sentence, 'leert' indicates the process of acquiring knowledge or skills.
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