No. 5,436 in Dutch
lidl
"Lidl" is not a Dutch word; it is the name of a German international supermarket chain.
In a sentence
Ik ga naar de Lidl om boodschappen te doen.
I am going to Lidl to do some groceries.
Here, 'Lidl' is used as a proper noun to refer to the specific supermarket brand.
De Lidl heeft goede aanbiedingen deze week.
Lidl has good deals this week.
'Lidl' is again a proper noun, indicating the supermarket chain and providing context to its promotions.
Bij de Lidl kun je vaak goede kwaliteitsproducten vinden voor een lage prijs.
At Lidl, you can often find good quality products for a low price.
'Lidl' serves as a proper noun, showing the place where certain products and purchasing conditions are highlighted.
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