No. 5,555 in Dutch
marokkaan
"Marokkaan" means "Moroccan" in English.
In a sentence
Hij is een Marokkaan, dus hij kookt vaak traditionele gerechten.
He is Moroccan, so he often cooks traditional dishes.
The word 'Marokkaan' is used as a noun referring to a person of Moroccan origin.
De wedstrijd tussen Nederland en Marokko had veel Marokkanen in het stadion.
The match between Netherlands and Morocco had many Moroccans in the stadium.
Here, 'Marokkanen' is the plural form of 'Marokkaan', indicating a group of Moroccan individuals.
Als Marokkaan spreekt hij vloeiend Arabisch en Frans.
As a Moroccan, he speaks fluent Arabic and French.
In this case, 'Marokkaan' is used as a noun to denote nationality or cultural background.
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