No. 1,455 in Dutch
nederlandse
"Dutch" or "related to the Netherlands."
In a sentence
Ik lees een Nederlandse krant.
I am reading a Dutch newspaper.
Here, 'Nederlandse' is used as an adjective to describe the noun 'krant' (newspaper), indicating its origin or relation to the Netherlands.
Hij woont in een Nederlandse stad.
He lives in a Dutch city.
In this example, 'Nederlandse' modifies the noun 'stad' (city), signifying that the city is located in the Netherlands.
Mijn Nederlandse vriend komt op bezoek.
My Dutch friend is visiting.
In this case, 'Nederlandse' describes the noun 'vriend' (friend), indicating the nationality of the friend.
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