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sunday
The Dutch word for "Sunday" is "zondag." It refers to the first day of the week, typically regarded as a day of rest or religious observance.
In a sentence
Op zondag gaan we altijd naar het park.
On Sunday, we always go to the park.
The word 'zondag' refers to a specific day of the week, indicating the recurring activity performed each Sunday.
Ik hou van de rust en stilte op een zondag.
I love the peace and quiet on a Sunday.
Here, 'zondag' is used to describe the characteristics typical of this specific day, emphasizing its descriptive qualities.
Zondag is mijn favoriete dag van de week.
Sunday is my favorite day of the week.
In this sentence, 'zondag' is identified as a personal preference, portraying an individual's sentiment towards this day.
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