This is the 2795th most frequent Dutch word.
t
The Dutch word "t" is a contraction of "het," meaning "the" (neuter definite article).
In this sentence, 't is part of the word 't-shirt,' which refers to the English word for a type of clothing.
Ik heb nog een t-shirt gekocht.
I bought another t-shirt.
Here, 't functions as a contraction of 'het,' the Dutch definite article for neutral gender nouns, used in informal speech.
't Was een mooie dag vandaag.
It was a beautiful day today.
In this sentence, 't refers to 'het,' which stands for 'it' in English, serving as a pronoun for a neutral gender noun or unspecified object.