No. 6,473 in Dutch
two
The Dutch word for "two" is "twee," meaning the number 2.
In a sentence
Ik heb twee appels gekocht.
I bought two apples.
Here, 'twee' is used to denote the numeric quantity of apples.
We hebben nog maar twee uur over.
We only have two hours left.
In this sentence, 'twee' is used to specify the remaining duration in hours.
Hij kreeg een score van twee op zijn test.
He scored a two on his test.
'Twee' indicates the numeric score received in the test.
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