No. 6,718 in Dutch
wine
The Dutch word "wine" does not exist; you might mean "wijn," which translates to "wine" in English, an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grapes.
In a sentence
De wijn in deze fles is rood.
The wine in this bottle is red.
Here, "wijn" refers to the liquid beverage made from fermented grapes.
Wij genieten van een goed glas wijn bij het eten.
We enjoy a good glass of wine with our meal.
In this case, "wijn" is used to describe the beverage in a generic culinary context.
Heeft u liever rode wijn of witte wijn?
Do you prefer red wine or white wine?
Here, the term "wijn" is used within a choice context, distinguishing types of the beverage.
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