No. 6,806 in Dutch
zürich
"Zürich" is not a Dutch word; it refers to the largest city in Switzerland.
In a sentence
Ik heb mijn vakantie gedeeltelijk in Zürich doorgebracht.
I spent part of my vacation in Zurich.
Here, 'Zürich' is used to refer to the city in Switzerland, specifying a location.
De chocolade die ik in Zürich kocht, was heerlijk.
The chocolate I bought in Zurich was delicious.
In this context, 'Zürich' denotes the location where the chocolate was purchased, emphasizing the connection to its reputation for quality.
Het station van Zürich is een belangrijk knooppunt in Zwitserland.
The station of Zurich is a major hub in Switzerland.
In this instance, 'Zürich' is used to indicate a specific site, namely the train station, underscoring its strategic importance.
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