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Norwegian frequency list

No. 597 in Norwegian

nederlandske

The Norwegian word "nederlandske" means "Dutch" in English.

In a sentence

  • Jeg møtte en nederlandske turist i Oslo.

    I met a Dutch tourist in Oslo.

    In this context, 'nederlandske' is used as an adjective to describe a person from the Netherlands (Dutch). The form agrees with the gender and number of the noun it modifies.

  • Filmen hadde nederlandske undertekster.

    The movie had Dutch subtitles.

    Here, 'nederlandske' is employed to specify the language of the subtitles in a concrete manner, showing its adjectival usage to characterize 'undertekster'.

  • Han studerer nederlandske malerier fra barokken.

    He studies Dutch paintings from the Baroque period.

    In this sentence, 'nederlandske' functions as an adjective that describes the cultural origin and style of the paintings being studied.

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