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Dutch Vocabulary - Road Safety & Ordinal Numbers

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Dutch Vocabulary - Road Safety & Ordinal Numbers

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What does the Dutch word "De Gast" translate to in English?

The Guest (correct)

The Visitor

The Host

The Patient

In Dutch, which of the following numbers would likely end in '-ste'?

Twaalfde

Zevende

Eighteenth

Dertigste (correct)

What does the Dutch phrase "De Voorrang hebben" mean in English?

To have the advantage

To have the lead

To have the right of way (correct)

To have the upper hand

Which of the following is NOT an exception to the general rule of ordinal numbers ending in '-de' or '-ste'?

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What does the Dutch word "Oversteken" translate to in English?

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De Gast

The guest in Dutch.

Oversteken

To cross the road in Dutch.

Ordinal endings

1-19 mostly end in –de; 20+ end in –ste.

De Kofferbak

The trunk of a car in Dutch.

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De Voorrang hebben

To have priority in Dutch traffic rules.

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Dutch Vocabulary - Road Safety and Transportation

De Gast: Guest
De Gewonde: Injured person
De lift: To give a lift
Niewsgierig: Curious
Oversteken: To cross the road
De Kofferbak: The trunk
De Autoruiten: The car windows
Het Portier: The car door
De Voorrang hebben: To have priority

Dutch Ordinal Numbers

Ordinal numbers ending in -de or -ste:
- Numbers 1-19 mostly use -de (eerste, tweede, derde, vierde)
- Numbers 20 and above mostly use -ste (twintigste, dertigste, veertigste)
- Exceptions exist; some numbers in 1-19 also use -ste (achtste, elfde)
- Numbers over 100 generally follow the -ste rule. (honderdste, duizendste)

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This quiz tests your knowledge of Dutch vocabulary related to road safety and transportation, as well as ordinal numbers. You'll learn terms such as 'guest', 'injured person', and how to form ordinal numbers in Dutch. Perfect for enhancing your Dutch language skills!