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What is the meaning of 'De Gewonde'?
What is the meaning of 'De Gewonde'?
Which of the following numbers ends in 'ste'?
Which of the following numbers ends in 'ste'?
What does 'oversteken' mean?
What does 'oversteken' mean?
What part of a car does 'de Kofferbak' refer to?
What part of a car does 'de Kofferbak' refer to?
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Which of the following words means 'curious' in Dutch?
Which of the following words means 'curious' in Dutch?
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Flashcards
De Gewonde
De Gewonde
An injured person in Dutch.
Oversteken
Oversteken
To cross the road in Dutch.
Ordinal numbers in Dutch
Ordinal numbers in Dutch
Mostly end in –de (1–19) or –ste (20 and above).
Exceptions in ordinal numbers
Exceptions in ordinal numbers
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De Kofferbak
De Kofferbak
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Study Notes
Dutch Vocabulary – Traffic and People
- 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 window
- Het Portier: The car door
- De Voorrang hebben: To have priority
Dutch Ordinal Numbers
- Ordinal numbers ending in "-de" or "-ste" follow specific patterns.
- Numbers 1–19 mostly end in "-de" (e.g., eerste, tweede, derde, vierde).
- Numbers 20 and above mostly end in "-ste" (e.g., twintigste, dertigste, veertigste).
- Exceptions exist: Some numbers between 1-19 can use "-ste" (e.g., achtste, elfde)
- Numbers over 100 generally follow the "-ste" rule (e.g., honderdste, duizendste).
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Description
Test your knowledge of Dutch vocabulary related to traffic and learn about ordinal numbers. This quiz covers useful terms such as 'guest,' 'injured person,' and the patterns for forming ordinal numbers in Dutch. Perfect for language learners wanting to enhance their vocabulary!
