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Is something incorrect? Google Translate thinks the sentence is in Sindhi.
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This sentence is grammatically incorrect in English; it should be: "He is Dutch and from Amsterdam."
Not so. "He is Dutch from Amsterdam." is perfectly good English. I am an American from Washington.
Yes, exactly that. "You are AN American from Washington", i.e. "American" is a noun. You would not say "You are American from Washington", i.e. where "American" is an adjective. So I suppose it could also be "He is a Dutchman from Amsterdam" in this case, except I don't know if the adjective can also be used as a noun in Arabic.
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It pronounces it like أمستَردام with a fatha above the ت while it's written with a kasra under the ت. That's inaccurate.
