"Het is een grote windmolen."

Translation: It is a big windmill.

[NachosAndCheese]

Finally, the most important word of the Dutch language.

[melo300]

Is the plural of 'windmolen' also 'windmolen'?

[El2theK]

Windmolens.

[melo300]

Oh, tanks.

[DogePamyuPamyu]

Is miller related to this world? like molener or something?

[Susande]

That's right, in Dutch this is molenaar.

BTW, although both versions are windmolens (watermolens are rather rare in the Netherlands) I would always simply use molen for the traditional windmills, which used to grind grain into flour:

Windmolen is more common for the newer version generating electricity:

[Osmanika]

Gosh you even have picture examples, dank je!

[Dim-ond-dysgwr]

These (modern structures) are often called windmills in English too, though, more correctly (since they do not "mill" - i.e. grind - anything), they are wind turbines.

[Himmel.]

Excuse me. Why grote?

[MentalPinball]

Because 'windmolen' is a 'de' word.

[cev700309]

How would I say "It is a great windmill" if not: Het is een grote windmolen?