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"Meisjes drinken water."
Translation:Girls drink water.
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3 years ago21 Comments
I don't think that's how Dutch works. A lot of languages do and I see where you're coming from.
What is the different between drink and drinkt? I guess drinkt is a plural but why sometimes the sentence show that the 'drink' and 'drinkt' is just the same?
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Is there a plural indefinite article in Dutch? Or is the absence of an article with the plural just make it indefinite?
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The indefinite article is een the absence of an article means that in that sentence no article was use like how in english "Bread is good" there was no article put on the word "bread"
