English–German
“dutch” in German
Pronunciation
IPA/ˈhɔlɛndɪʃ/
Example
Er lernt Holländisch.
He is learning Dutch.
How to say “dutch” in German
“Dutch” in German is Holländisch.
The language heard in Dutch towns, with Holland serving as the region-based label commonly applied to it.
Example sentences with Holländisch
Bei der Vertragsverhandlung sprach er verhandlungssicheres Holländisch.
During the contract negotiations, he spoke Dutch with the fluency needed for negotiations.
Tips for using Holländisch
- As a language name, Holländisch is capitalized and is neuter when used with an article, as in das Holländische.
Other German words for “dutch”
Ich lerne Niederländisch.
I'm learning Dutch.