The exact spelling appears at position 18,455 in the cited OpenSubtitles-derived Dutch 50k token list. That is a corpus signal, not search volume, CEFR level or proof that the noun sense is equally frequent. Article, forms, glosses, pronunciation and examples are adapted from English Wiktionary via Kaikki under CC BY-SA 4.0. See sources and modifications.
How belastinggeld is pronounced
IPA: /bəˈlɑs.tɪŋˌɣɛlt/ · Syllables: be·las·ting·geld
Say the article and noun together—het belastinggeld—before practising the word in a sentence. This keeps grammatical gender attached to the item you retrieve. Regional speech and sentence rhythm can change the surface sound, so use the transcription as a compact reference rather than as a substitute for listening.
What belastinggeld means
tax money
Dictionary label: neuter, no-diminutive
An English gloss identifies a sense, not a one-word substitution that works in every context. Look at the surrounding verb, preposition, number and situation in the Dutch example. When several meanings are listed, practise one meaning at a time and state a concrete context before changing to another sense.
Article, plural and diminutive
| Form | Dutch | Speaking use |
|---|---|---|
| Singular | het belastinggeld | Retrieve the article and noun as one chunk. |
| Plural | de belastinggelden | Dutch plural nouns take de; also change the verb and quantity where needed. |
Do not guess the article from the English translation. Learn het belastinggeld as a single unit, then contrast it with de belastinggelden. A diminutive normally uses het, but its pragmatic meaning can be neutral, literal, affectionate or dismissive depending on context.
Translated examples with belastinggeld
Het belastinggeld wordt gebruikt voor openbare diensten.
The tax money is used for public services.
Veel mensen vragen zich af hoe hun belastinggeld wordt besteed.
Many people wonder how their tax money is spent.
Het is belangrijk dat belastinggeld verantwoordelijk wordt beheerd.
It's crucial that tax money is managed responsibly.
These examples are citation-backed language data. First identify what the noun refers to and which words determine or describe it. Then change only one element—person, quantity, time, place or description—while keeping the article and number consistent. That small variation turns a reference example into active speaking practice without inventing a rule from one sentence.
Four-step speaking drill
- Say het belastinggeld three times, then add one adjective or location that fits the first meaning.
- Build a present-tense sentence with a named person, a concrete place and the singular noun.
- Change the message to de belastinggelden. Update the number, determiner and finite verb instead of replacing only the noun ending.
- Ask a follow-up question containing the noun, record the answer, and repeat once with a different detail.
Listen first for meaning and article choice, then for sentence order and pronunciation. Correct the first error that changes the message or blocks the listener. Avoid restarting for every small hesitation: complete the message, note one target, and make the second recording more precise.
Self-check before you continue
- I retrieve het belastinggeld as one chunk.
- The singular or plural matches the determiner, quantity and verb.
- The selected meaning fits the situation.
- The sentence includes enough detail for another person to understand the reference.
- I can ask and answer one question with the noun without reading the page.
Questions about belastinggeld
What does belastinggeld mean?
tax money.
Is it de belastinggeld or het belastinggeld?
The cited entry uses het belastinggeld. Keep the article attached when learning and retrieving the noun.
What is the plural of belastinggeld?
The cited plural is belastinggelden. In a full sentence, also check the determiner, quantity and verb.
Use belastinggeld in a recorded response
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