
Suriname
A country on the northern coast of South America, with Paramaribo as its capital.
In Suriname ist Niederländisch die Amtssprache.
Dutch is the official language in Suriname.
Suriname
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A country on the northern coast of South America, with Paramaribo as its capital.
In Suriname ist Niederländisch die Amtssprache.
Dutch is the official language in Suriname.
| gender | neuter das |
|---|---|
| genitive | Surinames |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | Suriname | – |
| accusative | Suriname | – |
| dative | Suriname | – |
| genitive | Surinames | – |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'Suriname' normally appears without a definite article as a geographical proper name. Therefore, one uses, for example, 'in Suriname' and 'aus Suriname' (from Suriname) without an article before them.
Suriname liegt zwischen Guyana und Französisch-Guayana.
Suriname lies between Guyana and French Guiana.
Viele Menschen aus Suriname leben heute in den Niederlanden.
Many people from Suriname now live in the Netherlands.
For staying somewhere, 'in Suriname' (in Suriname) is usually used; for traveling there, 'nach Suriname' (to Suriname); and for indicating origin, 'aus Suriname' (from Suriname). These prepositions help express spatial relationships precisely.
Während ihrer Reise nach Suriname besuchte sie mehrere Naturschutzgebiete.
During her trip to Suriname, she visited several nature reserves.
Er arbeitet seit zwei Jahren in Suriname.
He has been working in Suriname for two years.
Common combinations include 'die Hauptstadt von Suriname' (the capital of Suriname), 'die Regierung Surinames' (the government of Suriname), and 'die Küste Surinames' (the coast of Suriname). For possessive or affiliation expressions, the name often appears in the genitive or with 'von' (of/from).
Die Hauptstadt von Suriname liegt am Fluss Suriname.
The capital of Suriname lies on the Suriname River.
Die Regierung Surinames plant neue Schutzgebiete.
The government of Suriname is planning new protected areas.