Meaning
Weighty luggage.
Cultural Background
Cycling culture makes 'zware tas' a common phrase for commuters. Similar to the Netherlands, but often used when traveling by train. Used in the same way, often referring to market goods. Used for luggage when traveling between islands.
Adjective inflection
Always remember to add the -e to 'zwaar' when it is followed by a noun.
Don't use 'moeilijk'
Avoid using 'moeilijk' for physical weight, as it sounds like the bag is mentally challenging.
Meaning
Weighty luggage.
Adjective inflection
Always remember to add the -e to 'zwaar' when it is followed by a noun.
Don't use 'moeilijk'
Avoid using 'moeilijk' for physical weight, as it sounds like the bag is mentally challenging.
Test Yourself
Fill in the correct adjective form.
Dit is een ______ tas.
Because 'tas' is a de-word, the adjective 'zwaar' needs an -e.
Which sentence is correct?
Choose the best option.
Correct adjective inflection and article usage.
Match the Dutch word to the English meaning.
Match: zwaar, tas, tillen, dragen
Basic vocabulary matching.
🎉 Score: /3
Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
3 exercisesDit is een ______ tas.
Because 'tas' is a de-word, the adjective 'zwaar' needs an -e.
Choose the best option.
Correct adjective inflection and article usage.
Match each item on the left with its pair on the right:
Basic vocabulary matching.
🎉 Score: /3
Frequently Asked Questions
2 questionsYes, it works for any type of bag.
No, it is a neutral observation.
Related Phrases
Loodzware tas
specialized formExtremely heavy bag
Tas vol
similarBag full
Zware koffer
similarHeavy suitcase
Zware last
contrastHeavy burden
