Dutch (nl)
Dutch locale support in whichtime.
Casual Dates
| Expression | Meaning |
|---|---|
| vandaag | today |
| morgen | tomorrow |
| gisteren | yesterday |
| overmorgen | day after tomorrow |
| eergisteren | day before yesterday |
Weekdays
| Expression | Meaning |
|---|---|
| maandag | Monday |
| dinsdag | Tuesday |
| woensdag | Wednesday |
| donderdag | Thursday |
| vrijdag | Friday |
| zaterdag | Saturday |
| zondag | Sunday |
Month Names
| Expression | Month |
|---|---|
| januari | 1 |
| februari | 2 |
| maart | 3 |
| april | 4 |
| mei | 5 |
| juni | 6 |
| juli | 7 |
| augustus | 8 |
| september | 9 |
| oktober | 10 |
| november | 11 |
| december | 12 |
Date Formats
Dutch uses DD/MM/YYYY format:
| Format | Example |
|---|---|
| DD-MM-YYYY | 25-12-2024 |
| D Month YYYY | 25 december 2024 |
Examples
python
from whichtime import parse_with_locale, WhichTimeLocale
parse_with_locale("vandaag", WhichTimeLocale.NL)
parse_with_locale("morgen", WhichTimeLocale.NL)
parse_with_locale("morgen om 15:00", WhichTimeLocale.NL)