When you first come across "zo'n", you might be a little bit confused. Because why does "zo'n" have a apostrophe? And when can you use it? After reading this article, you will be able to use "zo'n" with confidence!
If have a regular singular noun, like for example "stoel" (chair), you can use zo'n as such a.
Another example:
Now why that apostrophe? It's because "zo'n" used to be "zo een", but nowadays zo een sounds very formal (and a bit weird).
You can also use zo'n to make an estimation
Be careful: always pronounce zo'n as zoon. Don't pronounce it like two words.
For plurals, you use zulk(e). It has the same meaning as zo'n.
There are nouns that are not really countable. Like weer (weather) or water (water). For these nouns, you can choose zo'n or zulk(e).
If you don't know when to put the -e behind zulk, read our article about the extra e.
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