"De ingang" refers to the entrance or doorway of a place, especially in a hospitality context like a restaurant or hotel, where customers or guests enter the establishment.
Translations
the entrance
la entrada
l'entrada
l'entrée
der Eingang
l'entrata
a entrada
Etymology
The Dutch phrase "de ingang" combines "de," the definite article meaning 'the,' and "ingang," meaning 'entrance.' "Ingang" originates from the verb "gaan" (to go) with the prefix "in-" indicating 'into,' thus literally meaning 'a way to go in.' Did you know? The concept of "ingang" has been used for centuries to describe entry points in buildings.
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the entrance