Grammatica - loco

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Generally speaking Dutch punctuation does not differ greatly from that
of English. Only the comma is used somewhat differently—usually more
sparingly than in English—and thus only the comma is dealt with here.
For a complete account of Dutch punctuation see H.M. Hermkens, Spelling
en interpunctie (Malmberg, Den Bosch).
The comma
De komma
Only those uses that differ from English are dealt with here.
It may be used between two adjectives before a noun when no conjunction
is used (see 9.8.7), as in English, but is also often omitted in such cases;
but it is always used when three or more adjectives precede the noun but
never before the en:
but
Chapter 3
Punctuation
Interpunctie, leestekens
3.1
3.1.1
een koude(,) natte avond
a cold, wet evening
een koude, natte en stormachtige avond
a cold, wet and stormy evening