Interviewten

Interviewten is not a widely established standalone term in major languages, and its meaning depends on linguistic context. In Dutch and German texts it is best understood as a verb form rather than a fixed noun.

In Dutch usage, the verb interviewen means to conduct an interview. The standard simple past forms are interviewde (singular) and interviewden (plural). The sequence interviewten does not represent a standard Dutch past tense; it may appear as a misspelling or in regional dialects. When referring to the act of having multiple interviews, Dutch typically uses interviews (the noun) or phrases such as de interviews; the past tense is expressed with the verb forms mentioned above.

In German usage, interviewen also exists as a verb meaning to conduct an interview. The simple past tense is interviewte (singular) and interviewten (plural). In this language, Interviewten (capitalized) would only be capitalized as a sentence-initial form or because it starts a sentence; it is not a standard noun. The corresponding noun for the event is das Interview (plural Interviews).

In English contexts, Interviewten has no standard meaning and is not commonly used as a fixed term. If encountered, it is likely a verb form in German, a Dutch misspelling, or a stylistic choice in a title or heading.

See also: interview, interviews, interviewen, geinterviewd.