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How do you know Tom?
Hoe ken je Tom?
Which book are you reading?
Welk boek lees je?
I need your help.
(informal)
Ik heb je hulp nodig.
I need your help.
(formal)
Ik heb uw hulp nodig.
Do you know Tom by any chance?
Ken je Tom toevallig?
No, I don’t know the lesson.
Nee, ik ken de les niet.
Who are you afraid of?
Voor wie ben je bang?
I’m not scared of anything.
Ik ben van niets bang.
I don’t need it yet.
Ik heb het nog niet nodig.
Did you let Tom drive?
Heb je Tom laten rijden?
Yanni needs to find a job.
Yanni moet werk vinden.
I don’t know those people over there.
Die mensen daar ken ik niet.
I love you more than anyone else.
Ik hou meer van je dan van wie ook.
I’m used to this sort of thing.
Ik ben aan zoiets gewend.
I think that I can find Tom.
Ik denk dat ik Tom kan vinden.
I read three books a week.
Ik lees drie boeken per week.
What should I tell them?
Wat moet ik ze vertellen?
I have something that I need to tell you.
Ik moet je iets vertellen.
I can recommend a good hotel.
Ik kan een goed hotel aanbevelen.
I want to sell my farm.
Ik wil mijn boerderij verkopen.
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