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Verbs (Present tense, 3rd person singular) 7 Examples Dutch lesson
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he is approaching
hij nadert
Winter is approaching.
De winter nadert.
Christmas is approaching.
Kerstmis nadert.
There’s a car approaching.
Er nadert een auto.
I’m expecting him.
Ik verwacht hem.
Are you expecting anybody?
Verwacht je iemand?
She is expecting a child.
Ze verwacht een kind.
Yanni always thinks big.
Yanni denkt altijd groot.
That doesn’t change a thing.
Dat verandert niets.
What does that word mean?
Wat betekent dat woord?
Water changes into steam.
Water verandert in stoom.
There’s no need to pretend anymore.
Je hoeft niet meer alsof te doen.
Love changes almost everything.
Liefde verandert bijna alles.
Heat turns water into steam.
De warmte verandert water in stoom.
The deadline is approaching.
De sluitingsdatum nadert.
Please let us know what you think.
Laat ons alstublieft weten wat je denkt.
You don’t have to worry about a thing like that.
Je hoeft je niet over zoiets zorgen te maken.
Does this bus stop in Brussels?
Stopt deze bus in Brussel?
Does this train stop in Brussels?
Stopt deze trein in Brussel?
The bus stops close to the library.
De bus stopt dicht bij de bibliotheek.
