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"my" in Dutch

mijn

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “my” is mijn.

Examples of "my" in use

There are 210 examples of the Dutch word for "my" being used:

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	Can I charge my phone anywhere around here?	Kan ik mijn telefoon hier ergens opladen?	Learn
	I have lost my wallet.	Ik heb mijn portefeuille verloren.	Learn
	There is a knot in my shoelace.	Er zit een knoop in mijn schoenveter.	Learn
	My career has led me to many countries.	Mijn loopbaan heeft me naar vele landen geleid.	Learn
	I am writing to express my dissatisfaction.	Ik schrijf om mijn ongenoegen te uiten.	Learn
	My father’s hobby is growing roses.	Mijn vader heeft als hobby het kweken van rozen.	Learn
	I can’t get my headphones off my head.	Ik krijg mijn koptelefoon niet van mijn hoofd.	Learn
	No, Mary isn’t my stepsister, she’s my half sister.	Neen, Maria is niet mijn stiefzuster, zij is mijn halfzuster.	Learn
	Allow me to introduce my wife to you.	Laat mij toe u mijn echtgenote voor te stellen.	Learn
	I am the guardian of my disabled brother.	Ik ben de voogd van mijn gehandicapte broer.	Learn

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"my" Practice (106)

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Lesson phrases

A bird is incessantly singing on my balcony.,

According to the on-board computer there is something wrong with my tyre pressure.,

All of my brothers and sisters were born in Boston.,

at ease,

Can I charge my phone anywhere around here?,

Do you have this in my size?,

Give me back my ring.,

Give them my number.,

He grabbed me by the collar.,

he said I hadn’t taken my responsibility,

I can’t find my umbrella.,

I can’t get my headphones off my head.,

I can’t reveal my source.,

I don’t care about my future.,

I don’t want to be forced to turn on my webcam.,

I don’t want to lose my customers.,

I found one of my shoes under my bed, but I can’t find the other one.,

I have been lying on something hard, so that I look bruised all over my body!,

I have fifty euros in my pocket.,

I have lost my luggage.

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