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"where?" in Dutch

waar?
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “where?” is waar?.

Pronounced the same

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 Englishwhere Dutchwaar Learn

See also

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 Englishentangled Dutchwar Learn
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 Englishtrue Dutchwaar Learn
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 Englishtrue (long form) Dutchware Learn

Examples of "where?" in use

There are 19 examples of the Dutch word for "where?" being used:
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 EnglishWhere is the train to London? DutchWaar is de trein naar Londen? Learn
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 EnglishWhere there’s smoke, there’s fire. DutchWaar rook is, is vuur. Learn
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 EnglishWhere are you taking me? DutchWaar brengt u me heen? Learn
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 EnglishWhere are you from? DutchWaar kom je vandaan? Learn
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 EnglishWhere are you from? (formal) DutchWaar komt u vandaan? Learn
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 EnglishWhere is the tourist office? DutchWaar is het VVV-kantoor? Learn
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 EnglishWhere can I buy an English newspaper? DutchWaar kan ik een Engelse krant kopen? Learn
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 EnglishWhere can I buy some Chinese food? DutchWaar kan ik Chinees eten kopen? Learn
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 EnglishThe link you clicked on has expired. DutchDe link waar je op geklikt hebt is verlopen. Learn

Practice Lesson

"where?" Practice (20)
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Lesson words
where?
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Lesson phrases
but it is where I was born,
The link you clicked on has expired.,
Where are we meeting?,
Where are you from? (formal),
Where are you from?,
Where are you taking me?,
Where can I buy an English newspaper?,
Where can I buy some Chinese food?,
Where do you live? (informal),
Where do you live? (formal),
Where does John work?,
Where does this bus go?,
Where does this train go?,
Where is the bus to London?,
Where is the toilet?,
Where is the tourist office?,
Where is the train to London?,
Where there’s smoke, there’s fire.,
Where’s your cat?
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Acknowledgements

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Joe van der Lee