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"will (plural)" in Dutch

zullen
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “will (plural)” is zullen.

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will (singular) zal
should; would (singular) zou
will zult
will wille
will (what someone wants to happen) zin

Examples of "will" in use

There are 24 examples of the Dutch word for "will" being used:
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We will try that! Dat zullen wij eens proberen!
We will understand it afterwards. Nadien zullen we het begrijpen.
They’re going to give me an estimate. Ze zullen me een schatting geven.
We’ll contact him. We zullen contact met hem opnemen.
well, we will find out soon nu, daar zullen we wel gauw achter komen
Traitors will be deported. Verraders zullen gedeporteerd worden.
She is confident that she will pass the tests. Ze is er zeker van in de toetsen te zullen slagen.
But they will kill me, because I, who am so ugly, dare to approach them Maar zij zullen mij doden, omdat ik, die zo lelijk ben, mij in hun nabijheid durf wagen
we will recapture it we zullen die heroveren
We hope many of you will come. We hopen dat veel van jullie zullen komen.

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But they will kill me, because I, who am so ugly, dare to approach them,
I’m sure we’re going to win.,
Now, that we will soon find out!,
One day, we’ll know.,
Shall we play together?,
She is confident that she will pass the tests.,
Sooner or later the prisoners of war will be liberated.,
The hiring of functional analysts who will assist the customer in the development of user-specific applications.,
The main target of the N-VA will be the francophone socialists.,
They won’t get far.,
They’ll never find us here.,
They’re going to give me an estimate.,
Traitors will be deported.,
We hope many of you will come.,
We will be there.,
We will not fail.,
we will recapture it,
We will try that!,
We will understand it afterwards.,
well, we will find out soon
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