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"are (2nd person singular)" in Dutch

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The Dutch translation for “are (2nd person singular)” is bent.

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are (plural) zijn
are (2nd person singular, inverted form) ben

Examples of "are" in use

There are 48 examples of the Dutch word for "are" being used:
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You’re involved. Je bent erbij betrokken.
I promise you that you are safe. Ik beloof je dat je veilig bent.
You are extremely honest. Je bent uitermate eerlijk.
Is that why you’re single? Is dat waarom je vrijgezel bent?
You’re not a morning person, I understand. Je bent geen ochtendmens, heb ik begrepen.
You are responsible for the quality of the product on a functional and non-functional level. Je bent verantwoordelijk voor de kwaliteit van het product, op functioneel en niet-functioneel vlak.
You are also required to submit your child’s school attendance four times a year. Je bent ook verplicht de schoolaanwezigheid van je kind vier keer per jaar in te dienen.
you are articulate je bent mondig
You are famous. Jij bent beroemd.
You’re older than Tom. Jij bent ouder dan Tom.

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"are (2nd person singular)" Practice (32)
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Are you allergic to any medication?,
Are you allergic to this medicine?,
Do your parents know where you are?,
How old are you? (formal),
I promise you that you are safe.,
I think you’re old enough.,
if you are good,
If you will be hard on yourself, life will be easy on you.,
Is that why you’re single?,
I’d like to know what you plan to do.,
They tell me that you’re absent-minded.,
What are you interested in?,
When renting or letting a property, you are legally obliged to have a description of the building drawn up.,
you are,
You are all together, right?,
You are also required to submit your child’s school attendance four times a year.,
You are definitely out of your mind.,
You are famous.,
You are late.,
You are responsible for the quality of the product on a functional and non-functional level.
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