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"find" in Dutch

vind
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “find” is vind.

See also

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find (plural) vinden
locate bevind
found bevond
found (plural) vonden
found vond
found gevonden
find (2nd and 3rd person singular) vindt

Examples of "find" in use

There are 20 examples of the Dutch word for "find" being used:
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I like you. Ik vind je aardig.
What kind of food do you not like? Welk soort eten vind je niet lekker?
I tell you the truth, although you might find it unpleasant, but that is a proof of my friendship Ik zeg je de waarheid, al vind je dit ook niet prettig, en daaraan kan men zien, wie zijn ware vrienden zijn
I don’t like that store. Ik vind de winkel niet leuk.
Where is an ATM? Waar vind ik een geldautomaat?
I like this shirt. Ik vind dit shirt leuk.
What do you think of this shirt? Wat vind je van dit shirt?
I don’t think that’s right, and it bothers me personally. Dat vind ik allebei niet juist en dat zit mij persoonlijk dwars.
I think it’s so great that you often think of everything. Ik vind het zo knap dat je vaak aan alles denkt.
I find this problem easier than I originally thought. Ik vind dit probleem gemakkelijker dan ik aanvankelijk dacht.

Practice Lesson

"find" Practice (20)
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Do you like it?,
Do you like your job?,
Find the right answer for each question.,
I don’t like that store.,
I don’t think that’s right, and it bothers me personally.,
I find this problem easier than I originally thought.,
I like it.,
I like maths.,
I like that.,
I like to solve problems.,
I like you.,
I tell you the truth, although you might find it unpleasant, but that is a proof of my friendship,
I think it’s so great that you often think of everything.,
This is the kind of music that I like.,
What color house do you like?,
What do you like?,
What do you think of this shirt?,
What kind of food do you not like?,
Where is an ATM?
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Acknowledgements

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Leslie Van Ael