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"find (1st person singular, 2nd person singular question form)" in Dutch

vind
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “find (1st person singular, 2nd person singular question form)” is vind.

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found aangetroffen
to find aantreffen

Examples of "find" in use

There are 29 examples of the Dutch word for "find" being used:
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I like ik vind leuk
Do you like it? Vind je het leuk?
I like it. Ik vind het leuk.
I like that. Ik vind dat leuk.
What do you like? Wat vind je leuk?
Do you like your job? Vind je je werk leuk?
I do not like it. Ik vind het niet leuk.
I don’t like that shop. Ik vind de winkel niet leuk.
Where does one find milk? Waar vind je melk?
What colour house do you like? Welke kleur huis vind je mooi?

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Do you like it?,
Do you like this smell?,
Do you like your job?,
Find the right answer for each question.,
I am happy to have lunch with you.,
I do not like it.,
I don’t like that shop.,
I don’t like this cake.,
I don’t think that’s right, and it bothers me personally.,
I find his behaviour disgusting.,
I find this problem easier than I originally thought.,
I like,
I like it.,
I like maths.,
I like that.,
I like this shirt.,
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.
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Leslie Van Ael