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"have (2nd person singular in a question or command)" in Dutch

heb

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “have (2nd person singular in a question or command)” is heb.

Pronounced the same

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	have (1st person singular)	heb	Learn

See also

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	to have	hebben	Learn
	had (singular)	had	Learn
	have (2nd person singular)	hebt	Learn
	have (plural)	hebben	Learn
	had	gehad	Learn
	have (1st person singular)	heb	Learn
	had (plural)	hadden	Learn
	have (2nd person formal)	heeft	Learn

Examples of "have" in use

There are 45 examples of the Dutch word for "have" being used:

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	Do you have children already?	Heb je al kinderen?	Learn
	I’m free now.	Ik heb nu tijd.	Learn
	What have you done today?	Wat heb je vandaag gedaan?	Learn
	I’m very sleepy.	Ik heb veel slaap.	Learn
	Do you need our help?	Heb je onze hulp nodig?	Learn
	Am I wrong?	Heb ik het fout?	Learn
	What did you order?	Wat heb je besteld?	Learn
	How many languages have you studied?	Hoeveel talen heb je geleerd?	Learn
	Why did you buy a turtle?	Waarom heb je een schildpad gekocht?	Learn
	Have you ever cheated on me?	Heb je me ooit bedrogen?	Learn

Practice Lesson

"have (2nd person singular in a question or command)" Practice (25)

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Lesson words

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Lesson phrases

By the way, have you seen him lately?,

Did you eat garlic?,

Did you eat rice?,

Did you manage to get a hold of Tom?,

Do you have a light?,

Do you have an ashtray?,

Do you have an objection to Skype?,

Do you have any vegetarian dishes?,

Do you have beans?,

Do you have cauliflower?,

Do you have cigarettes?,

Do you have news from your brother?,

Do you need our help?,

Don’t imagine such nonsense, and be grateful for all the good you have received.,

Have you already brushed your hair?,

Have you gone through this completely?,

Have you intercepted my letters?,

Have you not come into a warm room and don’t you have a company from which you can learn something?,

How many languages have you studied?

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