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"he" in Dutch

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “he” is hij.

Examples of "he" in use

There are 373 examples of the Dutch word for "he" being used:
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Does he speak English? Spreekt hij Engels?
What language does he speak? Welke taal spreekt hij?
Tom is tired because he works a lot. Tom is moe, want hij werkt veel.
He got lost in the forest. Hij is verdwaald in het bos.
He depends on her. Hij is van haar afhankelijk.
He is dependent on his father. Hij is afhankelijk van zijn vader.
He has not yet recovered consciousness. Hij is nog niet bij bewustzijn gekomen.
Tom is the only one in our group who knows how to start a fire without matches. Tom is de enige in onze groep die weet hoe hij vuur moet maken zonder lucifers.
he becomes hij wordt
He is happy. Hij is blij.

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Above and beyond this, he can read Hebrew.,
Actually, he should have been torn to pieces.,
After a brief hiatus, he resumed his position at the institute.,
After he had received a new kidney, he no longer had to have dialysis.,
After he’d been at the festival, he had problems with his hearing.,
Although he had no experience, he did well.,
Although he was sick, he still went to school.,
And he would be blamed.,
And the tomcat, whom she called her son, could arch his back and purr; he even gave sparks, but then one had to stroke his hair the wrong direction.,
Ask Tom whether he wants another drink.,
At first he did not realize that he had won the speech contest.,
At first, Tom thought French was difficult, but now he thinks it’s easy.,
At the last minute, he decided not to go.,
Because of the fall, he broke a bone in his leg.,
before he could say anything else,
Ben learned to make a fire without matches.,
By chance he saw a rare butterfly.,
By the window, he sat humming a cheerful tune.,
Despite all his wealth, he is stingy.,
Despite his fatigue, he greeted everyone kindly at the party.
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