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"I" in Dutch

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “I” is ik.

Examples of "I" in use

There are 1352 examples of the Dutch word for "I" being used:

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	I think they have places.	Ik denk dat ze wel plekken hebben.	Learn
	I want to emphasize again	ik wil nog eens beklemtonen	Learn
	I want to talk to you before you leave.	Ik wil u spreken voordat u weggaat.	Learn
	“Quack, quack! Come with me, then I will take you into the big world and introduce you in the duck cage: but keep close to me and watch out for the cat!“	“Kwak, kwak! Gaat maar met mij mee, dan zal ik je in de grote wereld brengen en je in de eendenkooi voorstellen: maar zorgt, dat je dicht in mijn nabijheid blijft, en neemt je voor de kat in acht!”	Learn
	I didn’t foresee this turn of events.	Deze wending heb ik niet voorzien.	Learn
	I need to charge my cell phone.	Ik moet mijn mobieltje opladen.	Learn
	I only have praise for her achievements.	Ik heb louter lof voor haar prestaties.	Learn
	I remember every threat.	Ik herinner me elk dreigement.	Learn
	I saved money so that I can travel.	Ik heb gespaard zodat ik kan reizen.	Learn
	I want access to my invoices.	Ik wil toegang tot mijn facturen.	Learn

Practice Lesson

"I" Practice (1353)

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all that time I write in chalk,

Am I fat?,

Am I obliged to file the declaration?,

Am I that transparent?,

Am I that transparent?,

Am I under arrest?,

and along my father’s garden path I saw the tall trees standing,

and I am fifteen years old,

and I have a dog,

and I mean thoroughly,

and I’m an IT guy,

and I’m fourteen years old,

And the mother said, “I wish you went away from here!”,

and then I love to have a good breakfast,

As promised, I forward you again the confirmation.,

at home I still have a postcard,

At such moments I don’t think about all the misery, but about the beauty that still remains.,

But I fear that there will always be people who will slip through the net.

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Miscellaneous 1

Part of Speech Courses

Pronouns 1