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"I" in Dutch

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The Dutch translation for “I” is ik.

Examples of "I" in use

There are 1352 examples of the Dutch word for "I" being used:
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I can only go by that which was relayed to me. Ik kan alleen maar afgaan op hetgeen dat mij werd verteld.
I felt uncomfortable during the conversation. Ik voelde me ongemakkelijk tijdens het gesprek.
I waited for Tom for three hours, but he never showed up. Ik heb drie uur op Tom gewacht maar hij liet zich niet zien.
I’ve formatted your hard disk by mistake. Ik heb je harde schijf per ongeluk geformatteerd.
Where can I get a traveler’s cheque changed? Waar kan ik een traveller’s check wisselen?
I celebrated New Year’s Day by playing football outside. Ik vierde Nieuwjaarsdag door buiten te voetballen.
I sunbathed for too long and my skin felt sore. Ik ben te lang zonnebaden en mijn huid voelde pijnlijk aan.
I’ve had to fire someone several times in my career. Ik heb in mijn carrière meermaals iemand moeten ontslaan.
How can I contact a Japanese-speaking doctor? Hoe kan ik contact opnemen met een Japans sprekende dokter?
I understand somehow that they don’t want to impose the ban. Ik begrijp ergens wel dat ze het verbod niet willen opleggen.

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all that time I write in chalk,
Am I fat?,
Am I in love?,
Am I obliged to file the declaration?,
Am I that transparent?,
Am I that transparent?,
Am I under arrest?,
Am I wrong?,
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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