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"know (1st and 2nd person singular)" in Dutch

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “know (1st and 2nd person singular)” is weet.

Pronounced the same

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knows (3rd person singular) weet

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know ken
to know (a fact) weten
to know kennen
knows (3rd person singular) kent
to know (a fact, long form) te weten
know (2nd person singular formal) kent
knows (3rd person singular) weet

Examples of "know" in use

There are 75 examples of the Dutch word for "know" being used:
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I know. Ik weet.
I don’t know. Ik weet het niet.
I know where he is. Ik weet waar hij is.
Yanni doesn’t know. Yanni weet het niet.
I know she’s here. Ik weet dat ze hier is.
I don’t know where she is. Ik weet niet waar ze is.
I don’t know where he is. Ik weet niet waar hij is.
You know it’s not right. Je weet dat het niet goed is.
How should I know? Weet ik veel!
Who knows. Wie weet.

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Lesson phrases
Are you sure about that?,
Are you sure we have enough money?,
Do you happen to know where she lives?,
Do you know how I can get there?,
Do you know how long the trip takes?,
Do you know what Tom’s favorite drink is?,
Do you know why Tom bought this?,
Do you know why?,
Don’t ask how I know that.,
every breeder knows that,
He knows everything.,
Hello, madam, do you know when the bus is coming?,
How do you know which brush or pencil you should use?,
How should I know?,
I already know the answer.,
I am sure.,
I do not know whether to accept or to refuse.,
I don’t know her name.,
I don’t know how to address you.,
I don’t know how to explain it.
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