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"live (1st person singular)" in Dutch

woon
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “live (1st person singular)” is woon.

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live (plural) leven
live leef

Examples of "live" in use

There are 11 examples of the Dutch word for "live" being used:
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living room woonkamer
Where do you live? (informal) Waar woon je?
I don’t like to live in the city. Ik woon niet graag in de stad.
How did you find out where I live? Hoe ben je erachter gekomen waar ik woon?
I’ve been living in the Netherlands for three years. Ik woon al drie jaar in Nederland.
I live in the United Kingdom. Ik woon in het Verenigd Koninkrijk.
What is your address? Op welk adres woon je?
house boat woonboot
Where do you live now? Waar woon je tegenwoordig?
I live in America. Ik woon in Amerika.

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"live (1st person singular)" Practice (12)
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Lesson words
live (1st person singular),
living room
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Lesson phrases
house boat,
How did you find out where I live?,
I don’t like to live in the city.,
I live in America.,
I live in the United Kingdom.,
I’ve been living in the Netherlands for three years.,
residential tower,
What is your address?,
Where do you live now?,
Where do you live? (informal)
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