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"me" in Dutch

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “me” is me.

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me (emphatic) mij

Examples of "me" in use

There are 150 examples of the Dutch word for "me" being used:
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Stop with that nonsense and tell me the truth. Stop met die kletskoek en vertel me de waarheid.
Tom is helping me with verb conjugation. Tom helpt me met het vervoegen van werkwoorden.
Hand me the glue and the scissors in that box, please. Geef me alsjeblieft de lijm en de schaar die in die doos zitten.
He turned his back on me when I needed him most. Hij keerde me de rug toe wanneer ik hem het meeste nodig had.
The doctor gave me clear guidelines for my diet. De arts gaf me duidelijke richtlijnen voor mijn dieet.
My girlfriend helped me with my assignment for English. Mijn vriendin heeft me geholpen met mijn opdracht voor Engels.
Tom told me that I was wasting my time. Tom zei me dat ik mijn tijd aan het verspillen was.
I have no idea how the guidance is, but trying will not hurt, I guess. Ik heb geen idee hoe de begeleiding loopt, maar proberen kan geen kwaad, lijkt me.
Are you avoiding me? Ontwijk je me?
I’m bored. Ik verveel me.

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"me" Practice (151)
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Lesson phrases
Are you avoiding me?,
but it makes me rather melancholic,
By the way, the owner of this restaurant is a friend of mine.,
Can you give me a piece of bread, please?,
Can you help me to translate these sentences into Chinese?,
Can you understand me?,
Can you warn me in advance?,
Can you write that down for me?,
Could you show me where I am on the map?,
Did you cheat on me?,
Do you want to embarrass me in front of my friends?,
Don’t ask me that question again.,
Don’t give me that.,
Don’t touch me.,
Forgive me, for I have sinned.,
Give me a hundred dollars.,
Give me back my ring.,
Hand me the glue and the scissors in that box, please.,
Have a drink with me, Tom.,
Have you ever cheated on me?
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