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"speak (1st person singular)" in Dutch

spreek
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “speak (1st person singular)” is spreek.

Pronounced the same

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speak (2nd person singular question form) spreek

See also

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to speak spreken
speak praat
speak (2nd person singular question form) spreek

Examples of "speak" in use

There are 16 examples of the Dutch word for "speak" being used:
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I speak ik spreek
I speak English. Ik spreek Engels.
Yes, I speak English. Ja, ik spreek Engels.
I don’t speak French ik spreek geen Frans
I am happy to speak French. Ik spreek graag Frans.
I don’t speak English. Ik spreek geen Engels.
I am happy to speak English. Ik spreek graag Engels.
I speak English and French. Ik spreek Engels en Frans.
I speak some French. Ik spreek een beetje Frans.
I speak French and a little bit of English. Ik spreek Frans en een beetje Engels.

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Do you speak English or Spanish?,
Hello, do you speak English?,
I am happy to speak English.,
I am happy to speak French.,
I can’t speak Dutch.,
I don’t speak Dutch very well.,
I don’t speak English.,
I don’t speak French,
I speak,
I speak English and French.,
I speak English and Italian.,
I speak English.,
I speak French and a little bit of English.,
I speak some French.,
Speak slowly and clearly.,
Yes, I speak English.
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Acknowledgements

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Joe van der Lee