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"them (indirect object)" in Dutch

hun

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Notes

In Dutch, we use two different pronouns for 'them' referring to persons: One for the indirect object (hun) and one for the direct object (hen). See dutchgrammar.com

Summary

The Dutch translation for “them (indirect object)” is hun.

Pronounced the same

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	their	hun	Learn

See also

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	them	hen	Learn
	you (singular)	je	Learn
	she	zij	Learn
	they	zij	Learn
	you (singular, emphatic)	jij	Learn
	you (indirect object)	jou	Learn
	me (emphatic)	mij	Learn
	him	hem	Learn
	her	haar	Learn
	they (short form)	ze	Learn

Examples of "them" in use

There are 2 examples of the Dutch word for "them" being used:

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	Give them my number.	Geef hun mijn nummer.	Learn
	Have you answered them?	Heb je hun beantwoord?	Learn

Practice Lesson

"their" Practice (31)

Lesson

Lesson words

their,

them (indirect object)

etc.

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Lesson phrases

195 countries each defend their own interests,

and before he well knew how it had happened, he found himself in a large garden, in which fragrant elders bent their long green branches down to the water,

And the swans swam around him and stroked him with their beaks.,

Bees help plants spread their pollen.,

But their plan failed utterly.,

But they will kill me, because I, who am so ugly, dare to approach them,

Give them my number.,

I know it’s their good right,

Let’s see if we can get their attention.,

Parents should be able to choose home education for their children in every country.,

The couple gave their children a substantial gift.,

the internet behaviour of their offspring,

The team from Website Development consists of enthusiastic people with a lot of experience in their field and a solid education.,

their final exam,

their flailing arms,

Their legs went by themselves, and they were all in the water; even the ugly, greyish duckling swam along.,

their most boring subject,

their punishment

etc.

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Part of Speech Courses

Pronouns 8

Acknowledgements

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Domien De Groot