hun
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.See also
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Englishthem | Dutchhen | Learn |
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Englishyou (singular) | Dutchje | Learn |
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Englishshe | Dutchzij | Learn |
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Englishthey | Dutchzij | Learn |
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Englishyou (singular, emphatic) | Dutchjij | Learn |
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Englishyou (indirect object) | Dutchjou | Learn |
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Englishme (emphatic) | Dutchmij | Learn |
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Englishhim | Dutchhem | Learn |
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Englishher | Dutchhaar | Learn |
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Englishthey (short form) | Dutchze | Learn |
Examples of "them" in use
There are 3 examples of the Dutch word for "them" being used:| Recording | English | Dutch | Learn |
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EnglishGive them the disk. | DutchGeef hun de schijf. | Learn |
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EnglishGive them my number. | DutchGeef hun mijn nummer. | Learn |
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EnglishHave you answered them? | DutchHeb je hun beantwoord? | Learn |
