kunnen Learn Unstarted Summary The Dutch translation for “to be able” is kunnen. Pronounced the same Recording English Dutch Learn can (plural) kunnen Learn Examples of "to be able" in use There are 21 examples of the Dutch word for "to be able" being used: Recording English Dutch Learn A storm prevented the plane from taking off. Door een storm is het vliegtuig niet kunnen vertrekken. Learn Parents should be able to choose home education for their children in every country. Ouders moeten voor thuisonderwijs voor hun kinderen kunnen kiezen, in ieder land. Learn Did you manage to get a hold of Tom? Heb je Tom te pakken kunnen krijgen? Learn Can we sit in the shade? Kunnen we in de schaduw zitten? Learn “I had never imagined such happiness, when I was still an ugly duckling!” «Zoveel geluk had ik mij niet kunnen voorstellen, toen ik nog een lelijk eendje was!» Learn I could never hate you. Ik zou je nooit kunnen haten. Learn Let’s see if we can get their attention. Laten we kijken of we hun aandacht kunnen trekken. Learn Near here in another swamp are some nice wild geese, all ladies, who, like you, can say “quack!”. Hier dichtbij in een ander moeras zijn enige aardige wilde ganzen, allemaal dames, die evenals jij “kwak!” kunnen zeggen. Learn Could I borrow a hammer? Zou ik een hamer kunnen lenen? Learn This is a pressing problem we cannot ignore. Dit is een prangend probleem dat we niet kunnen negeren. Learn Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Next page Next › Last page Last » Practice Lesson "to be able" Practice (22) Lesson Learn Lesson words to be able etc. View all lesson words Lesson phrases A storm prevented the plane from taking off., Anybody could do this., Can we sit by the window?, Can we sit in a non-smoking area?, Can we sit in the shade?, Can we sit in the sun?, Can we sit outside?, Can we sit there?, Could I borrow a hammer?, Did you manage to get a hold of Tom?, Even if I wanted to, I couldn’t do that., How will I live with this pain?, I could never hate you., I was wondering if I might pique your interest in this., Let’s see if we can get their attention., Near here in another swamp are some nice wild geese, all ladies, who, like you, can say “quack!”., Parents should be able to choose home education for their children in every country., This is a pressing problem we cannot ignore., to be able to, Who would be able to understand you? etc. View all lesson phrases Themed Courses Miscellaneous 21 Part of Speech Courses Verbs (infinitives) 2 Acknowledgements Audio Domien De Groot