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"to have" in Dutch

hebben
To have. The Dutch for "to have" is "hebben".
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “to have” is hebben.

Pronounced the same

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have (plural) hebben

See also

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had (singular) had
have (plural) hebben
have (2nd person singular in a question or command) heb
have (2nd person singular) hebt
had gehad
have (1st person singular) heb
had (plural) hadden
have (2nd person formal) heeft

Examples of "to have" in use

There are 31 examples of the Dutch word for "to have" being used:
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I thought you might be interested in this. Ik dacht dat je hiervoor wel belangstelling zou hebben.
So he came home again and was sad, because he really wanted to have a real princess. Zo kwam hij dan weer thuis en was treurig, want hij wilde toch zo heel graag een echte prinses hebben.
to have a headache hoofdpijn hebben
to need behoefte hebben aan
No, but we do have a large attic. Nee, maar we hebben wel een grote zolder.
to be at risk risico hebben op
to have a talent for aanleg hebben voor
Then you have no right to express an opinion when sensible people are speaking. Dan mag je ook geen mening hebben, als verstandige lieden met elkaar spreken.
to suffer from last hebben van
to have debts schulden hebben

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"to have" Practice (32)
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to have,
to need
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I thought you might be interested in this.,
I will have the last word. I will have the last word.,
Let’s not talk about money.,
Misconduct can have serious consequences.,
No one can have it all.,
No, but we do have a large attic.,
So he came home again and was sad, because he really wanted to have a real princess.,
That’s the last thing we need.,
Then you have no right to express an opinion when sensible people are speaking.,
They have a son.,
to be at risk,
to go through hard times,
to hate,
to have a headache,
to have a talent for,
to have an influence on,
to have an opinion,
to have debts,
to have something mastered,
to need
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