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"to see" in Dutch

zien

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “to see” is zien.

Pronounced the same

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	see (plural)	zien	Learn

See also

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	see (old form)	ziens	Learn
	see (1st person singular)	zie	Learn
	saw	gezien	Learn
	saw (past tense of see)	zag	Learn
	saw	zaag	Learn
	saw (verb)	zagen	Learn
	to see	bekijken	Learn
	see; sees (2nd and 3rd person singular)	ziet	Learn
	see (plural)	zien	Learn

Examples of "to see" in use

There are 29 examples of the Dutch word for "to see" being used:

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	to see (long form)	te zien	Learn
	she could see into the room	zij kon in de kamer zien	Learn
	Let me see.	Laat me eens zien.	Learn
	Let me see the egg!	Laat mij het ei eens zien!	Learn
	I would like to see that.	Ik zou dat wel eens willen zien.	Learn
	I would like to see her every day.	Ik zou haar elke dag willen zien.	Learn
	Can I see in the kitchen?	Mag ik de keuken zien?	Learn
	May I see the room first?	Mag ik de kamer eerst zien?	Learn
	Owls can see in the dark.	Uilen kunnen in het donker zien.	Learn
	We can see many stars tonight.	We kunnen veel sterren zien deze nacht.	Learn

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"to see" Practice (24)

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and as soon as they were out of his sight, he dived under the water until the bottom, and when he rose again he was almost beside himself with excitement,

And what was more beautiful to see,

Can I see in the kitchen?,

Can we see the menu?,

Can we see the wine list?,

Could I see a menu?,

I need to see that report today.,

I tell you the truth, although you might find it unpleasant, but that is a proof of my friendship,

I would like to see her every day.,

I would like to see that.,

I’ll show you a few pictures.,

Let me see the egg!,

May I see the room first?,

Now the prince took her to be his wife; because now he knew that he had a real princess, and the pea was placed in the cabinet of rarities, in which it can still be seen, if at least no one has stolen it.,

she could see into the room,

She took the child’s temperature to see if they had a fever.,

showed his sharp teeth and,

they watch quizzes on the telly,

Thousands of lights were burning upon the green branches and coloured pictures, like those she had seen in the show-windows, looking down upon her.,

We can see many stars tonight.

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Domien De Groot