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"who (conjunction)" in Dutch

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The Dutch translation for “who (conjunction)” is die.

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those die
these die
that die

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who wie

Examples of "who" in use

There are 43 examples of the Dutch word for "who" being used:
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A memory is an experience from the past that is stored in memory. Een herinnering is een ervaring uit het verleden die in het geheugen is opgeslagen.
Now he traveled all over the world to find such a one, but all he saw lacked something. Nu reisde hij de hele wereld rond, om zo één te vinden, maar aan allen, die hij zag, ontbrak wat.
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.
It’s better to be killed by them, than being bitten by the ducks, pecked by the chickens, kicked by the maiden who feeds the chickens, or starved with hunger in the winter. ’t Is beter, door hen gedood, dan door de eenden gebeten, door de kippen gepikt, door de meid, die aan de kippen eten geeft, geschopt te worden en in de winter gebrek te lijden!
In the middle of this there was a duck in her nest, who had to hatch her young; but it almost bored her, it took so long, before the ducklings hatched. Te midden hiervan zat in haar nest een eend, die haar jongen moest uitbroeden; maar het begon haar bijna te vervelen, zo lang duurde het, eer de jongen uitkwamen.
which has been destroyed die is vernietigd
You have to watch out for that man. Je moet opletten voor die man.
who was lurking at the top step die bij de bovenste trede op de loer lag
And the tomcat, whom she called her son, could arch his back and purr; he even gave sparks, but then one had to stroke his hair the wrong direction. En de kater, die zij haar zoontje noemde, kon een hoge rug zetten en spinnen; hij gaf zelfs vonken van zich, maar dan moest men zijn haar de verkeerde kant opstrijken.
Is there someone I can call for you? Is er iemand die ik voor je kan roepen?

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A memory is an experience from the past that is stored in memory.,
A tray full of things that looked horribly similar to human nails.,
And our princess who along with King Philip followed the match in from the stand, was totally freaking out.,
And the tomcat, whom she called her son, could arch his back and purr; he even gave sparks, but then one had to stroke his hair the wrong direction.,
But they will kill me, because I, who am so ugly, dare to approach them,
Gert has always pushed away from himself the business side.,
How did you know Tom and Mary were the ones who stole your saxophone?,
I pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide, but to unify.,
In that way other airlines are grabbed by the short and curlies.,
In the middle of this there was a duck in her nest, who had to hatch her young; but it almost bored her, it took so long, before the ducklings hatched.,
It was a princess who stood outside in front of the gate.,
It’s better to be killed by them, than being bitten by the ducks, pecked by the chickens, kicked by the maiden who feeds the chickens, or starved with hunger in the winter.,
Much to the dismay of the unions at the airport, which spoilt the Irish budget airline party with a demonstration.,
Near here in another swamp are some nice wild geese, all ladies, who, like you, can say “quack!”.,
Not everyone who lives here is rich.,
Now he traveled all over the world to find such a one, but all he saw lacked something.,
Once upon a time there was a prince who wanted to marry a princess; but it had to be a real princess.,
that bastard,
The ducks bit it, and the chickens pinched it, and the girl who fed the beasts kicked it.,
The hiring of functional analysts who will assist the customer in the development of user-specific applications.
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