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"yet" in Dutch

nog
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “yet” is nog.

Pronounced the same

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still nog

See also

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still toch
still nog steeds
yet al
still stilstaand
still nog
to stand still stilstaan
still stille

Examples of "yet" in use

There are 12 examples of the Dutch word for "yet" being used:
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I don’t need it yet. Ik heb het nog niet nodig.
My friend is not married yet. Mijn vriend is nog niet getrouwd.
I haven’t said yes yet. Ik heb nog geen ja gezegd.
The plan hasn’t been approved yet. Het plan is nog niet goedgekeurd.
The plan has yet to be approved. Het plan moet nu nog goedgekeurd worden.
There are no comments yet. Er zijn nog geen opmerkingen.
Mary has not yet replied to Tom’s letter. Mary heeft nog niet geantwoord op Tom zijn brief.
He hasn't yet responded to my email. Hij heeft nog niet op mijn e-mail gereageerd.
“No I don’t have them all yet; the biggest egg is still there; how long will it take before it hatches?” “Nee ik heb ze nog niet allemaal; het grootste ei ligt daar nog; hoe lang zal het nog wel duren, eer dat uitkomt?”
The meeting hasn’t begun yet. De meeting is nog niet begonnen.

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"yet" Practice (13)
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First later on the day it became quiet; but the poor duckling did not dare to get up yet; it waited several hours more, before it turned around, and then it rushed out of the swamp as fast as it could.,
He hasn't yet responded to my email.,
I don’t need it yet.,
I haven’t said yes yet.,
Mary has not yet replied to Tom’s letter.,
My friend is not married yet.,
The meeting hasn’t begun yet.,
The plan has yet to be approved.,
The plan hasn’t been approved yet.,
There are no comments yet.,
We would like to draw attention to the fact that there is no definitive data yet.,
“No I don’t have them all yet; the biggest egg is still there; how long will it take before it hatches?”
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