Understand spoken Dutch

"you (singular, emphatic)" in Dutch

jij
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “you (singular, emphatic)” is jij.

See also

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 Englishyou (singular) Dutchje Learn
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 Englishyou (indirect object) Dutchjou Learn
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 Englishhim Dutchhem Learn
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 Englishher Dutchhaar Learn
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 Englishthey (short form) Dutchze Learn
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 Englishthem Dutchhen Learn
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 Englishme (emphatic) Dutchmij Learn
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 Englishthey Dutchzij Learn
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 Englishshe Dutchzij Learn
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 Englishyou (plural) Dutchjullie Learn

Examples of "you" in use

There are 48 examples of the Dutch word for "you" being used:
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 Englishand you? Dutchjij ook? Learn
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 Englishyou were Dutchjij was Learn
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 Englishyou will Dutchjij zal Learn
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 Englishyou and me Dutchjij en ik Learn
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 Englishyou are Dutchjij bent Learn
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 Englishyou have to Dutchjij moet Learn
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 EnglishWhy you? DutchWaarom jij? Learn
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 Englishyou had to Dutchjij moest Learn
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 Englishyou have (singular emphatic) Dutchjij hebt Learn
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 Englishyou ran Dutchjij liep Learn

Practice Lesson

"you (singular, emphatic)" Practice (43)
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Lesson phrases
After all, you are my friend.,
Are you an optimist or a pessimist?,
Are you one of Tom’s daughters?,
Are you tired?,
Do speak Dutch fluently?,
Do you cook often?,
Do you know anybody who works in that building?,
Do you know what Tom’s favorite drink is?,
Do you speak French?,
Do you speak German?,
Have you intercepted my letters?,
How many meals a day do you eat?,
How much do you owe?,
I won’t go unless you go.,
I’m guessing you didn’t buy this yourself.,
I’m not as old as you, of course.,
My boss says that you sing very well.,
Near here in another swamp are some nice wild geese, all ladies, who, like you, can say “quack!”.,
only you,
The only thing you grab are pints.
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Acknowledgements

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Dorenda Snieder
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