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"you (singular)" in Dutch

je

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “you (singular)” is je.

Pronounced the same

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Recording	Englishyour (informal; short form)	Dutchje	Learn Learn

See also

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

Examples of "you" in use

There are 576 examples of the Dutch word for "you" being used:

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Recording	EnglishDo you like to eat garlic?	DutchEet je graag knoflook?	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishDid you eat garlic?	DutchHeb je knoflook gegeten?	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishWhy don’t you come and study?	DutchWaarom kom je niet studeren?	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishWho would be able to understand you?	DutchWie zou je dan kunnen begrijpen?	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishYou need to set a good example.	DutchJe moet het goede voorbeeld geven.	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishCan you give me a piece of bread, please?	DutchKun je me alsjeblieft een stuk brood geven?	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishThe only thing you should do is wait.	DutchHet enige wat je zou moeten doen is wachten.	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishI wish you could make it into something else	Dutchik zou wel willen, dat je dat eens wat anders kon maken	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishYou need to set a good example for your children.	DutchJe moet het goede voorbeeld geven voor je kinderen.	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishDo you hate Tom?	DutchHaat je Tom?	Learn Learn

Practice Lesson

"you (singular)" Practice (554)

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Lesson phrases

A beard does not make a philosopher.,

And the mother said, “I wish you went away from here!”,

and, see, she has a red patch on her leg,

Are you a carpenter?,

Are you a student here?,

Are you avoiding me?,

Are you coming with me?,

Are you coming with us?,

Are you coming?,

Are you eating lunch?,

Are you expecting any visitors?,

Are you expecting anybody?,

Are you going to Australia?,

Are you going to throw that away?,

Are you in favor of their policy?,

Are you on holiday?,

Are you ready to order?,

Are you still busy?

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