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"your (formal)" in Dutch

uw

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “your (formal)” is uw.

See also

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	your (informal)	jouw	Learn
	your (informal; short form)	je	Learn

Examples of "your" in use

There are 30 examples of the Dutch word for "your" being used:

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	I need your help. (formal)	Ik heb uw hulp nodig.	Learn
	Your book is on the table. (formal)	Uw boek ligt op tafel.	Learn
	May I have your attention please.	Mag ik even uw aandacht?	Learn
	Can I use your phone?	Mag ik uw telefoon gebruiken?	Learn
	Please take off your hat.	Zet alstublieft uw hoed af.	Learn
	Your proposal is worth considering.	Uw voorstel is het overwegen waard.	Learn
	It’s hard to tell you and your brother apart.	Het is moeilijk u van uw broer te onderscheiden.	Learn
	Put these pieces of cloth under your armpits.	Doe die stukken stof onder uw oksels.	Learn
	I leave the matter to your judgement.	Ik laat de zaak aan uw oordeel over.	Learn
	What are your recommendations?	Wat zijn uw aanbevelingen?	Learn

Practice Lesson

"your (formal)" Practice (20)

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before proposing your profile to the customer,

Can I use your phone?,

Did you see your attacker?,

Do your utmost to preserve unity.,

Don’t be proud, but do your best to be humble.,

don’t let your zeal drop,

Have you recently experienced palpitations or felt like your heart was racing?,

I need your help. (formal),

May I have your attention please.,

Put these pieces of cloth under your armpits.,

the sheep of your flock,

therefore confess your sins to one another,

When the fox is preaching the Passion, farmer, watch out for your chickens.,

Why does your anger burn against us?,

You are not allowed to have sexual intercourse with your daughter-in-law.,

You will find here your new sticky labels.,

You will receive your invoice by February at the latest.,

Your book is on the table. (formal),

Your overdue payments have been cleared this morning.

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