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"your (informal; short form)" in Dutch

je
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “your (informal; short form)” is je.

Pronounced the same

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you (singular) je

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your (informal) jouw
your (formal) uw

Examples of "your" in use

There are 141 examples of the Dutch word for "your" being used:
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How is your dad? Hoe gaat het met je vader?
There are your parents. Daar zijn je ouders.
What’s your name? (informal) Wat is je naam?
Why don’t you go to work? Waarom ga je niet naar je werk?
Are your parents still on holiday? Zijn je ouders nog op vakantie?
How is your family? Hoe is het met je familie?
What’s your surname? Wat is je achternaam?
Open your book please. Open je boek alsjeblieft.
I want your book, please. Ik wil je boek alsjeblieft.
There is your brother. Daar is je broer.

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adjust your advance,
After internal consultation, your candidacy has not been accepted.,
all your professional files,
always lock your laptop,
And your co-workers, are they friendly?,
Are you done with your homework?,
At the moment you can only change your membership via the contact form or in the club.,
Be polite to your parents.,
Brush your teeth.,
By the way, what’s your address?,
Call your mother!,
Can you arch your back, or purr, or throw out sparks?,
Can you tell us more about your company?,
Can you tell us more about your products?,
Children, obey your parents.,
Conjunctions are important for good structure in your writing.,
Cover your eyes.,
Defog your diving mask before diving.,
Do you celebrate Thanksgiving with your family?,
Do you have news from your brother?
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