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"are going (plural)" in Dutch

gaan

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “are going (plural)” is gaan.

Pronounced the same

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to go

gaan
hang out (part 2)

gaan
close (part 2)

gaan

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go (1st person singular)

ga

Examples of "are going (plural)" in use

There are 15 examples of the Dutch word for "are going (plural)" being used:
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Why don’t we go to Australia with Tom?

Waarom gaan we niet naar Australië met Tom?
How are things going?

Hoe gaan de zaken?
Are things going well?

Gaan de zaken goed?
Things are going well.

De zaken gaan goed.
We’re going to Germany.

We gaan naar Duitsland.
When are we going to the beach?

Wanneer gaan we naar het strand?
At four o’clock we are going to the swimming pool.

We gaan om vier uur naar het zwembad.
We are also going to cry.

Wij gaan ook wenen.
We’re going skiing tomorrow.

We gaan skiën morgen.
We’re going hiking this afternoon.

We gaan wandelen deze namiddag.

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Are things going well?,
At four o’clock we are going to the swimming pool.,
How are things going?,
in the colder period we will limit the terraces a bit,
Next year we will renovate the roof of our house.,
Things are going well.,
Two families attack each other on the street with baseball bats,
We are also going to cry.,
We are going to die.,
We’re going hiking this afternoon.,
We’re going skiing tomorrow.,
We’re going to Germany.,
When are we going to the beach?,
Why don’t we go swimming with Tom?,
Why don’t we go to Australia with Tom?
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Acknowledgements

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Dorenda Snieder

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