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"can (2nd person singular)" in Dutch

kunt
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “can (2nd person singular)” is kunt.

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can (singular) kan
can blik
can (noun) blikje
can (2nd person singular; question form) kun

Examples of "can" in use

There are 23 examples of the Dutch word for "can" being used:
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You can’t address me like that. Je kunt me zo niet aanspreken.
Can you wake me at 7 a.m.? Kunt u mij wekken om zeven uur ’s morgens?
Can you prove it? Kunt u dat bewijzen?
Rest assured you can trust me! Je kunt mij gerust geloven!
It’s hard to fight against what you can’t see. Het is moeilijk om te vechten waartegen je niet kunt zien.
Get them while you can. Grijp ze zolang je kunt.
Can you drop me here? Kunt u mij hier afzetten?
Can you write that down for me? Kunt u dat voor me opschrijven?
Can you recommend a reasonably priced guest house? Kunt u een goedkoop pension aanbevelen?
Could you call me back on my landline? Kunt u mij terugbellen op mijn vaste lijn?

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"can (2nd person singular)" Practice (23)
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At the moment you can only change your membership via the contact form or in the club.,
Can you drop me here?,
Can you prove it?,
Can you recommend a good play?,
Can you recommend a reasonably priced guest house?,
Can you show me that on the map?,
Can you wake me at 7 a.m.?,
Can you walk?,
Can you write that down for me?,
Could you call me back on my landline?,
Don’t make promises you can’t keep.,
Get them while you can.,
Have you not come into a warm room and don’t you have a company from which you can learn something?,
It’s hard to fight against what you can’t see.,
Just because you can, doesn’t mean that you should.,
Please clean my room.,
Rest assured you can trust me!,
You can make your fortune there, no matter how ugly you may be.,
You can stay as long as you want.,
You can’t address me like that.
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Leslie Van Ael