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"have (2nd person singular in a question or command)" in Dutch

heb
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The Dutch translation for “have (2nd person singular in a question or command)” is heb.

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had gehad
had (plural) hadden
have (2nd person formal) heeft

Examples of "have" in use

There are 53 examples of the Dutch word for "have" being used:
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Don’t imagine such nonsense, and be grateful for all the good you have received. Heb maar niet zoveel noten op je zang, en wees dankbaar voor al het goede, dat men je bewezen heeft
Do you have a light? Heb je een vuurtje?
Didn’t you sing? Heb je niet gezongen?
Today you failed. Vandaag heb je gefaald.
Do you have an objection to Skype? Heb je bezwaar tegen Skype?
Have you packed your bags? Heb je je tassen ingepakt?
Have you gone through this completely? Heb je dit helemaal doorlopen?
By the way, have you seen him lately? Trouwens, heb je hem recent nog gezien?
Why do you need a new ladder? Waarom heb je een nieuwe ladder nodig?
Have you intercepted my letters? Heb jij m’n brieven onderschept?

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Am I wrong?,
By the way, did you find the umbrella you lost recently?,
By the way, have you read that book?,
By the way, have you seen him lately?,
Did you eat garlic?,
Did you eat rice?,
Did you manage to get a hold of Tom?,
Didn’t you sing?,
Do you ever wish you could experience something ‘for the first time’ again?,
Do you have a light?,
Do you have a match?,
Do you have an ashtray?,
Do you have an objection to Skype?,
Do you have any candles?,
Do you have any vegetarian dishes?,
Do you have beans?,
Do you have cauliflower?,
Do you have children already?,
Do you have children?,
Do you have cigarettes?
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