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

heb

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

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have (1st person singular)

heb

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have (1st person singular)

heb
to have

hebben
had (singular)

had
have (2nd person singular)

hebt
have (plural)

hebben
had

gehad

Examples of "have (2nd person singular in a question)" in use

There are 22 examples of the Dutch word for "have (2nd person singular in a question)" being used:
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What were you doing today?

Wat heb je vandaag gedaan?
Do you need our help?

Heb je onze hulp nodig?
Did you eat garlic?

Heb je knoflook gegeten?
How many languages have you studied?

Hoeveel talen heb je geleerd?
Do you have news from your brother?

Heb je nieuws van je broer?
Do you have beans?

Heb je bonen?
Did you eat rice?

Heb je rijst gegeten?
Did you manage to get a hold of Tom?

Heb je Tom te pakken kunnen krijgen?
Who did you give the book to?

Aan wie heb je het boek gegeven?
Have you not come into a warm room and don’t you have a company from which you can learn something?

Ben je niet in een warme kamer gekomen en heb je niet een gezelschap, waarvan je nog wat kunt leren?

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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?,
Do you have a light?,
Do you have an ashtray?,
Do you have an objection to Skype?,
Do you have any vegetarian dishes?,
Do you have beans?,
Do you have cauliflower?,
Do you have cigarettes?,
Do you have news from your brother?,
Do you need our help?,
Don’t imagine such nonsense, and be grateful for all the good you have received.,
Have you already brushed your hair?,
Have you gone through this completely?,
Have you intercepted my letters?,
Have you not come into a warm room and don’t you have a company from which you can learn something?,
How many languages have you studied?,
I hope I didn’t wake you up.
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