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"lives (2nd and 3rd person singular)" in Dutch

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “lives (2nd and 3rd person singular)” is woont.

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lives (3rd person singular) leeft
to live wonen
to live (plural) leven
lives (noun, adjective) levens

Examples of "lives" in use

There are 20 examples of the Dutch word for "lives" being used:
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Where do you live? (formal) Waar woont u?
Do you happen to know where she lives? Weet je toevallig waar ze woont?
Tom lives in the heart of the city. Tom woont in het hart van de stad.
Did you find out where Tom lives? Ben je erachter gekomen waar Tom woont?
Tom lives around here somewhere. Tom woont hier ergens.
She lives in this village. Ze woont in dit dorp.
He lives in the United Kingdom. Hij woont in het Verenigd Koninkrijk.
She lives in the United Kingdom. Zij woont in het Verenigd Koninkrijk.
What is your address? (formal) Op welk adres woont u?
Tom lives right next to us. Tom woont vlak naast ons.

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Did you find out where Tom lives?,
Do you happen to know where she lives?,
He has repented and now lives as a father in an abbey.,
He lives in the United Kingdom.,
I heard that Tom is living in Boston.,
Not everyone who lives here is rich.,
She lives in the United Kingdom.,
She lives in this village.,
The royal family lives in a palace.,
Tom doesn’t live around here.,
Tom lives around here somewhere.,
Tom lives in the heart of the city.,
Tom lives in this area.,
Tom lives near the airport.,
Tom lives right by the old fire station.,
Tom lives right next to us.,
What is your address? (formal),
Where do you live? (formal),
You live on the sixth floor.
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Leslie Van Ael