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"want (2nd person singular, question form)" in Dutch

wil

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The Dutch translation for “want (2nd person singular, question form)” is wil.

Pronounced the same

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want (1st person singular)

wil
wants (3rd person singular)

wil

Examples of "want (2nd person singular, question form)" in use

There are 11 examples of the Dutch word for "want (2nd person singular, question form)" being used:
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“Can you stop doing that?” said the mother.

“Wil je dat nu wel eens laten?” zei de moeder.
You can use my car, if you want to.

Je mag mijn auto gebruiken, als je wil.
What kind of hat do you want?

Wat soort hoed wil je?
Would you like a drink?

Wil je iets drinken?
How much paper do you want?

Hoeveel papier wil je?
How many languages do you want to learn?

Hoeveel talen wil je leren?
What do you want to do on Monday?

Wat wil je doen op maandag?
Well, will you ever shut up?

Welnu, wil je dan wel eens zwijgen?
“Thank God!” the duckling said with a sigh; “I’m so ugly that even the dog doesn’t want to bite me.”

“Goddank!” zei het eendje met een zucht; “ik ben zo lelijk, dat de hond mij zelfs niet wil bijten.”
Do you want a fresh towel?

Wil je een verse handdoek?

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Do you want a fresh towel?,
How many languages do you want to learn?,
How much paper do you want?,
Well, will you ever shut up?,
What do you want to do on Monday?,
What kind of hat do you want?,
Why do you want to learn Portuguese?,
Would you like a drink?,
You can use my car, if you want to.,
“Can you stop doing that?” said the mother.,
“Thank God!” the duckling said with a sigh; “I’m so ugly that even the dog doesn’t want to bite me.”
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