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"you (singular)" in Dutch

je

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Summary

The Dutch translation for “you (singular)” is je.

Pronounced the same

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	your (informal; short form)	je	Learn

See also

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	you (singular, emphatic)	jij	Learn
	you (indirect object)	jou	Learn
	him	hem	Learn
	her	haar	Learn
	they (short form)	ze	Learn
	them	hen	Learn
	me (emphatic)	mij	Learn
	they	zij	Learn
	she	zij	Learn
	you (plural)	jullie	Learn

Examples of "you" in use

There are 290 examples of the Dutch word for "you" being used:

Recording	English	Dutch	Learn
	What did you say?	Wat zei je?	Learn
	if you are good	als je goed bent	Learn
	How are you?	Hoe gaat het met je?	Learn
	“Do you think that this is the whole world?” the mother said.	“Denk je, dat dit de hele wereld is?” zei de moeder.	Learn
	Do you like to eat chicken?	Eet je graag kip?	Learn
	I knew you’d come.	Ik wist wel dat je zou komen.	Learn
	Do you know how I can get there?	Weet je hoe ik daar kan komen?	Learn
	Who are you?	Wie ben je?	Learn
	What did you think of the book?	Wat denk je van dit boek?	Learn
	What do you do?	Wat doe je?	Learn

Practice Lesson

"you (singular)" Practice (289)

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A beard does not make a philosopher.,

And the mother said, “I wish you went away from here!”,

and, see, she has a red patch on her leg,

Are you on holiday?,

Are you ready to order?,

Are you still overweight?,

Are you sure we have enough money?,

Are you trying to sell those?,

As promised, I forward you again the confirmation.,

Bend your neck and say: Quack!,

But if you insist upon being easy on yourself, life is going to be very hard on you.,

But you are uncontrollable, and it is anything but enjoyable to spend time with you,

By the way, have you seen him lately?,

By the way, how old are you?,

By the way, I have something to tell you.,

Can I kiss you?,

Can you arch your back, or purr, or throw out sparks?,

Can you give me a piece of bread, please?,

Can you play the saxophone?,

Can you recommend a bar?

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