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"you (indirect object)" in Dutch

jou
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “you (indirect object)” is jou.

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

Examples of "you (indirect object)" in use

There are 8 examples of the Dutch word for "you (indirect object)" being used:
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My place or yours? Bij mij thuis of bij jou?
Is all of this money yours? Is al dit geld van jou?
It won’t be easy for you. Het zal niet gemakkelijk zijn voor jou.
Is he hitting you? Slaat hij jou?
But you are uncontrollable, and it is anything but enjoyable to spend time with you Maar er is geen huis met je te houden, en het is alles behalve plezierig, met jou om te gaan
The poor duckling was teased by all; even his sisters were angry with him and kept saying, “If only the cat grabbed you, you ugly creature!” Het arme eendje werd door allen geplaagd; zelfs zijn zusters waren kwaad op hem en zeiden steeds: “Mocht de kat je maar beetpakken, jou lelijk schepsel!”
Engels I learned something today, thanks to you. Ik heb iets geleerd vandaag, dankzij jou.
What is the function: it attracts your attention, it distracts you, it helps you to understand or to place the content better? Wat is de functie: trekt het je aandacht, leidt het je af, helpt het jou om de inhoud beter te begrijpen of te plaatsen?

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But you are uncontrollable, and it is anything but enjoyable to spend time with you,
Engels I learned something today, thanks to you.,
Is all of this money yours?,
Is he hitting you?,
It won’t be easy for you.,
My place or yours?,
The poor duckling was teased by all; even his sisters were angry with him and kept saying, “If only the cat grabbed you, you ugly creature!”,
What is the function: it attracts your attention, it distracts you, it helps you to understand or to place the content better?
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