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

drinkt
Drink. The Dutch for "drink" is "drinkt".
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Summary

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

See also

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drink drank
drinks (noun) drinken
drinks (diminutive) drankjes
to drink drinken
drink (an informal term for a standard glass of spirits) borrel
drink (diminutive) drankje
drink (1st person singular) drink
drink (plural) drinken

Examples of "drink" in use

There are 15 examples of the Dutch word for "drink" being used:
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Tom is drinking. Tom drinkt.
He drinks milk. Hij drinkt melk.
you drink water jij drinkt water
She drinks coffee. Zij drinkt koffie.
Tom doesn’t drink anymore. Tom drinkt niet meer.
Yanni is drinking green tea. Yanni drinkt groene thee.
The more you drink, the less you eat. Hoe meer je drinkt, hoe minder je eet.
He drinks coffee every morning. Hij drinkt elke ochtend koffie.
Tom drinks beer. Tom drinkt bier.
Tom drinks a lot of beer, and so does Mary. Tom drinkt veel bier, net als Mary.

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"drinks (2nd and 3rd person singular)" Practice (16)
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Every adult I know drinks beer.,
He drinks coffee every morning.,
He drinks milk.,
She drinks coffee.,
The cow is drinking from the water trough.,
The more you drink, the less you eat.,
Tom doesn’t drink anymore.,
Tom drinks a lot of beer, and so does Mary.,
Tom drinks at least three cups of coffee every day.,
Tom drinks beer.,
Tom is drinking.,
Tom never drinks vodka.,
Tom often drinks cognac.,
Yanni is drinking green tea.,
you drink water
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