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"who" in Dutch

wie
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “who” is wie.

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who (conjunction) die

Examples of "who" in use

There are 56 examples of the Dutch word for "who" being used:
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Who installed the new hard drive? Wie heeft de nieuwe harde schijf geïnstalleerd?
He who buries his head in the sand today will grind his teeth tomorrow. Wie vandaag zijn kop in het zand steekt, knarst morgen met zijn tanden.
Whoever takes on the task must be well-organized. Eender wie de taak op zich neemt, moet goed georganiseerd zijn.
Those who misbehave during the lesson can clear off and do not have to come back. Wie zich tijdens de les misdraagt, kan opkrassen en hoeft niet meer terug te komen.
Who knows what new discoveries these observatories will uncover? Wie weet welke nieuwe ontdekkingen deze observatieposten zullen onthullen?
Dries Buytaert is unknown to many, but whoever uses the Internet, comes into contact every day with his work. Dries Buytaert is voor velen een onbekende, maar wie het internet gebruikt, komt elke dag in aanraking met zijn werk.

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"who" Practice (56)
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anyone else,
Ask anyone.,
Course for those who commit a minor offence,
Dries Buytaert is unknown to many, but whoever uses the Internet, comes into contact every day with his work.,
First come, first served.,
He who buries his head in the sand today will grind his teeth tomorrow.,
I found out who Tom’s father is.,
I tell you the truth, although you might find it unpleasant, but that is a proof of my friendship,
I want to know who paid for this.,
I wonder who’ll win.,
I wonder who’ll win.,
It could be any one of us.,
It could be anyone.,
No one knows who’s responsible.,
That’s not something anyone can do.,
Those who misbehave during the lesson can clear off and do not have to come back.,
Who am I to say that?,
Who are you afraid of?,
Who are you with?,
Who are you?
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Domien De Groot