Nov 1, 2021 · Je/jou (ge/gij) Ze/hen|hun (direct vs indirect) Possessive Je/jouw (I’m excluding less official words like z’n and m’n for now ) Note that je appears three times in different meanings, while jij and jou don't appear in the same lists. Also note: it’s even quite unnatural to use the second ones without emphasis.

Apr 12, 2022 · "Jy" means "you". "Joune" is "yours". "Jou" can be used in two ways. It can mean "your" or it can also mean "you" (used as an object pronoun). Examples: Jy bestuur jou kar = You drive your car. Die rooi kar is joune = The red car is yours. Hierdie een is jou kar = This one is your car. Die kar is voor jou = The car is in front of you.

Ik kan mijne niet vinden. Waarom gebruiken we niet die van jou? Your dog is the cutest I've ever seen Jouw hond is de schattigste die ik ooit heb gezien. My dad gives you a pair of scissors Mijn vader geeft jou een schaar. My dad has given you a pair of scissors Mijn vader heeft een schaar aan jou gegeven

Oct 14, 2014 · Jou is an object (ik geef dit aan jou) Je can be subject, object or possesive (je loopt weg, ik geef dit ...

“Ik hou van jou” is a sentence that you normally dont use. In english many people use love you for normal stuff, like to friends and stuff. “Ik hou van jou” is like really really really declaring your love for somebody and in my opinion shouldnt be used anywhere near the first date.

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Nov 29, 2020 · "jou" = singular 'you' : "ik praat tegen jou" ("thee") "Jouw" = possessive : "Jouw fiets" ("thyne") "u" ("old English "ye") is more formal, could be both singular and plural, actually. It conveys a degree of respect. One would typically address an elderly person as "u". It's formal, and more polite. "Je" is how you address peers and friends.

Dec 21, 2019 · I lived in South Africa for a little while, “Sabela” is a language used by the “Numbers Gang” down there in the flats it’s a secret language they use to communicate let’s say if there was police around or people from another gang they would speak in “Sabela” for their safety, It’s mainly used by the gangsters and the only …

Jul 3, 2020 · 'Met jou' is also correct; both 'hoe gaat het met je' and 'hoe gaat het met jou' can be used and they mean the exact same, though 'jou' is slightly more formal. Reply reply more reply More replies More replies More replies More replies More replies

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