- Difference between Jou and Jouw ? (Tutorial) : r learndutch - Reddit
Jou means you but is often used to indicate something with or around you Is that your coffee? --> Is dat jouw koffie? Is that coffee yours? --> is die koffie van jou? Jou is used after a pronoun like van, voor, tegen, achter, naast, etc While jouw is used to indicate possesion of the word after (jouw koffie, jouw pet, jouw huisdier, etc)
- Is there a difference between jij and jou ? : r learndutch - Reddit
My understanding is that “jou” is more formal (like the difference between “du” and “Sie” in German if that means anything to you) I suppose you’d more likely use “jou” when speaking to someone from an older generation or in a profession normally accorded respect and or deference (like a judge or a priest)
- What is the difference between Jy and Jou? : r afrikaans - Reddit
Dutch ppl learning Afrikaans often struggle with this, because 'je', 'jij' and 'jou' in different context all can be translated to jy, while 'jouw' means jou, and 'van jou' is joune
- Literal meaning of “Ik hou van je” : r dutch - Reddit
Houden indeed means to hold or to keep I'd like to believe the English phrase To hold someone something dear was derived from the Dutch Ik houd van jou But who knows what is true The English I love you sounds a lot more like the German Ich lieve dich, so I guess we Dutchies are the odd ones out
- Difference between je jij jou jullie? : r learndutch - Reddit
singular: je = you jij = you (stressed) jou = you (stressed) singular possesive: je = your jouw = your (stressed) plural: jullie = you (plural) jullie = your (plural) We use different versions depending on the way it's used in a sentence This can be very difficult for foreigners You can sort of compare it to the french 'tu', 'toi' and 'te' though Examples: Hey you! hey jij! Why are you
- What is the difference between Je, Jij, and Jou? : r learndutch
It's mostly emphasis, except jou is pretty circumstantial, and is probably part of some really elaborate and obscure language rule Just ignore it and use 'je' every time
- What is the difference between Je, Jij, Jullie, Jou and U? - Reddit
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- Waarom past deze functie bij jou? : r nederlands - Reddit
En dan waarom dat zo bij jou past, bijvoorbeeld omdat je het belangrijk vindt dat je werk betekenis heeft voor anderen, of omdat je graag ergens expert in wil worden, of omdat je ambitieus bent, of graag samenwerkt met andere disciplines etc Reply reply Cosmopean •
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