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Deleted user
24 Dec 2017
Question about Dutch
What is the difference between Je kan and Je kunt?
Feel free to just provide example sentences.
Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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* Ik - jij - u - hij - zij - het: kan
* jij - u: kunt
'Kunt' is considered 'better' than 'kan'.
* jij - u: kunt
'Kunt' is considered 'better' than 'kan'.
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Geen speciale reden. Beide vormen zijn goed Nederlands. 'Kunt' wordt vaker gebruikt in formeler taalgebruik. Ik zeg nooit 'u kan', maar wel 'je kan'/'je kunt'. Ik schrijf alleen 'u kunt'/'je kunt'.🙂
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@evve Also we Belgians always say “ge kunt” instead of je kan maybe this could help.
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Simplified Chinese (China)
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Je kunt “you could” je kan “you can”
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