2022年11月7日 · There are three reasons to use JIJ instead of JE in Dutch. The rules also apply to ZE and ZIJ and WE and WIJ. At the end of this article we will look at a situation in which you will have to use JE.

How to use them? – The difference between u and jij. Traditionally ‘u’ is used for politeness, respect and status, and for distinction and professionalism. Jij or je are informal. It indicates closeness, friendship and trust. In recent decades ‘jij’ and ‘je’ are used more frequently, at the expense of ‘u’. What makes it difficult?

5 天之前 · In informal language, often replaced by the unstressed form je, with the form jij used for emphasis or contrast. In dat restaurant kun je heerlijk eten, ben je daar wel eens geweest? — Nee, jij ?

2023年4月20日 · 'Jij' is stressed 'you' (often used for contrast) 'Je' is unstressed 'you'. A. Waar woon je? B. Ik woon in Amsterdam. En waar woon jij?

Je 和 U 和 Jij 有什么区别？ 如果难以说明的话，请教我一下例句。 Je/jij - you (singular) informal U - you (singular and plural) formal 'Je/jij' is used with most people, especially people you know very well, are on a first name basis with, or who are younger or of the same age as yourself. 'je' is the reduced form of 'you', used both as subject and as (in)direct object.

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2020年4月1日 · Jij is usually used when the person you are talking to has an important role in the sentence. Je is used when the person in the sentence has a less important role. U is the polite version of je/jij. Examples: Jij bent mijn broer. (You are my brother) "jij" is the subject of the sentence and has a critical role in the sentence Ik heb het je verteld.

2014年12月16日 · Person you do know older than you: 'jij' if informal, 'u' for formal (at work f.i.). Family (except in some families grandparents) and friends: 'jij'. In informal e-mails and on the Internet: 'jij'.

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If you’re learning Dutch, you may find yourself confused when to switch between the informal and formal pronouns for “you,” jij and u, respectively. It doesn’t help that many Dutch people seem unclear themselves on when to use what themselves, especially in social situations, giving learners little to go on.