"Hebt" or "zijt" - A new exercise for learning Flemish
In Flemish the verbs "hebben" en "zijn" are conjugated slightly differently than in Standard Dutch. In Flemish we use the pronoun "ge/gij" instead of "je/jij". Unlike in Dutch the ge/gij-form never loses the "t", not even in the inversion.
HEBBEN
ik heb ge/gij hebt ( hebt ge?) u hebt/heeft hij heeft ze heeft we hebben jullie hebben ze hebben |
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In today's exercise, we are focusing on the ge/gij-form. Complete the sentences with either "hebt" or "zijt" and try to translate them.
Corrections are available in both English and French!
Corrections are available in both English and French!