No. 2,614 in Dutch
i
The Dutch word "i" means "i" in English, representing the ninth letter of the alphabet.
In a sentence
Ik heb een boek gelezen.
I have read a book.
In this sentence, 'ik' is the first-person singular pronoun used to signify the speaker.
Ik wil dat je meegaat.
I want you to come along.
Here, 'ik' again serves as a first-person singular pronoun, indicating the one expressing desire.
Ik vroeg hem om hulp.
I asked him for help.
In this case, 'ik' represents the individual performing the action of asking in the sentence.
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