No. 3,336 in Dutch
it
In Dutch, "it" is not a word.
In a sentence
Het is koud vandaag.
It is cold today.
In this sentence, 'het' refers to the impersonal subject used in weather expressions, common in Dutch.
Ik zie het boek op tafel.
I see the book on the table.
Here, 'het' is the definite article 'the' referring to the specific object 'book'.
Kun je het mij morgen geven?
Can you give it to me tomorrow?
In this context, 'het' serves as a pronoun replacing a neuter noun discussed earlier.
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