No. 5,148 in Dutch
j
The Dutch word "j" is an informal pronoun meaning "you."
In a sentence
Hoe gaat het met je?
How are you doing?
The word 'je' refers to the second person singular pronoun 'you' in a casual manner.
Je moet goed luisteren in de klas.
You must listen carefully in class.
'Je' functions again as the casual form of the second person singular pronoun 'you', used in advice or instruction.
Je boeken liggen op tafel.
Your books are on the table.
Here, 'je' indicates possession and means 'your', relating to the books that belong to the person addressed.
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