No. 9 in Dutch
je
"Je" means "you" (informal, singular or general).
In a sentence
Je huis is erg gezellig.
Your house is very cozy.
Here, 'je' is used as a possessive pronoun meaning 'your', indicating possession of the noun 'huis'.
Let op dat je niet valt.
Be careful not to fall.
In this sentence, 'je' serves as a personal pronoun equivalent to 'you', acting as the subject of the verb 'valt'.
Als je naar links kijkt, zie je het park.
If you look to the left, you see the park.
Here, 'je' is again a personal pronoun meaning 'you', used as the subject of the verbs in both clauses: 'kijkt' for the first and 'zie' for the second.
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