No. 94 in Dutch
weet
"Knows."
In a sentence
Ik weet het antwoord op de vraag.
I know the answer to the question.
In this case, 'weet' is used to represent knowledge or understanding of a specific piece of information, as a first-person singular form of the verb 'weten'.
Hij weet niet zeker of hij mee kan gaan.
He is not sure if he can join.
'Weet' here indicates an awareness or lack thereof in the context of uncertainty, serving as a third-person singular conjugation of 'weten'.
Weet jij hoe laat het begint?
Do you know what time it starts?
'Weet' functions as a second-person singular form of the verb 'weten,' used here to pose a question regarding possessing specific knowledge.
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