No. 1,924 in Dutch
who
The Dutch word "who" does not exist; you might be referring to "hoe," which means "how" in English.
In a sentence
Wie is verantwoordelijk voor deze situatie?
Who is responsible for this situation?
In this sentence, 'wie' is used as an interrogative pronoun to ask a question about the identity of a person responsible for something.
Ik weet wie de winnaar is.
I know who the winner is.
Here, 'wie' functions as a relative pronoun, introducing a clause that provides additional information regarding the subject, the winner.
Degene wie het boek heeft geschreven, is erg getalenteerd.
The one who wrote the book is very talented.
In this sentence, 'wie' is used in a restrictive relative clause, specifying the identity of the person referred to as 'degene'.
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