Difference between Jou and Jouw ? (Tutorial) : r learndutch - Reddit Jou means you but is often used to indicate something with or around you Is that your coffee? --> Is dat jouw koffie? Is that coffee yours? --> is die koffie van jou? Jou is used after a pronoun like van, voor, tegen, achter, naast, etc While jouw is used to indicate possesion of the word after (jouw koffie, jouw pet, jouw huisdier, etc)
Is there a difference between jij and jou ? : r learndutch - Reddit My understanding is that “jou” is more formal (like the difference between “du” and “Sie” in German if that means anything to you) I suppose you’d more likely use “jou” when speaking to someone from an older generation or in a profession normally accorded respect and or deference (like a judge or a priest)
Feet joi : r Foot_JOIs - Reddit There wasn't a dedicated space for foot related JOIs, so this was created Please keep posts relative to feet and instructional related Femdom, CEI, JOI, JOE, SPH, etc all welcome as long as feet are involved! :) No advertising, unless there is a full length OC video accompanying it
Waarom past deze functie bij jou? : r nederlands - Reddit En dan waarom dat zo bij jou past, bijvoorbeeld omdat je het belangrijk vindt dat je werk betekenis heeft voor anderen, of omdat je graag ergens expert in wil worden, of omdat je ambitieus bent, of graag samenwerkt met andere disciplines etc Reply reply Cosmopean •
Wat is jou gunsteling woord in Afrikaans? : r afrikaans - Reddit Reply reply Spifer14266 • Kakkerlak Reply reply Antikza • Ek hoop daar is “beter luck” in jou toekoms 😂 Reply reply More replies Tumblekat23 • Bollemakiesie en rondomtalie is bo-aan my gunsteling woorde lys Reply reply AstronomieseKont •
When to use Jou and Jouw en je? : r learndutch - Reddit Jou: personal pronoun, non-subject form Jouw: possessive Both sound the same, many Dutch make mistakes here 'Je' is just the reduced (unstressed form) of jij jou jouw
Difference between je jij jou jullie? : r learndutch - Reddit singular: je = you jij = you (stressed) jou = you (stressed) singular possesive: je = your jouw = your (stressed) plural: jullie = you (plural) jullie = your (plural) We use different versions depending on the way it's used in a sentence This can be very difficult for foreigners You can sort of compare it to the french 'tu', 'toi' and 'te' though Examples: Hey you! hey jij! Why are you