Belgian Dutch reference

uitmaken

to end (a relationship)

Regular · 10 form tables

Dutch as used in Belgium, with separate jij / je, gij / ge and u rows. Alternatives are retained where supplied.

Audio requires a compatible voice in your browser.

Indicative

Present

uitmaken: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI end (a relationship)
jij / jeyou end (a relationship)
gij / geyou (Flemish) end (a relationship)
uyou (formal) end (a relationship)
hij / zij / hethe/she/it ends (a relationship)
wij / wewe end (a relationship)
jullieyou (plural) end (a relationship)
zij / zethey end (a relationship)

Simple past

uitmaken: Simple past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI ended (a relationship)
jij / jeyou ended (a relationship)
gij / geyou (Flemish) ended (a relationship)
uyou (formal) ended (a relationship)
hij / zij / hethe/she/it ended (a relationship)
wij / wewe ended (a relationship)
jullieyou (plural) ended (a relationship)
zij / zethey ended (a relationship)

Compound past

uitmaken: Compound past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI ended (a relationship); I have ended (a relationship)
jij / jeyou ended (a relationship); you have ended (a relationship)
gij / geyou (Flemish) ended (a relationship); you (Flemish) have ended (a relationship)
uyou (formal) ended (a relationship); you (formal) have ended (a relationship)
hij / zij / hethe/she/it ended (a relationship); he/she/it has ended (a relationship)
wij / wewe ended (a relationship); we have ended (a relationship)
jullieyou (plural) ended (a relationship); you (plural) have ended (a relationship)
zij / zethey ended (a relationship); they have ended (a relationship)

Past perfect

uitmaken: Past perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI had ended (a relationship)
jij / jeyou had ended (a relationship)
gij / geyou (Flemish) had ended (a relationship)
uyou (formal) had ended (a relationship)
hij / zij / hethe/she/it had ended (a relationship)
wij / wewe had ended (a relationship)
jullieyou (plural) had ended (a relationship)
zij / zethey had ended (a relationship)

Future

uitmaken: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI will end (a relationship)
jij / jeyou will end (a relationship)
gij / geyou (Flemish) will end (a relationship)
uyou (formal) will end (a relationship)
hij / zij / hethe/she/it will end (a relationship)
wij / wewe will end (a relationship)
jullieyou (plural) will end (a relationship)
zij / zethey will end (a relationship)

Future perfect

uitmaken: Future perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI will have ended (a relationship)
jij / jeyou will have ended (a relationship)
gij / geyou (Flemish) will have ended (a relationship)
uyou (formal) will have ended (a relationship)
hij / zij / hethe/she/it will have ended (a relationship)
wij / wewe will have ended (a relationship)
jullieyou (plural) will have ended (a relationship)
zij / zethey will have ended (a relationship)

Future (gaan)

uitmaken: Future (gaan)
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI am going to end (a relationship)
jij / jeyou are going to end (a relationship)
gij / geyou (Flemish) are going to end (a relationship)
uyou (formal) are going to end (a relationship)
hij / zij / hethe/she/it is going to end (a relationship)
wij / wewe are going to end (a relationship)
jullieyou (plural) are going to end (a relationship)
zij / zethey are going to end (a relationship)

Conditional

Conditional

uitmaken: Conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI would end (a relationship)
jij / jeyou would end (a relationship)
gij / geyou (Flemish) would end (a relationship)
uyou (formal) would end (a relationship)
hij / zij / hethe/she/it would end (a relationship)
wij / wewe would end (a relationship)
jullieyou (plural) would end (a relationship)
zij / zethey would end (a relationship)

Conditional perfect

uitmaken: Conditional perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI would have ended (a relationship)
jij / jeyou would have ended (a relationship)
gij / geyou (Flemish) would have ended (a relationship)
uyou (formal) would have ended (a relationship)
hij / zij / hethe/she/it would have ended (a relationship)
wij / wewe would have ended (a relationship)
jullieyou (plural) would have ended (a relationship)
zij / zethey would have ended (a relationship)

Imperative

Imperative

uitmaken: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jij / jeend (a relationship)!
gij / geend (a relationship)! (Flemish)
uend (a relationship)! (formal)
jullieend (a relationship)! (plural)

Additional forms

Infinitive with te
Present participle
Past participle

Forms from the Loquus reference. Only supplied forms are shown. Browse all Belgian Dutch entries.

Loquus in your language

Choose your website language

This page is currently available with English explanations.