Belgian Dutch reference

voelen

to feel

Regular · 10 form tables

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

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Indicative

Present

voelen: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ikI feel
jij / jeyou feel
gij / geyou (Flemish) feel
uyou (formal) feel
hij / zij / hethe/she/it feels
wij / wewe feel
jullieyou (plural) feel
zij / zethey feel

Simple past

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

Compound past

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

Past perfect

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

Future

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

Future perfect

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

Future (gaan)

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

Conditional

Conditional

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

Conditional perfect

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

Imperative

Imperative

voelen: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
jij / jefeel!
gij / gefeel! (Flemish)
ufeel! (formal)
julliefeel! (plural)

Additional forms

Infinitive with te
Present participle
Past participle

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