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Tuesday at 06:30 PM
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Did you get it right?

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Monday at 08:51 PM
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Hoi Cheryll,


Heel graag gedaan !


Jacob,

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Cheryll
Friday at 08:10 PM
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Hallo Jacob!


Dank je voor de informatie!


cheryll

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Sunday at 10:04 AM
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Hoi Cheryll,


" Waarom ga je niet met ons mee ?"


- mee --> belongs to -ga and they both make the verb "meegaan" ( to come / to go along )


- wel ---> is an adverb and has many meanings depending on the context. In this case it means something like " for sure"

Maybe the woman wasn't sure at first where to go on holiday and by using "wel" in her sentence she indicates that she does like to go on holiday to the beach or mountains.


Jacob,

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Cheryll
Sunday at 11:32 PM
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And also the word "wel" does it has a meaning to the sentence?

Cheryll
Sunday at 11:24 PM
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Hi,

What does "mee" means? and where can i use that one?