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Dutch Word: de vraag
Plural: vragen
English Meaning: 1. question 2. demand

Example Sentences:

Ik heb geen verdere vragen.
I have no further questions.
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Zijn er nog andere vragen?
Are there any other questions?
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Dat is een lastige vraag. Ik weet het niet zeker.
That's a difficult question. I'm not sure.
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Kan ik je een persoonlijke vraag stellen?
Can I ask you a personal question?
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Mijn zoon stelt me vaak vragen.
My son often asks me questions.
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Ze stelden moeilijke vragen.
They asked difficult questions.
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De politie heeft hem een paar vragen gesteld.
The police asked him a few questions.
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