Questions & Answers about Wij werken in september.
Both wij and we mean we.
- we is the more common unstressed form in everyday Dutch.
- wij is the stressed form, and it can sound a bit more formal or emphatic.
So:
- Wij werken in september.
- We werken in september.
Both are correct. In many normal conversations, we is more likely.
With wij/we in the present tense, Dutch usually uses the same form as the infinitive.
For the verb werken (to work):
- ik werk = I work
- jij werkt = you work
- hij/zij werkt = he/she works
- wij werken = we work
- jullie werken = you all work
- zij werken = they work
So werken is the correct present-tense form with wij.
In Dutch, months are normally used with in when you mean in a certain month.
Examples:
- in september = in September
- in januari = in January
- in de zomer = in the summer
So in september is the normal way to say that something happens during September.