The English term "we" matches the Dutch term "wij"

other english words that include "we" : dutch :
party, adherents, followers, supporters, disciples aanhang
dilute, weaken aanlengen
swell aanzwellen
followers achterban
bye, good-bye, farewell, adieu, goodbye adieu
lower, decrease afdraaien
tea-towel afdroogdoek
weigh afwegen
seaweed, alga alge
Antwerp Antwerpen
reply, answer antwoorden
answer, reply antwoorden op
well-known bekend
sweetness beminnelijkheid
gentlemanlike, polite, courteous, well-mannered beschaafd
bittersweet bitterzoet
weird, bizarre, odd bizar
meal, flower, bloom, flour bloem
cauliflower bloemkool
flowerpot bloempot
tea-towel bordendoek
wear, carry, fetch, bring brengen
wedding-party, wedding bruiloft
wedding-party, wedding bruiloftsfeest
Brunswick, Braunschweig Brunswijk
bellflower campanula
sewer cloaca
dwelling-place, abode domicilie
showerstall douchehokje
showerhead douchekop
shower douchen
suffer, bear, carry, wear dragen
Epiphany, Twelfth-night Driekoningen
however echter
jewel, gem edelgesteente
jewel, gem edelsteen
edelweiss edelweiss
shower een douche nemen
wedge een wig slaan
wedge een wig steken
twenty-one eenentwintig
weekly elke week
welcome feestelijk inhalen
well-off, wealthy, rich gefortuneerd
cultured, well-informed, educated, learned geleerd
dwell, live gevestigd zijn
overpower geweld aandoen
aplomb, self-assurance, weight gewicht
weightlessness gewichtloosheid
well-being, health gezondheid
cuss, swear, curse, blaspheme godlasteren
OK, okay, estate, O.K., good, well, correct, ranch goed
well-being goede gezondheid
towel handdoek
reign, rule, control, power heerschappij
weigh het gewicht bepalen
weep, howl huilen
live, dwell huizen
squat, crouch, cower hurken
marry, wed in de echt verbinden
owe in de schuld staan
cower, crouch, squat in elkaar duiken
ink-well inktkoker
ink-well inktpot
jeweller juwelier
swear, cuss, curse, blaspheme ketteren
vowel klinker
bellflower klokje
dwelling, residence, phase kwartier
drawer la
drawer lade
weld lassen
welder lasser
lightly, facile, clear, weak, easy, insubstantial licht
lightly, weakly lichtjes
expensive, lovable, affable, sweetheart, friendly lief
darling, sweetheart liefje
sweetness lieftalligheid
sweetheart, darling lieveling
dwelling, residence logies
but, only, however, solely maar
power macht
powerful machtig
weasel marter
power mogendheid
wallflower muurbloem
wet nat
unwell niet lekker
nevertheless, however niettemin
Nimwegen, Nijmegen Nijmegen
Norwegian Noors
well, OK nu goed
underneath, beneath, for, below, whilst, between onder
underpants, drawers, panties onderbroek
dwelling, residence onderkomen
our, us, we, ounce ons
cultured, educated, well-informed, learned ontwikkeld
unwell onwel
sweet oppassend
access, sweep, drive oprijlaan
sweep, drive, access oprit
overpower overmeesteren
horsepower paardekracht
swelling, puff poef
swelling, puff pof
spiderweb rag
Rauwerd, Raerd Rauwerd
live, dwell resideren
wealthy, realm, rich, abundant, well-off, empire rijk
wealth rijkdom
sewer riool
treasure, sweetheart, darling schat
footwear schoeisel
weed schoffelen
drawer schuiflade
owe schuldig zijn
spiderweb spinneweb
spiderweb spinrag
gem, jewel steen
then, surely, therefore, however, so toch
tower toren
weep traanogen
weep tranen
sweat transpireren
wed, marry trouwen
between, among tussen
twelve twaalf
twenty twintig
bye, farewell, good-bye, goodbye, adieu vaarwel
decrease, lower, degrade verlagen
well-off, wealthy, rich vermogend
well-known, reliable, trustworthy vertrouwd
boring, weary vervelend
cuss, swear, blaspheme, curse vloeken
vowel vocaal
wear, transport, carry voeren
vowel vokaal
wear, carry voorhebben
badge, weapon, insignia wapen
we we
spiderweb web
weather weder
widower weduwnaar
week week
week-end weekeinde
week-end weekend
defense, weather, defence weer
weather weersomstandigheden
weigh wegen
weekly wekelijks
well-being, though, surely, now, although, source wel
polite, courteous, well-mannered welgemanierd
weld wellen
courteous, well-mannered, polite wellevend
Welsh Wels
Welshman Welshman
West, west west
western westelijk
west, West westen
Westener Westerling
western Westers
Westphalia Westfalen
weave weven
weaver-bird wevervogel
weasel wezel
Weser Wezer
weed wieden
seaweed, alga wier
Wednesday woensdag
dwelling, residence woning
abode, dwelling-place woonplaats
seaweed, alga zeewier
Zimbabwe Zimbabwe
sewer zinkput
soft, sweet, gentle zoet
sweet-smelling zoetgeurend
sweet-and-sour zoetzuur
sunflower zonnebloem
weighty zwaarwichtig
weak, lightly, weakly, faint zwak
lightly, weakly zwakjes
Sweden Zweden
Swede Zweed
Swedish Zweeds
sweat zweten
Dutch as an Influencer
The English language has much to thank Dutch for. Dutch settlers came to the American colonies during the 17th century and added a few words to the vocabulary. Words like Santa Claus, waffle, blink, cookie, bazooka, gin, and iceberg wouldn’t exist without it.
Learning Dutch is Easier for English Speakers
Given the influence Dutch has had on English, it makes sense that Dutch is easier for speakers to learn. This is in part because Dutch, German, and English have similar roots. It’s between English and German. It only has two definite articles, “de” and “het” to English’s one “the” and German’s “der”, “die”, “das”. But Dutch words are more difficult to pronounce. The way words are pronounced indicates to a native speaker whether they’re talking to a second-language speaker.
Dutch is a Melting Pot of Languages
Just as English owes a lot to Dutch for contributing to its vocabulary, Dutch owes the same to other languages. It picked up words like jus d’orange (orange juice) and pantalon from French, mazzel (lucky) and tof (cool) from Hebrew and others. Dutch also incorporates texting and social media slang from English as well as street slang from places like Morocco, the Antilles, and Suriname.