Some verbs in English are expressed in Dutch as two different
verbs and vice versa. The most common are:

kennen: to
know a person or a place; to be acquainted with (general familiarity)
weten: to know facts (specific knowledge)

leven: to
be alive, to exist, to subsist
wonen: to reside, to dwell

betekenen: to signify
bedoelen: to intend

noemen: to call, name
heten: to be called, be named

lenen aan: to lend to
lenen van: to borrow from

leren: to teach (someone
something)
leren (van): to learn (from someone)

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