je

je

"Je" means "you" (informal, singular or general).

Here, 'je' is used as a possessive pronoun meaning 'your', indicating possession of the noun 'huis'.

Je huis is erg gezellig.

Your house is very cozy.

In this sentence, 'je' serves as a personal pronoun equivalent to 'you', acting as the subject of the verb 'valt'.

Let op dat je niet valt.

Be careful not to fall.

Here, 'je' is again a personal pronoun meaning 'you', used as the subject of the verbs in both clauses: 'kijkt' for the first and 'zie' for the second.

Als je naar links kijkt, zie je het park.

If you look to the left, you see the park.