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A1 verb

verkoop

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Ik verkoop mijn oude auto omdat ik een nieuwe heb gekocht.

I sell my old car because I have bought a new one.

Verkoop jij je huis, of ga je het verhuren?

Are you selling your house, or are you going to rent it out?

Hij verkoop elke dag broodjes in zijn kleine winkel.

He sells sandwiches every day in his small shop.

Wij verkoop onze producten online en in fysieke winkels.

We sell our products online and in physical stores.

Verkoop je veel artikelen tijdens de uitverkoop?

Do you sell many items during the sale?

Waarom verkoop je je fiets niet meer?

Why don't you sell your bike anymore?

Zij verkoop prachtige handgemaakte sieraden.

She sells beautiful handmade jewelry.

Ik verkoop mijn boeken meestal tweedehands.

I usually sell my books second-hand.

Wird oft verwechselt mit

verkoop vs Kopen

This means 'to buy'. It's the opposite of 'verkopen' (to sell). Don't mix up buying and selling!

verkoop vs Aankoop

This is 'a purchase' or 'the purchase', the noun form of 'kopen'. It's the counterpart to 'de verkoop' (the sale).

verkoop vs Afzet

This term also relates to sales, specifically 'sales volume' or 'turnover' (in terms of units sold). While related, 'verkoop' is more general for 'sale' or 'selling'.

Grammatikmuster

Conjugation of 'verkopen' (to sell) in the present tense, first person singular. Use of direct object (voorwerp) after the verb. Use of 'voor' (for) to indicate price. Use of 'aan' (to) to indicate the recipient of the sale.

Leicht verwechselbar

verkoop vs Ik verkoop

Many English speakers find Dutch verb conjugations tricky. 'Verkoop' is the first-person singular form of 'verkopen' (to sell). It's important to remember that Dutch verbs change based on the subject.

This is specifically 'I sell'. Don't confuse it with other forms like 'jij verkoopt' (you sell) or the infinitive 'verkopen' (to sell).

Ik verkoop mijn oude fiets. (I sell my old bike.)

verkoop vs De verkoop

The noun form of 'verkoop' can be confusing because it looks identical to the verb conjugation 'ik verkoop'. The context (the article 'de') is key here.

This is 'the sale' or 'the sales'. It's a noun, not a verb. Think of it as the act or process of selling.

De verkoop van huizen is gedaald. (The sale of houses has decreased.)

verkoop vs Verkopen

This is the infinitive form, 'to sell'. It's often confused with the conjugated forms or the noun 'verkoop'.

This is the base form of the verb. You use it when you're talking about the action of selling in a general sense, or when it follows certain modal verbs.

Ik wil mijn auto verkopen. (I want to sell my car.)

verkoop vs Verkocht

This is the past participle and also the simple past tense (for 'he/she/it' and 'you' formal) of 'verkopen'. It's different from the present tense forms.

This means 'sold'. It indicates an action that has already happened. It's used to form perfect tenses or as an adjective.

Het huis is verkocht. (The house is sold.) / Hij verkocht zijn boot. (He sold his boat.)

verkoop vs Verkoopt

This is the present tense conjugation for 'jij/u' (you) and 'hij/zij/het' (he/she/it). It's easily mixed up with 'verkoop' (I sell) and 'verkocht' (sold).

This means 'you sell' (singular, informal/formal) or 'he/she/it sells'. The '-t' ending is a common indicator for these subjects in Dutch present tense verbs.

Jij verkoopt veel boeken. (You sell many books.) / Hij verkoopt auto's. (He sells cars.)

Satzmuster

Ik verkoop [voorwerp].

Ik verkoop een auto. (I sell a car.)

Ik verkoop [voorwerp] voor [prijs].

Ik verkoop mijn fiets voor 100 euro. (I sell my bike for 100 euros.)

Ik verkoop [voorwerp] aan [persoon/instantie].

Ik verkoop mijn huis aan de buren. (I sell my house to the neighbors.)

So verwendest du es

Verkoop (first person singular of verkopen) is a regular verb in Dutch. It means 'to sell'. It's used when you are the one doing the selling. The infinitive form is verkopen. Pay attention to the stem changes in different conjugations. For example, ik verkoop (I sell), jij verkoopt (you sell), hij/zij/het verkoopt (he/she/it sells), wij verkopen (we sell), jullie verkopen (you plural sell), zij verkopen (they sell).

Häufige Fehler

A common mistake is confusing verkoop (the action of selling by 'I') with verkopen (the infinitive 'to sell'). Another mistake is not changing the stem correctly during conjugation, for instance saying 'ik verkopen' instead of 'ik verkoop'.