Meaning
To find a bargain.
Cultural Background
The Dutch love for 'kringloop' (thrift stores) makes this phrase very common. Used similarly in Flanders, often with a slightly more relaxed tone.
Context is key
Only use this when you are happy about the price.
Separable verb
Don't forget to move 'getikt' to the end of the sentence.
Meaning
To find a bargain.
Context is key
Only use this when you are happy about the price.
Separable verb
Don't forget to move 'getikt' to the end of the sentence.
Test Yourself
Fill in the correct form.
Ik heb die fiets voor 10 euro ____.
Past participle goes at the end.
Which sentence is correct?
A: Ik tikte het op de kop. B: Ik tikte op de kop het.
The object must precede the idiom.
Match the meaning.
Op de kop tikken = ?
It's about saving money.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 'Wat een mooie tas!' B: 'Dank je, ik heb hem ____.'
Fits the context of a compliment.
🎉 Score: /4
Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
4 exercisesIk heb die fiets voor 10 euro ____.
Past participle goes at the end.
A: Ik tikte het op de kop. B: Ik tikte op de kop het.
The object must precede the idiom.
Match each item on the left with its pair on the right:
It's about saving money.
A: 'Wat een mooie tas!' B: 'Dank je, ik heb hem ____.'
Fits the context of a compliment.
🎉 Score: /4
Frequently Asked Questions
2 questionsYes, if you got a great deal on it!
No, it is very informal.
Related Phrases
Een koopje scoren
synonymTo score a bargain
Voor een prikkie
similarFor a very low price
