Examples of using "Kocht" in a sentence and their english translations:
She bought.
Tom bought some licorice.
He bought flowers.
- You bought some bread.
- You were buying some bread.
Tom bought flowers.
I bought flowers.
Sami bought socks.
Tom bought socks.
Tom bought bread.
Tom bought chicken.
He bought bread.
He bought a hat.
- I have bought a lot of books.
- I bought many books.
- I bought a lot of books.
- I've bought a lot of books.
I bought a book.
I bought nine flowers.
She bought a chicken.
He bought a newspaper.
Tom bought a drone.
Tom bought a hat.
Tom bought some bread.
- I bought two dozen pencils.
- I bought 24 pencils.
I bought ice-cold water.
You bought a parrot.
Tom bought a table.
Tom bought some licorice.
I bought three pencils.
I bought a dictionary.
Sami bought a dictionary.
Tom bought a book.
Why did she buy this?
Tom bought some water.
Tom bought a dog.
Mary bought some bread.
- Tom bought Mary a nice present.
- Tom bought a nice present for Mary.
Tom bought a camera from Mary.
Meg bought a can of tomatoes.
Mother bought two bottles of orange juice.
She bought a dozen eggs.
She bought two pairs of socks.
He bought a dozen eggs.
He bought her a dog.
I bought a pair of boots.
I bought this sweater yesterday.
He bought a Wii U.
He bought something for Mary.
He's buying a pair of shoes.
I bought a woolen sweater.
I bought two bottles of milk.
- She bought the dictionary, too.
- She also bought the dictionary.
I bought a T-shirt.
I bought a new car.
Tom bought a second hand Toyota.
I bought an ancient lamp.
I bought that last year.
She bought that dictionary too.
- Tom bought Mary a Christmas present.
- Tom bought a Christmas present for Mary.
Tom bought three dozen eggs.
Tom bought me a dictionary.
- I've bought an electric bicycle.
- I've bought an electric bike.
I bought a new phone.
Tom bought a dictionary, too.