Examples of using "Kopen" in a sentence and their english translations:
Buy!
- We're buying.
- We buy.
You're buying.
Can I buy that?
We buy CDs.
We buy bread.
They buy bread.
We're buying movie tickets.
I want to buy.
Buy!
- He wanted to buy the book.
- I wanted to buy the book.
I want to buy some ski boots.
I need to buy stamps.
Do you want to buy it?
I want to buy oranges.
I want to buy pineapples.
I want to buy bananas.
They'll buy something.
I would like to buy some aspirin.
I'll buy that.
We need to buy vinegar.
Let me buy bread.
- I need to buy Christmas gifts.
- I have to buy Christmas gifts.
Can I buy that?
I'm going to buy peanuts.
Trump wants to buy Greenland.
"What would you like to buy?" "I would like to buy a dog."
I would like to buy a sofa.
I still have to buy your book.
Don't forget to buy some eggs.
I must buy one.
Where can I get stamps?
I'll buy a new one.
- He isn't able to buy a car.
- He can't buy a car.
Where can I buy books?
He isn't going to buy a camera.
Where can I buy silk?
- I'll go buy some bread.
- I'm going to buy some bread.
- I want to buy that.
- I want to buy this.
He wanted to buy a book.
I don't want to buy it.
Where can I buy coffee?
We'll buy some paraffin.
One does not buy happiness.
- I must buy new skis.
- I need to buy new skis.
He wanted to buy the book.
- Money cannot buy happiness.
- Money can't buy happiness.
I want to buy a few pairs of sunglasses.
- I'll buy one.
- I will buy one.