A1 · Lesson 13 · Shopping
In the shop
Buy things, ask for prices and point at what you want.
Grammar
Deze, dit, die, dat
- Deze and dit mean “this” (close by); die and dat mean “that” (further away).
- Use deze / die with de-words and all plurals, dit / dat with singular het-words.
- Dit is… and Dat is… also introduce anything: Dit zijn mijn kinderen.
| this | that | |
|---|---|---|
| de-word | deze tas | die tas |
| het-word | dit boek | dat boek |
| plural | deze tassen | die tassen |
Vocabulary
12 new words
- winkelento go shopping
- kopento buy
- verkopento sell
- de prijsprice
- de kassacheckout / till
- de tasbag
- het bonnetjereceipt
- de aanbiedingspecial offer
- de kortingdiscount
- het geldmoney
- openopen
- geslotenclosed
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