Dutch Verb Conjugation Practice
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In spoken Dutch, the present perfect (voltooid tegenwoordige tijd) is far more common than the simple past.
152 verbs
aandoento put on, to wear
irregular
aankomento arrive, to reach
irregular
aankondigento announce
regular
aannemenaccept, assume, employ
irregular
aanradento recommend
irregular
aantrekkento attract, to put on
irregular
aarzelento hesitate
regular
afdrukkento print; to imprint; to stamp
regular
afhalento pick up; to collect; to fetch
regular
afhandelento handle; to deal with; to process
regular
afleggento put down, to relinquish, to take off
regular
afleverento deliver; to hand in
regular
aflopento expire; to run down; to elapse
irregular
afmakento finish, to complete
regular
afrekenento settle up; to pay the bill; to settle accounts
irregular
afspelento play back; to replay
irregular
afspraak makento make an appointment / to arrange a meeting
irregular
afsprekento agree on, to arrange
irregular
afwachtento wait for, to see what happens
regular
afwassento wash up; to do the dishes
irregular
All 152 Dutch verbs
- aandoen — to put on, to wear
- aankomen — to arrive, to reach
- aankondigen — to announce
- aannemen — accept, assume, employ
- aanraden — to recommend
- aantrekken — to attract, to put on
- aarzelen — to hesitate
- afdrukken — to print; to imprint; to stamp
- afhalen — to pick up; to collect; to fetch
- afhandelen — to handle; to deal with; to process
- afleggen — to put down, to relinquish, to take off
- afleveren — to deliver; to hand in
- aflopen — to expire; to run down; to elapse
- afmaken — to finish, to complete
- afrekenen — to settle up; to pay the bill; to settle accounts
- afspelen — to play back; to replay
- afspraak maken — to make an appointment / to arrange a meeting
- afspreken — to agree on, to arrange
- afwachten — to wait for, to see what happens
- afwassen — to wash up; to do the dishes
- afzeggen — to cancel
- bedenken — to consider, to think over
- beginnen — to begin
- begrijpen — to understand
- bellen — to call, to ring
- beloven — to promise
- benoemen — to name; to appoint
- bereiden — to prepare
- beslissen — to decide
- besluiten — to decide, to resolve
- bestellen — to order (to place an order; to reserve)
- betalen — to pay
- betekenen — to mean, to signify
- beteren — to recover, to improve
- bezighouden — to occupy oneself with, to be engaged with
- bezoeken — to visit
- blijven — to stay, to remain
- bouwen — to build
- brengen — to bring
- denken — to think
- doen — to do
- drinken — to drink
- ervaren — to experience, to undergo
- eten — to eat
- fietsen — to cycle / to ride a bicycle
- gaan — to go
- gebruiken — to use
- genieten — to enjoy
- geven — to give
- halen — to fetch / to get
- handelen — act, deal, trade
- hebben — to have
- helpen — to help
- herinneren — to remember, to remind
- herstellen — restore, repair
- kennen — to know, to be acquainted with
- kiezen — to choose
- kijken — to look, to watch
- koken — to cook; to boil
- komen — to come
- kopen — to buy
- krijgen — to get, to receive
- leren — to learn
- lezen — to read
- lopen — to walk
- luisteren — to listen
- lukken — to succeed; to work out
- meedoen — to participate, to take part
- melden — to report, to notify
- missen — to miss, to lack
- moeten — to have to / must
- mogen — to be allowed to, may
- nemen — to take
- omgaan — to associate, to deal with, to interact
- ondersteunen — to support, to assist
- ontbreken — to be missing; to lack
- ontdekken — to discover, to uncover
- onthouden — to remember, to retain
- ontmoeten — to meet, to encounter
- ontspannen — to relax, to unwind
- ontstaan — to arise, to originate
- ontwikkelen — to develop
- openen — to open
- ophalen — to pick up; to collect
- opladen — to charge, to recharge
- opletten — pay attention, watch out
- oplossen — to solve, dissolve
- oppassen — to look after; to watch out
- opruimen — to tidy up, to clear away
- opstaan — to get up, to stand up
- opzoeken — to look up; to seek out
- pakken — to take; to grab
- plannen — to plan
- praten — to talk
- proberen — to try
- reageren — to respond, to react
- regelen — to arrange, organize, sort out
- reizen — to travel
- rekenen — to calculate, to count, to rely on
- reserveren — to reserve
- rijden — to drive / to ride
- samenwerken — to cooperate, to work together
- schijnen — to shine, to seem
- schrijven — to write
- schuilen — to take shelter, to hide
- slapen — sleep
- sluiten — to close
- snappen — to understand (colloquial: to get)
- spreken — to speak
- terugkomen — to come back
- uitleggen — to explain
- uitnodigen — to invite
- uitstappen — to get off, to get out
- uitstellen — to postpone, to delay
- uitzoeken — to sort out; to find out; to choose/select
- veranderen — to change
- verbazen — to amaze; to surprise
- verbeteren — to improve
- verbinden — to connect, to join
- verbouwen — to renovate; to rebuild; to convert
- verdienen — to earn, to deserve
- verdwalen — to get lost
- verdwijnen — to disappear, to vanish
- vergaderen — to meet; to hold a meeting
- vergeten — forget
- verhuizen — to move house, to relocate
- verhuren — to rent out
- verkopen — sell
- verlangen — to long for, to desire
- verlengen — to extend
- verliezen — to lose
- vermijden — to avoid
- verplaatsen — to move; to relocate; to transfer
- verrassen — to surprise
- vertellen — to tell, to narrate
- vertragen — to slow down, to delay
- vertrekken — to leave; to depart
- vertrouwen — to trust
- vervangen — to replace, to substitute
- verwachten — to expect, to await
- vinden — to find
- voorkomen — to occur, to happen, to appear
- vragen — to ask
- wachten — to wait
- wandelen — to walk
- werken — to work
- weten — to know
- wonen — to live; to reside
- zeggen — to say
- zitten — to sit
- zoeken — to search, to look for
- zorgen — to care; to worry
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How many Dutch verbs can I practice?
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