No. 1,305 in Dutch
koos
"Koos" is the Dutch past tense of the verb "kiezen," meaning "chose."
In a sentence
Koos een mooie kleur voor het schilderij.
Chose a beautiful color for the painting.
In this sentence, 'Koos' is the past tense of the verb 'kiezen', meaning 'chose'.
Koos hield van wandelen in het bos.
Koos loved walking in the forest.
Here, 'Koos' acts as a proper noun, representing the name of a person.
De student die dit pad koos, bereikte succes.
The student who chose this path achieved success.
In this sentence, 'koos' is the past tense of 'kiezen', used to indicate a choice made by the student.
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