cost in German can be: kosten (verb) or gekostet (verb).
(present: ich koste, du kostest, er/sie/es kostet)
(past: kostete, hat gekostet)
- cost, taste, try
- einen Preis haben
- probieren, versuchen (Essen oder Getränke)
- aufwenden müssen (Zeit, Mühe)
Example:
- Das Buch kostet 20 Euro.
- Ich möchte den Wein kosten.
- Das Projekt wird viel Zeit kosten.
- tasted, cost
- Partizip II von kosten (Geschmack prüfen)
- Partizip II von kosten (Preis haben)
Example:
- Er hat das Essen gekostet.
- Das Auto hat viel Geld gekostet.
- Sie hat den Wein gekostet.
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