We are going now to show you the verbs that you just have to learn while studying German because they are used very often. Because they are regular verbs, their conjugation is very simple:
Verb | Meaning |
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antworten | to respond, answer |
arbeiten | to work |
fragen | to ask |
glauben | to believe, to think |
leben | to live |
lernen | to learn |
machen | to make |
reden | to talk |
sagen | to say, tell |
spielen | to play |
Verb | Meaning |
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bauen | to construct, build |
bedeuten | to mean |
bilden | to train, form |
entwickeln | to develop |
erinnern | to remember |
erklären | to explain |
erreichen | to reach |
erzählen | to tell, narrate |
fehlen | to lack |
folgen | to follow |
fühlen | to feel |
führen | to lead |
gehören | to belong |
handeln | to trade, deal, bargain |
interessieren | to interest |
kaufen | to buy |
kümmern | to take care |
legen | to put |
meinen | to believe to assume |
regnen | to rain |
schmecken | to like/taste (food) |
studieren | to study |
suchen | to look for |
tanzen | to dance |
verkaufen | to sell |
versuchen | to try |
warten | to wait |
wohnen | to live |
zeigen | to show |
These were regular verbs, but, there are other very important verbs that are irregular. If you’d like to see them, you can visit: irregular verbs
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