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| meaning || to be || to have || to become || to be able || to have to || to be allowed || to want || supposed to || to like
| meaning || to be || to have || to become || to be able || to have to || to be allowed || to want || supposed to || to like
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| present tense || bin || habe || werde || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
| present tense || ich bin<br/>du bist<br/>er ist <br/>wir sind<br/>ihr sind<br/>Sie seid || || || || || Example || Example || Example || Example
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Revision as of 14:21, 10 July 2024

Here is an appendix for german words used to learn the language

Main Verbs

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Pronouns sein haben werden können müssen dürfen wollen sollen mögen
meaning to be to have to become to be able to have to to be allowed to want supposed to to like
present tense ich bin
du bist
er ist
wir sind
ihr sind
Sie seid
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