Category: List of verbs

lügen (to lie)

lügen (to lie)

In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: lügen (to lie)
(source: https://www.herrprofessor.com/en/podcast/)

  • Du lügst! You are lying!
  • Du lügst wie gedruckt! You’re a lying so-and-so.
  • Du lügst über mich! You’re lying about me.
  • Warum hast du gestern über mich gelogen? Why did you lie about me yesterday?
  • Sie hat über ihn gestern gelogen. She lied about him yesterday.
  • Er hat über sie gestern gelogen. He lied about her yesterday.

In this next video Manuel, Herr Professor, explains how to use this word. In addition to the meaning of the word itself, he also provides some very useful grammar notes:

Learning example sentences with the verb “lügen” (verbformen.de)

Learning example sentences with the verb “lügen” (tatoeba.org)

Conjugation of the verb “lügen” (verbformen.de)

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träumen von (to dream of)

träumen von (to dream of)

In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: träumen von (to dream of)
(source: https://www.herrprofessor.com/en/podcast/)

  • Ich träume manchmal von dir. I dream of you sometimes.
  • Wovon träumst du nachts? What are you dreaming of at night?
  • Ich träume manchmal von meiner Kindheit. Sometimes I dream of my childhood.
  • Gestern habe ich von meinem Vater geträumt. Yesterday I dreamed of my father.
  • Wovon hast du gestern geträumt? What did you dream of yesterday?
  • Ich habe von meiner Mutter geträumt. I dreamed of my mother.

In this next video Manuel, Herr Professor, explains how to use this word. In addition to the meaning of the word itself, he also provides some very useful grammar notes:

Learning example sentences with the verb “träumen” (verbformen.de)

Learning example sentences with the verb “träumen” (tatoeba.org)

Conjugation of the verb “träumen” (verbformen.de)

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schließen (to close)

schließen (to close)

In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: schließen (to close)
(source: https://www.herrprofessor.com/en/podcast/)

  • Soll ich das Fenster schließen? Shall I close the window?
  • Welches Fenster soll ich schließen? Which window shall I close?
  • Soll ich die Tür auch schließen? Shall I close the door as well?
  • Welche Tür soll ich schließen? Which door shall I close?
  • Ich habe die Tür geschlossen. I closed the door.
  • Welche Tür hast du geschlossen. Which door did you close?

In this next video Manuel, Herr Professor, explains how to use this word. In addition to the meaning of the word itself, he also provides some very useful grammar notes:

Learning example sentences with the verb “schließen” (verbformen.de)

Learning example sentences with the verb “schließen” (tatoeba.org)

Conjugation of the verb “schließen” (verbformen.de)

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verlassen (to leave)

verlassen (to leave)

In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: verlassen (to leave)
(source: https://www.herrprofessor.com/en/podcast/)

  • Ich verlasse dich für immer. I’m leaving you for good.
  • Warum verlässt du mich? Why are you leaving me?
  • Wann hat er dich verlassen? When did he leave you?
  • Er hat mich letztes Jahr verlassen. He left me last year.
  • Sie hat ihn letztes Jahr verlassen. She left him last year.
  • Er hat sie nicht verlassen. He didn’t leave her.

In this next video Manuel, Herr Professor, explains how to use this word. In addition to the meaning of the word itself, he also provides some very useful grammar notes:

Learning example sentences with the verb “verlassen” (verbformen.de)

Learning example sentences with the verb “verlassen” (tatoeba.org)

Conjugation of the verb “verlassen” (verbformen.de)

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feiern (to celebrate)

feiern (to celebrate)

In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: feiern (to celebrate)
(source: https://www.herrprofessor.com/en/podcast/)

  • Wo feierst du Silvester? Where are you going to celebrate New Year’s Eve?
  • Ich feiere Silvester zu Hause. I’m going to celebrate New Year’s Eve at home.
  • Feierst du Silvester mit deiner Familie? Are you going to celebrate New Year’s Eve with your family?
  • Wo hast du Weihnachten gefeiert? Where did you celebrate Christmas?
  • Ich habe Weihnachten mit der Familie gefeiert. I celebrated Christmas with my family.
  • Ich habe Weihnachten mit meiner Mutter gefeiert. I celebrated Christmas with my mother.

In this next video Manuel, Herr Professor, explains how to use this word. In addition to the meaning of the word itself, he also provides some very useful grammar notes:

Learning example sentences with the verb “feiern” (verbformen.de)

Learning example sentences with the verb “feiern” (tatoeba.org)

Conjugation of the verb “feiern” (verbformen.de)

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wünschen (to wish)

wünschen (to wish)

In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: wünschen (to wish)
(source: https://www.herrprofessor.com/en/podcast/)

  • Ich wünsche dir frohe Weihnachten. I wish you a merry Christmas.
  • Ich wünsche Ihnen frohe Weihnachten. I wish you a merry Christmas.
  • Ich wünsche ihm einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr. I wish him a happy New Year.
  • Ich wünsche Ihnen einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr. I wish you a happy New Year.
  • Ich wünsche ihr frohe Weihnachten und einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr. I wish her a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
  • Ich wünsche Ihnen frohe Weihnachten und einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr. I wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

In this next video Manuel, Herr Professor, explains how to use this word. In addition to the meaning of the word itself, he also provides some very useful grammar notes:

Learning example sentences with the verb “wünschen” (verbformen.de)

Learning example sentences with the verb “wünschen” (tatoeba.org)

Conjugation of the verb “wünschen” (verbformen.de)

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einladen zu (to invite to)

einladen zu (to invite to)

In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: einladen zu (to invite to)
(source: https://www.herrprofessor.com/en/podcast/)

  • Ich lade dich ein. I invite you.
  • Ich lade dich zum Geburtstag ein. I invite you to the birthday.
  • Ich möchte dich zu meinem Geburtstag am Sonntag einladen. I’d like to invite you to my birthday on Sunday.
  • Ich möchte dich zu meiner Party am Samstag einladen. I’d like to invite you to my party on Saturday.
  • Lädst du ihn zum Geburtstag ein? Do you invite him to the birthday?
  • Ich lade sie nicht zum Geburtstag ein. I don’t invite her to the birthday.

In this next video Manuel, Herr Professor, explains how to use this word. In addition to the meaning of the word itself, he also provides some very useful grammar notes:

Learning example sentences with the verb “einladen” (verbformen.de)

Learning example sentences with the verb “einladen” (tatoeba.org)

Conjugation of the verb “einladen” (verbformen.de)

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beginnen mit (to start with)

beginnen mit (to start with)

In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: beginnen mit (to start with)
(source: https://www.herrprofessor.com/en/podcast/)

  • Wir beginnen mit dem Gespräch. We’ll start the talk.
  • Wann beginnen wir mit der Besprechung? When do we start with the meeting?
  • Um 11 Uhr beginnen wir mit der Besprechung. At 11 o’clock we’ll start the meeting.
  • Wir beginnen mit dem Gespräch um 11 Uhr. We’ll start the talk at 11 o’clock.
  • Um 11 Uhr haben wir mit der Besprechung begonnen. At 11 o’clock we started the meeting.
  • Habt ihr mit dem Gespräch schon begonnen? Did you start the talk already?

In this next video Manuel, Herr Professor, explains how to use this word. In addition to the meaning of the word itself, he also provides some very useful grammar notes:

Learning example sentences with the verb “beginnen” (verbformen.de)

Learning example sentences with the verb ” beginnen” (tatoeba.org)

Conjugation of the verb ” beginnen” (verbformen.de)

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putzen (to clean)

putzen (to clean)

In this post, we’ll go through the German verb: putzen (to clean)
(source: https://www.herrprofessor.com/en/podcast/)

  • Ich putze zu Hause. I do the cleaning at home.
  • Wer putzt bei euch zu Hause? Who does the cleaning at your house?
  • Mein Mann putzt bei uns zu Hause. My husband does the cleaning at our house.
  • Wann putzt ihr die Wohnung? When do you clean the apartment?
  • Sonntags putzen wir die Wohnung. On Sundays we clean the apartment.
  • Samstags putzen wir nicht zu Hause. On Saturdays we don’t clean at home.

In this next video Manuel, Herr Professor, explains how to use this word. In addition to the meaning of the word itself, he also provides some very useful grammar notes:

Learning example sentences with the verb “putzen” (verbformen.de)

Learning example sentences with the verb “putzen” (tatoeba.org)

Conjugation of the verb “putzen” (verbformen.de)

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