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Do not go to any German exam without knowing these 50 verbs.
So, if you're preparing for any German exam, you're in the right place.
Today, we'll go through 50 essential German verbs you need to know.
Let's get started.
We'll go through the verbs one by one.
Make sure to repeat after me.
essen, to eat, trinken, to drink, schlafen, to sleep, arbeiten, to work, spielen, to play, fahren,
to drive, laufen, to run, bleiben, to stay, nehmen, to take, geben, to give, finden, to
find, wissen, to know, verstehen, to understand, fragen, to ask, antworten, to answer, helfen,
to help, lernen, to learn, studieren, to study, kaufen, to buy, verkaufen, to sell, bezahlen,
to live, leben, to live, lieben, to love, mögen, to like, reisen, to travel, treffen,
to meet, suchen, to search, verleihen, to lose, gewinnen, to win, anfangen, to start,
aufhören, to stop, warten, to wait, brauchen, to need, tragen, to carry or to wear, ziehen,
to pull, schieben, to push, öffnen, to open, schließe, to close, denken, to think.
That's it for today. Practice these verbs and you'll not only be prepared for your A1 German exam but also be able to make simple sentences in German.
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