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A comprehensive collection of common German verbs and their English translations based on the provided lecture notes.
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sein (irregular)
to be
werden (irregular)
to become
haben (accusative)
to have
können (modal, irregular)
to can, to be able to
müssen (modal, irregular)
to must, to have to
geben (irregular, dative, accusative)
to give
sollen (modal)
to should to ought
sagen (dative, accusative)
to say
wollen (modal)
to want
kommen (irregular)
to come
gehen (irregular)
to go to walk
machen (accusative)
to do
stehen (irregular)
to stand
sehen (irregular, accusative)
to see
finden (irregular, accusative)
to find
bleiben (irregular)
to stay
liegen (irregular)
to lie
stellen (accusative
to put
nehmen (irregular, accusative)
to take
dürfen (modal, irregular)
to be allowed
bringen (irregular, dative, accusative)
to bring
halten (irregular, accusative)
to hold
spielen (accusative)
to play
heißen (irregular)
to be called
wissen (irregular)
to know
erklären (dative, accusative)
to explain (dative - always)
gehören (dative - always)
to belong
beginnen (irregular)
to begin
sprechen (irregular)
to speak
tun (irregular)
to do
mögen (modal, irregular)
to like
gewinnen (irregular)
to win
bekommen (irregular, accusative)
to get
schreiben (accusative, dative)
to write
arbeiten
to work
treffen (irregular, accusative)
to meet
zahlen (accusative)
to pay
leben
to live
laufen (irregular)
to walk
brauchen (accusative)
to need
feiern (accusative)
to celebrate
fahren (irregular)
to drive
suchen (accusative)
to search
legen (accusative)
to put
glauben (sometimes dative, sometimes accustaive)
to believe
scheinen (irregular)
to seem
schließen (irregular, accusative)
to close
fehlen (dative - always)
to lack to be missing to be absent
kennen (accusative)
to know
fragen (accusative)
to ask