The list is based on frequency of use across fiction, non-fiction and spoken German.
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German
English
1
sein
to be
2
haben
to have
3
werden
to become, get
4
können...
Kasus (cases):
Why we need cases in Deutsch?
The word order in English matters; if we do not follow the order, it can change the whole meaning of the sentence. In Deutsch, word order is much more flexible....
Zur, zum nach
In English, we have:
I go to bank.
I go to museum.
I go to Italy.
All three sentences have 'to'.
In German, we have:
Ich gehe zur Bank.
Ich gehe...
Basic questions in German Language . Introductory questions
1) Wie heissen Sie ? (What is your name?) - Ich heisse Namrata (My name is Namrata)
2) Woher kommen Sie? (Where do you come from?) - Ich komme...
SEPARABLE AND INSEPARABLE VERB
Most of the students I have come across in my teaching career have always thought separable verbs as a phenomenon unique to German. This is not so. Separable verbs are also...