Top 10 German Verbs │Most common German Verbs with Conjugation

In this video I will show you the top 10 German verbs. According to Duden these are the most common German verbs which I am going to teach you together with the conjugation of each verb.
Here you will find of course the verbs "sein" und "haben" such as "werden", "machen", "sehen" and so on. Most of these verbs are actually basic verbs so specially as a beginner German learner you need to know those most common German verbs to be able to make sentences and talk you first German words. We will to the conjugation of every verb together and after every verb there is going to be an example on how to use the verb in daily life.
I didn't include the Modalverben which I am going to teach you in another video. But of course some of the most common German verbs are actually Modalverben. But more about these in another video. :)
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SEIN - to be 00:59 HABEN - to have 1:48 WERDEN - to become/going to 3:02 SAGEN - to say 4:08 GEBEN - to give 5:00 KOMMEN - to come 6:36 GEHEN - to go 7:46 MACHEN - to make/to do 8:56 SEHEN - to see 9:58 FINDEN - to find/think 11:17

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With "Was sieht das Paar?" why is it "es" and not "sie"? 🥺 I love your videos btw, they're so clear and structured. It makes it really easy to follow along! Vielen Dank! 🙏❤️

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Because it's "das Paar" - the couple, so "es" - it/the couple; hope this is clear.

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You could also answer with "Sie sehen einen Film." because a couple are two people. I think they wanted to keep the "sieht" of the question.

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Your Videos are so wonderful Luzi. Thank you for curating these wonderful videos. If I may ask, why did you say “sie kommt aus Deutschland” as a reply to woher kommt die marke? I thought the verb “kommt” would change conjugation to be “kommen” As in “Sie Kommen aus…..”

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die Marke (feminin singular)

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In German, "Sie kommt aus Deutschland" uses "kommt" because "sie" here refers to “she” or “it” (third-person singular), which is why the verb is conjugated as kommt. When you say “Woher kommt die Marke?” (Where does the brand come from?), “die Marke” is a singular noun, so we use the third-person singular form, kommt. On the other hand, “Sie kommen aus…” with kommen is used for the formal “you” (formal "Sie") or plural “they.” So, verb conjugation depends on whether “Sie” means “she,” “they,” or “you” in formal situations. :)

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Hi Luzi, As couples are plural we should use Sehen right? How come you are using sieht which should be used against er/es/sie. Please let me know the answer as it helps my german learning.

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At 11:00 could i also say "sie sehen einen Film" ?

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At 6:23 I have been taught that " Der " is Masculine and " Die" Is Feminine How come it's " Der Frau" and Not Die Frau.

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I also notice

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cuz verb geben use it dative and articel of die in dative became der in femenine and Dem in maskuline

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It was fascinating though a few verbs only. Is there a trick to conjugate different verbs?

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How many variants are there to pronounce the word “Gehen”? I was pronouncing it like (ge-) (an) like in the word “get” and the indefinite article “an” in English. Danke!

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Same with “sehen” 🙂

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different regions different pronunciations 😉 but usually we do not the pronounce the “h”... thats correct! but as a teacher we tend to pronounce each letter for helping reasons.

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🙋‍♀️I have a question! With "Was sieht das Paar" why is it "Es sieht einen Film" and not "Sie sehen einen Film"? Do you refer to the pair as one thing instead of the people (pl.) in it? Vielen Dank im Voraus 🙏

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Yes correct. Since the couple is “das Paar” (Neutrum Singular).

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Woher= whence, wohin=whither both have counterparts in English...

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The pronomen "Es" sieht einen Film is determined by the article "das"?

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When I use (arbeiten , machen , haben und sein ) at sentence I mean right grammar?

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@@yourgermanteacher I mean at grammar any rules to use verbs or the same English depending on meaning

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In german there are also cases. And each verb has a specific one. So yes its different than English. More about cases you will find in the following videos.

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sententences with ich werde oder ihr werdet? i cant think of anything that sounds right

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For future: Ich werde morgen eine Tasche kaufen. For passive: Hier wird nicht geraucht! Zum Beispiel 😉

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Is the form sind pronounced "zynd" or "synd"? You say it differently at times. The same happens to the "s" in the words sagen and sehen.

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Both is correct… depends on the region. Zynd is more common though 👍

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At 28 seconds, you said, "In today's video, we got to talk about ... ". "Got to", should be replaced. You should have said something like, "We have the great privilege of talking about ..., or, "we're going to elucidate ...". You're doing fine work as a teacher, but you need an English teacher to help you smooth, sculpt and shine your English. Still though, you've got the gift.

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A but Chinese and french

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Am I the only one hearing the teacher pronouncing the S before a vowel like an S in "Snow" and not a Z sound? Or it is me?? :/ Sind/Sage/etc

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