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backen
backte gebacken
Befehlen
befahl befohlen (to command)
Beginnen
begann begonnen
Beißen
biss gebissen (to bite)
Betrugen
betrog betrogen (to decieve)
Beweisen
bewies bewiesen
Biegen
bog gebogen (to bend)
Bieten
bot geboten (to offer)
Binden
band gebunden
Bitten
bat gebeten (to request)
Blasen
blies geblasen (to blow)
Bleiben
blieb ist geblieben
Braten
briet gebraten (to roast)
Brechen
brach gebrochen (to break)
Brennen
brannte gebrannt (to burn)
Bringen
brachte gebracht
Denken
dachte gedacht
Dürfen
durfte gedurft
Einladen
lud...ein eingeladen
Empfangen
empfing empfangen (to recieve)