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sitzen
saβ - gesessen - to sit
sprechen
spricht - sprach - gesprochen - to speak
springen
sprang - ist gesprungen - to spring
stehen
stand - gestanden - to stand
stehlen
stiehlt - stahl - gestohlen - to steal
steigen
stieg - ist gestiegen - to climb
sterben
stirbt - starb - ist gestorben - to die
stinken
stank - gestunken - to stink
stoβen
stöβt - stieβ - gestoβen - to push
streiten
strich - gestrichen - to paint
tragen
trägt - trug - getragen - to carry, wear
treffen
trifft - traf - getroffen - to meet
treten
tritt - trat - ist getreten - to step, kick
trinken
trank - getrunken - to drink
tun
tut - tat - getan - to do
vergessen
vergisst - vergass - vergessen - to forget
verlieren
verlor - verloren - to lose
verzeihen
verzieh - verziehen - to pardon
wachsen
wächst - wuchs - ist gewachsen - to grow
werden
wird - wurde - ist geworden - to become
werfen
wirft - warf - geworfen - to throw
wissen
weiβ - wusste - gewusst - to know
ziehen
zog - gezogen - to pull, move