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wohnen

wohne, wohnst, wohnt, wohnen, wohnt, wohnen, wohnen

To live in

kommen

komme, kommst, kommt, kommen, kommt, kommen, kommen

To be from somewhere

machen

mache, machst, macht, machen, macht, machen, machen

To do

heißen

heiße, heißt, heißt, heißen, heißt, heißen, heißen

To be

tanzen

tanze, tanzt, tanzt, tanzen, tanzt, tanzen, tanzen

to dance

sprechen

spreche, sprichst, spricht, sprechen, sprecht, sprechen, sprechen

to speak

sein

bin, bist, ist, sind, seid, sind, sind

to be

ich

Ich heiße Victor.

I

du

Wie heißt du?

you (informal)

er

Das ist Erik. Er kommt aus Dänemark.

he

sie

Das ist Kathrin. Sie kommt aus Deutschland.

she

wir

Wir lernen Deutsch.

we

ihr

Welche Sprachen sprecht ihr?

you guys (ustedes)

sie

Das ist Erik und Kathrin. Sie kommen aus Dänemark und Deutschland.

they

Sie

Wie heißen Sie?

you (formal)

Aussagesatz

Jetzt (position 1) lerne (position 2) ich Deutsch (position 3).

declarative sentence syntax

Fragesatz mit Fragewort

Woher (position 1) kommen (position 2) Sie (position 3).

Question set with question word syntax

Fragesatz: Ja-Nein-Fragen

Wohnen (position 1) Sie (position 2) in Berlin (position 3)?

Yes-no question syntax

aus

Ich komme aus Mexiko.

from

in

Ich wohne in New York City.

in

gern/gerne

Ich spiele gern/gerne Fußball.

to like

nicht

Ich koche nicht (so) gern.

negation

und

Lara und Ana schwimmen gern.

and

order

Man sagt in Österrich Servus order Tschüss.

or