In this video we will get to know the top 50 German verbs. Verbs play an important role in the German language. Repeat words and phrases with me and write down new words and expressions. The second channel on psychology - @milabrant sein (to be) I am a teacher. - I am a teacher. The book is exciting. - This book is exciting. - I have a brother. - I have long hair. - She has long hair. - He will become a doctor. - The weather will be nice. - The weather will be good. - I can drive a car. - We can go on holiday this year. - We must go on holiday this year. - I have to go now. - I have to get up early tomorrow. - I have to get up early tomorrow. - She is doing her homework. - Shut the door! - Shut the door! - Shall we go to the cinema tonight? - I'm going home now. - I'm going home now. - My granny is coming tomorrow. - Are you going to the party? - Are you going to the party? - I want to speak German fluently. - He wants to buy this car. - He wants to buy this car. - He wants to say, he'll buy it. - He says he's ill. I have to wait a hundred times! - I've told you that a hundred times! see (see) I see the moon. - I can see the moon. - Did you watch the film yesterday? - Do you watch the film yesterday? leave (leave, abandon) Leave the window open. - Leave the window open. - The doctor is in no hurry. - The doctor is in no hurry. stand (stand) The vase is on the table. stand (please)! - Get up, please! lie (lie down) My glasses are lying in the bedroom. - My glasses are in the bedroom. The sick man is lying in bed. sit - sit I like to sit here. - I like to sit here. (I sit here willingly.) She sits at the computer for an hour. - She has been sitting at the computer for an hour. give (give) Give me the book. - Please give me the book. We are having a party. - We are having a party. find (find) I can't find the key. - I can't find the key. She finds math difficult. - She finds mathematics difficult. hold (hold) Hold the door! - Please hold the door! - He thinks highly of her. come (come) I'll come again tomorrow. come again on time! - Please come on time! ask (to ask) I ask for directions. - I'm asking for directions. - Can I ask you something? learn (to study) I learn German. - I'm learning German. The students are preparing for the exam. - The students are studying for the exam. know (to know) I don't know the answer. - I don't know the answer. Do you know where he lives? - Do you know where he lives? think (to think) I often think about you. - Think about your future! bring (to bring) Bring bitte den müll raus. - Please take out the trash. The rain brings blessings. show (show) Show me your new dress! - Show me your new dress! The teacher shows the students something on the board. - The teacher shows the students something on the board. hear (hear) I listen to music. - I am listening to music. listen to your parents! - Listen to your parents! read (read) I am reading a book. - I am reading a book. Has this article read? - Have you read this article? write (write) I write a brief letter to my grandmother. - I am writing a letter to my grandmother. do you write with a pen or a pencil? understand (understand) I speak English. - I understand English. Answer, did you know me? - Do you know what I mean? answer (answer) I answer the question. - I'm answering the question. Answer this question from the email! - Please answer the email! play (play) The children are playing in the garden. - The children are playing in the yard. I play the guitar. work (work) I work in the office. - I work in the office. How long do you work here? - Have you been working here for a long time? go (drive) I'm going to Berlin tomorrow. - I'm going to Berlin tomorrow. do you know how to ride a bike? - Can you ride a bike? can you ride a bike? - We're having lunch now. Iss the apple! - Eat an apple! trinken (to drink) I trinke gerne Tee. - I like to drink tea. The man drinks beer. schlafen (to sleep) I schlafe nicht gut. - I don't sleep well. (I don't sleep well). The baby is sleeping. - The baby is already sleeping. leben (to live) I live in Germany. - I live in Germany. Do you still live in the same apartment?