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Illustration of the A1 German word “bleiben”, which translates to “to stay/remain”. A cozy figure by a fireplace while a storm rages outside
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bleiben

to stay/remain

/ˈblaɪ̯bn̩/

Conjugation

Principal parts

bleiben, blieb, ist geblieben

ich bleibe
du bleibst
er/sie/es bleibt
wir bleiben
ihr bleibt
sie/Sie bleiben

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Examples — bleiben in a sentence

Ich bleibe heute Abend zu Hause.

I stay home tonight.

Bleiben Sie bitte hier!

Please stay here!

How to remember it

"Bleiben" — stay and be safe.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “dieser”, which translates to “this (demonstrative article)”. A hand pointing to a specific, unique flower in a vibrant, sunlit garden.
dieser

/ˈdiːzɐ/

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this (demonstrative article)

Examples

Dieser Tisch ist wirklich groß.

This table is really big.

Ich mag diese schöne Stadt.

I like this beautiful city.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “dir”, which translates to “you (dative, informal)”. A friendly deer gently extending its nose towards a person, offering a small wil
dir

/diːɐ̯/

you (dative, informal)

Examples

Wie geht es dir?

How are you?

Ich gebe dir das Buch.

I give you the book.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “einschlafen”, which translates to “to fall asleep”. A child wrapped in a cloud like a blanket, drifting slowly downward toward a bed of soft moonlight as tiny stars dim around them.
einschlafen

/ˈaɪ̯nˌʃlaːfn̩/

to fall asleep

Principal parts

einschlafen, schlief ein, ist eingeschlafen

ich schlafe ein
du schläfst ein
er/sie/es schläft ein
wir schlafen ein
ihr schlaft ein
sie/Sie schlafen ein

Examples

Ich schlafe schnell ein.

I fall asleep quickly.

Er schläft immer spät ein.

He always falls asleep late.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “euch”, which translates to “you all (accusative)”. A group of playful friends, laughing and lightly pinching each other's arms at a
euch

/ɔɪ̯ç/

you all (accusative)

Examples

Ich sehe euch alle.

I see you all.

Er grüßt euch von der Party.

He greets you all from the party.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “fahren”, which translates to “to drive/travel”. Oma Trude, a tiny round old woman with a silver bun, round glasses and a lilac cardigan, grips the wheel of a huge open-top car zooming down a winding road, scarf streaming behind her, grinning with wild delight.
fahren

/ˈfaːʁən/

to drive/travel

Principal parts

fahren, fuhr, ist gefahren

ich fahre
du fährst
er/sie/es fährt
wir fahren
ihr fahrt
sie/Sie fahren

Examples

Ich fahre nach Berlin.

I drive/travel to Berlin.

Er fährt ein Auto.

He drives a car.

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Illustration of the A1 German word “der Film”, which translates to “film, movie”. A giant film reel unrolling across a starry night sky, its frames glowing like windows into other worlds as a small figure watches from below.
der Film

/fɪlm/

film, movie

Examples

Wir sehen heute Abend einen Film.

We are watching a film tonight.

Der Film beginnt um neun Uhr.

The movie starts at nine o'clock.

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