bedanken

A2

thank

English meaning
thank
Vocabulary package
Apologies & Thanks

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bedanken in a sentence

Ich möchte mich noch einmal sehr herzlich für Ihre Hilfe bedanken.

I would like to thank you once more very sincerely for your help.

Conjugation of bedanken

ichbedanke
dubedankst
er/sie/esbedankt
wirbedanken
ihrbedankt
sie/Siebedanken
Simple past (er/sie/es)
bedankte
Perfect
hat bedankt

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Questions about bedanken

How do you conjugate bedanken?

Present tense: bedanke, bedankst, bedankt, bedanken, bedankt, bedanken. Simple past: bedankte. Perfect: hat bedankt.

What does bedanken mean in English?

bedanken means "thank". For example: "Ich möchte mich noch einmal sehr herzlich für Ihre Hilfe bedanken." — "I would like to thank you once more very sincerely for your help."

What level is bedanken in German?

bedanken is a A2 word — a2 — elementary. It belongs to the apologies & thanks vocabulary.

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