genießen

B1

to enjoy

English meaning
to enjoy
Vocabulary package
Hobbies & Pastimes

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genießen in a sentence

Er kann das Essen leider nicht genießen, weil es zu scharf ist.

Unfortunately he can't enjoy the food because it's too spicy.

Conjugation of genießen

ichgenieße
dugenießt
er/sie/esgenießt
wirgenießen
ihrgenießt
sie/Siegenießen
Simple past (er/sie/es)
genoss
Perfect
hat genossen

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Questions about genießen

How do you conjugate genießen?

Present tense: genieße, genießt, genießt, genießen, genießt, genießen. Simple past: genoss. Perfect: hat genossen.

What does genießen mean in English?

genießen means "to enjoy". For example: "Er kann das Essen leider nicht genießen, weil es zu scharf ist." — "Unfortunately he can't enjoy the food because it's too spicy."

What level is genießen in German?

genießen is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the hobbies & pastimes vocabulary.

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