glauben

A1

believe, think

English meaning
believe, think
Vocabulary package
Opinions & Arguments

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glauben in a sentence

Sie können mir glauben, es ist so.

You can believe me, it is true.

Conjugation of glauben

ichglaube
duglaubst
er/sie/esglaubt
wirglauben
ihrglaubt
sie/Sieglauben
Simple past (er/sie/es)
glaubte
Perfect
hat geglaubt

Where glauben comes from

mittelhochdeutsch gelouben, althochdeutsch gilouben, ursprünglich = für lieb halten; gutheißen; zu lieb

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How do you conjugate glauben?

Present tense: ich glaube, du glaubst, er glaubt, wir glauben, ihr glaubt, sie glauben. Simple past: glaubte. Perfect: hat geglaubt.

What does glauben mean in English?

glauben means "believe, think". For example: "Sie können mir glauben, es ist so." — "You can believe me, it is true."

What level is glauben in German?

glauben is a A1 word — a1 — beginner. It belongs to the opinions & arguments vocabulary.

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