hassen
B1to hate
- English meaning
- to hate
- CEFR level
- B1 — Intermediate
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- Anger & Frustration
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- German words with H
hassen in a sentence
Ich hasse Autofahren.
I hate driving a car.
Conjugation of hassen
ichhasse
duhasst
er/sie/eshasst
wirhassen
ihrhasst
sie/Siehassen
- Simple past (er/sie/es)
- hasste
- Perfect
- hat gehasst
Where hassen comes from
mittelhochdeutsch haʒʒen, althochdeutsch haʒʒēn, ursprünglich mit der Bedeutung „feindlich verfolgen“
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Words that go with hassen
aufregenexcite, upsetkämpfenfightverrücktcrazy, madwütendangry, furiousärgernannoy/botherauf die Palme bringento annoy someoneempörendoutrageous / scandalousdie Empörungindignation / outrage / revolt / disgustdie Entrüstungindignation / outrage / angerder Grollresentment / grudge / angerpeinigento torment / tortureprovokantprovocative
Questions about hassen
How do you conjugate hassen?
Present tense: hasse, hasst, hasst, hassen, hasst, hassen. Simple past: hasste. Perfect: hat gehasst.
What does hassen mean in English?
hassen means "to hate". For example: "Ich hasse Autofahren." — "I hate driving a car."
What level is hassen in German?
hassen is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the anger & frustration vocabulary.
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