kümmern

A1

care for, look after

English meaning
care for, look after
Vocabulary package
Helping & Supporting

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kümmern in a sentence

Jede Mutter kümmert sich um ihre kleinen Kinder.

Every mother looks after her small children.

Conjugation of kümmern

ichkümmere
dukümmerst
er/sie/eser/sie/es kümmert
wirkümmern
ihrkümmert
sie/Siekümmern
Simple past (er/sie/es)
kümmerte
Perfect
hat gekümmert

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Questions about kümmern

How do you conjugate kümmern?

Present tense: ich kümmere, du kümmerst, er/sie/es kümmert, wir kümmern, ihr kümmert, sie kümmern. Simple past: kümmerte. Perfect: hat gekümmert.

What does kümmern mean in English?

kümmern means "care for, look after". For example: "Jede Mutter kümmert sich um ihre kleinen Kinder." — "Every mother looks after her small children."

What level is kümmern in German?

kümmern is a A1 word — a1 — beginner. It belongs to the helping & supporting vocabulary.

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