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50+ Essential German Verbs Every Beginner MUST Know (With Examples + FREE PDF)



 Introduction: Why Learn Common German Verbs?

Learning German starts with verbs — they’re the building blocks of every sentence. Whether you’re preparing for Goethe A1 or just started your language journey, mastering the most-used German verbs will help you speak faster, write better, and understand more clearly. 50+ Essential German Verbs Every Beginner MUST Know (With Examples + FREE PDF) 50+ Essential German Verbs Every Beginner MUST Know (With Examples + FREE PDF) 50+ Essential German Verbs Every Beginner MUST Know (With Examples + FREE PDF) 50+ Essential German Verbs Every Beginner MUST Know (With Examples + FREE PDF)

In this blog, you’ll find:

  • 50+ essential German verbs
  • English meaning + example sentences
  • Present tense conjugation basics
  • FREE PDF for revision
    Let’s dive in! 🇩🇪
  • 50+ Essential German Verbs Every Beginner MUST Know (With Examples + FREE PDF)


📘 What Are Verbs in German?

Verbs (Verben) are action words. In German, they change according to:

  • Subject (ich, du, er/sie/es…)
  • Tense (present, past, future)
  • Formality (Sie vs. du)

Example:
🔹 Ich gehe zur Schule. (I go to school)
🔹 Er geht zur Schule. (He goes to school)

Understanding conjugation is key — don’t worry, we’ll give you examples too. 50+ Essential German Verbs Every Beginner MUST Know (With Examples + FREE PDF)


🚀 50+ Must-Know German Verbs (with Meanings & Sentences)

German Verb Meaning Example Sentence
sein to be Ich bin müde. (I am tired.)
haben to have Du hast ein Buch. (You have a book.)
gehen to go Wir gehen ins Kino. (We are going to the cinema.)
kommen to come Er kommt aus Berlin. (He comes from Berlin.)
machen to do/make Ich mache meine Hausaufgaben. (I do my homework.)
lernen to learn Sie lernt Deutsch. (She is learning German.)
sprechen to speak Kannst du Deutsch sprechen? (Can you speak German?)
essen to eat Wir essen Pizza. (We are eating pizza.)
trinken to drink Ich trinke Wasser. (I drink water.)
schlafen to sleep Sie schläft früh. (She sleeps early.)
sehen to see Ich sehe einen Film. (I see a movie.)
hören to hear Hörst du Musik? (Are you listening to music?)
schreiben to write Er schreibt einen Brief. (He is writing a letter.)
lesen to read Ich lese gern. (I like to read.)
arbeiten to work Sie arbeitet in einer Firma. (She works in a company.)
fahren to drive/go (by vehicle) Ich fahre mit dem Bus. (I go by bus.)
bleiben to stay Bleibst du zu Hause? (Are you staying home?)
bringen to bring Ich bringe das Buch. (I bring the book.)
nehmen to take Nimmst du den Zug? (Are you taking the train?)
denken to think Ich denke, das ist gut. (I think that’s good.)

⚡ Want the full list of 50+ verbs?
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🧠 Tip: Start with Present Tense

Most beginner conversations happen in the present tense. Focus on these conjugations first:

Pronoun Verb “gehen” (to go)
ich gehe
du gehst
er/sie/es geht
wir gehen
ihr geht
Sie/sie gehen


🧩 Regular vs. Irregular Verbs in German

  • Regular Verbs: Follow a predictable pattern
    (spielen → ich spiele, du spielst…)
  • Irregular Verbs: Stem changes occur
    (sehen → ich sehe, du siehst…)

Learn to recognize these early, it’ll save you time.

50+ Essential German Verbs Every Beginner MUST Know (With Examples + FREE PDF)


💡 How to Remember German Verbs

Here are 5 easy tricks to remember them:

  1. Make Flashcards (Downloadable below)
  2. Use Verbs in Sentences (Practice daily!)
  3. Watch German YouTubers or Shorts
  4. Try a verb-focused app like Duolingo or DW Learn German
  5. Quiz yourself (Coming soon on our site!)


📥 Download FREE PDF: 50+ German Verbs for Beginners

We’ve compiled the complete list in a neat printable PDF with:

  • English + German meanings
  • Usage examples
  • Mini quiz at the end

👉 Download PDF Here (No Login Needed)


✍️ Conclusion

Learning German verbs is your first real step toward fluency. Whether you’re building your vocab or improving your grammar, start with these common verbs and build from there. Print the list, use it daily, and you’ll see the results within weeks. 50+ Essential German Verbs Every Beginner MUST Know (With Examples + FREE PDF)

📥 Ready to Master German Verbs?

👉 Download the FREE PDF with all 50+ verbs, example sentences & practice tips!
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✨ Want More German Tips?

🔗 Explore our Beginner’s German Grammar Guide
🧠 Or read: How to Learn German Fast in 2025


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