Basic German Verbs for A1 Learners
A1 learners should master a small group of high-frequency verbs first: sein, haben, gehen, kommen, machen, lernen, sprechen, essen, trinken, and wohnen.
Simple explanation
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German verbs change with the subject. For example: ich lerne, du lernst, er lernt.
At A1, you do not need every tense. Start with present tense.
The best practice is to make short personal sentences.
German examples
Each example includes English and Bangla support.
Ich wohne in Dhaka.
EN: I live in Dhaka.
BN: আমি ঢাকায় থাকি।
Du lernst Deutsch.
EN: You learn German.
BN: তুমি জার্মান শিখো।
Sie spricht Englisch und Bangla.
EN: She speaks English and Bangla.
BN: সে ইংরেজি এবং বাংলা বলে।
Bangla explanation
The same concept, explained in simpler Bangla-focused terms.
German verb subject অনুযায়ী বদলায়। তাই শুধু lernen নয়, ich lerne / du lernst / er lernt শিখুন।
A1 level-এ present tense দিয়ে শুরু করলেই যথেষ্ট।
নিজের জীবন নিয়ে sentence বানালে verb দ্রুত মনে থাকে।
Related guides
Internal links that keep the learning flow connected.
German Verbs Explained Simply
Learn how German verbs work with simple tense patterns, beginner examples, and Bangla-friendly explanations.
German Modal Verbs for Beginners
Learn how modal verbs work in beginner German, what they mean, and how to use them in everyday sentences.
German A1 Roadmap (EN + BN)
A short, practical roadmap for German A1 learners with English and Bangla support, weekly focus areas, and action steps.