German Verbs Explained Simply
German verbs look harder than they are. If you learn infinitive, present tense, and one past pattern, you can already build a lot of useful sentences.
Simple explanation
Short sections, short paragraphs, clear takeaways.
Every verb starts with an infinitive like lernen, machen, or gehen.
In daily conversation, present tense matters first: ich lerne, du lernst, wir lernen.
Strong and separable verbs need extra attention, but most beginners only need to recognize the pattern and review it repeatedly.
German examples
Each example includes English and Bangla support.
Ich lerne Deutsch jeden Morgen.
EN: I study German every morning.
BN: আমি প্রতিদিন সকালে জার্মান পড়ি।
Der Zug fährt um acht Uhr ab.
EN: The train departs at eight o’clock.
BN: ট্রেনটি আটটায় ছেড়ে যায়।
Bangla explanation
The same concept, explained in simpler Bangla-focused terms.
Verb মানে কাজ বোঝানো শব্দ। যেমন lernen = শেখা, gehen = যাওয়া।
প্রথমে সব tense শিখতে হবে না। Present tense আর খুব সাধারণ past pattern আগে ধরুন।
যে verb বারবার দেখা যায়, সেটাই আগে শিখুন।
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