Learn German Conjugation in Malayalam ( Free Course )

Skills You’ll Learn

Basics of German Verb Conjugation
German Tense Proficiency
German Pronunciation & Sentence Structure

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Requirements

No Prior German Needed! Basic English or Malayalam Understanding Willingness to Practice

German Conjugation

Introduction to German Conjugation

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German Conjugation of Irregular Verbs

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    How many conjugations are there in German?
    In German, verbs are conjugated based on four key factors: Person (I, you, he/she, we, etc.) Number (singular/plural) Tense (present, past, future, etc.) Mood (indicative, subjunctive, imperative)
    Is German conjugation hard?
    German conjugation is moderately challenging but manageable with practice. Key points: Regular Verbs follow predictable patterns: spielen (to play) → ich spiele, du spielst, er/sie spielt Irregular Verbs require memorization (like English): sein (to be) → ich bin, du bist, er/sie ist Fewer Tenses Than English – German mainly uses: Present (ich mache), Past (ich machte), Perfect (ich habe gemacht)