意味
To be able to communicate in a particular language.
文化的背景
Germans often downplay their language skills. Someone saying they speak 'ein bisschen' English might actually be quite fluent. In Switzerland, 'sprechen' can refer to High German or Swiss German dialects, which are linguistically distinct. People often switch between them depending on the context. The phrase 'Wir sprechen eine Sprache' is a common idiom in corporate Germany to indicate that a team is aligned and working toward the same goal.
The 'i' Rule
Remember that 'sprechen' changes to 'sprichst' and 'spricht'. This is a common pattern for many strong German verbs.
Don't use 'reden'
If you say 'Ich rede Deutsch', Germans will understand you, but it sounds like you are currently chatting in German rather than stating you have the skill.
意味
To be able to communicate in a particular language.
The 'i' Rule
Remember that 'sprechen' changes to 'sprichst' and 'spricht'. This is a common pattern for many strong German verbs.
Don't use 'reden'
If you say 'Ich rede Deutsch', Germans will understand you, but it sounds like you are currently chatting in German rather than stating you have the skill.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of 'sprechen'.
Du _______ sehr gut Deutsch!
The second person singular (du) requires the irregular form 'sprichst'.
Which sentence is correct?
How do you ask a stranger if they speak English?
Use the formal 'Sie' and the verb 'sprechen' for strangers.
Match the person to the verb form.
1. Ich, 2. Er, 3. Wir, 4. Ihr
These are the standard present tense conjugations for 'sprechen'.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Welche Sprachen sprichst du? B: Ich ______ Polnisch und Russisch.
The first person singular form is 'spreche'.
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Languages
- • Deutsch
- • Englisch
- • Französisch
- • Spanisch
練習問題バンク
4 問題Du _______ sehr gut Deutsch!
The second person singular (du) requires the irregular form 'sprichst'.
How do you ask a stranger if they speak English?
Use the formal 'Sie' and the verb 'sprechen' for strangers.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the standard present tense conjugations for 'sprechen'.
A: Welche Sprachen sprichst du? B: Ich ______ Polnisch und Russisch.
The first person singular form is 'spreche'.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
3 問Yes, 'können' is very common in spoken German to imply 'sprechen'. It's slightly more informal.
Yes, {die|f} Sprache is always feminine. Remember: 'eine Sprache', 'die Sprache'.
Use 'ein bisschen' or 'ein wenig'. Example: 'Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch.'
関連フレーズ
Klartext sprechen
specialized formTo speak plainly/honestly
eine Sprache beherrschen
similarTo master a language
sprachlos sein
contrastTo be speechless
