Search Results for: "verstehen"

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Vocabulary (4)

sich verstehen

de

To understand each other, to get along.

A2

Mediensozialisationanalyse

de

Fachbegriff aus der Medienwissenschaft, der in akademischen Kontexten von Bedeut...

C2

verstehen

de

To understand (comprehend something)

A1

konkret

de

Existing in a material or physical form; specific rather than general.

B1

Phrases (14)

nur Bahnhof verstehen

de

To understand absolutely nothing of what is being said.

A2

Im Sinne der hermeneutischen Tradition lässt sich

de

This phrase is a high-level academic way to introduce an interpretation based on...

C2

etwas verstehen

de

To comprehend the meaning of something.

A2

Sich gut verstehen.

de

To have a friendly and harmonious relationship with someone.

B1

Ich hoffe, Sie verstehen.

de

Expressing a desire for someone to comprehend a situation or one's feelings.

B1

sich blind verstehen

de

To have such a good understanding that communication is effortless and intuitive...

B1

einen Text verstehen

de

To comprehend the meaning of written material.

B1

sich (gut) verstehen mit

de

To have a good relationship or mutual understanding with someone.

B2

Sich (gut) mit jemandem verstehen

de

To have a good relationship or rapport with another person.

B2

sich auf etwas verstehen

de

To have a good understanding or ability in a particular area.

B2

sich gut verstehen mit

de

To have a harmonious relationship with someone, to be compatible.

B2

Nur Bahnhof verstehen.

de

To understand absolutely nothing, as if hearing only unintelligible station anno...

A1

sich gut verstehen

de

To have a friendly and harmonious relationship with someone.

B1

keinen Spaß verstehen

de

To be unable to appreciate jokes or lightheartedness.

B1

Grammar (20)

Doing something else: German infinitive clauses (anstatt... zu)

de

infinitive_constructions

C1

In Order To: Purpose Clauses (um... zu)

de

infinitive_constructions

C1

The 'No Ge-' Rule: Inseparable Verbs in Past Tense

de

verbs_tenses

B2

Separable Prefix Verbs: The Great Word Divorce (trennbare Verben)

de

word_order

A2

German Conjunction 'dass' (Verb-Kicker)

de

conjunctions_connectors

A2

Reporting with Style: German Konjunktiv I Strong Verbs

de

verb_moods

B2

Mastering 'überhaupt': How to say 'Even' or 'At All'

de

adjectives_adverbs

B2

German Modal Verbs: Expressing Opinions and Rumors (Subjektive Modalverben)

de

verb_moods

C1

Connecting Actions: The 'zu' + Infinitive Construction

de

infinitive_constructions

A2

German State Passive: The 'Result' Mode (Zustandspassiv)

de

verb_moods

B2

The "Ninja Passive" (Sein + Zu)

de

verb_moods

B2

Passive Replacement with `man` (Using 'one' instead of 'be done')

de

verb_moods

B2

German Modal Particles: Using `doch` like a native

de

adjectives_adverbs

C1

Explaining Why: wegen (Genitive Preposition)

de

prepositions

B2

The 'Would' Form: Konjunktiv II with 'würde'

de

verb_moods

B2

Verb Position After Conjunctions (Word Order)

de

word_order

B2

Glued Together: Separable Verbs in Subordinate Clauses

de

word_order

B1

Both... and... (sowohl... als auch)

de

conjunctions_connectors

B2

Expressing Purpose: so that / in order to (damit vs. um...zu)

de

infinitive_constructions

B1

Building the Past: haben + Partizip II (Perfekt)

de

verbs_tenses

A2
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