08-04-2025, 06:26 AM
In addition to learning how to tell time in German, it’s also important to understand verbs that are commonly used to describe actions related to time. Some of these verbs include “beginnen” (to begin), “enden” (to end), “verbringen” (to spend), and “warten” (to wait). For example:
Understanding these verbs in conjunction with time in German allows you to talk about when actions start or end and how long they take. You can discuss events, schedules, and time management much more effectively by incorporating these verbs into your sentences. For instance, you might say:
Mastering time-related verbs will enhance your ability to express time in German more naturally and will deepen your understanding of how Germans talk about time and activities.
- “Wann beginnt der Film?” (When does the movie begin?)
- “Der Zug endet um fünf Uhr.” (The train ends at 5 o'clock.)
- “Wie hast du das Wochenende verbracht?” (How did you spend the weekend?)
Understanding these verbs in conjunction with time in German allows you to talk about when actions start or end and how long they take. You can discuss events, schedules, and time management much more effectively by incorporating these verbs into your sentences. For instance, you might say:
- “Ich verbringe viel Zeit mit meinen Freunden.” (I spend a lot of time with my friends.)
- “Ich muss bis acht Uhr warten.” (I have to wait until 8 o'clock.)
Mastering time-related verbs will enhance your ability to express time in German more naturally and will deepen your understanding of how Germans talk about time and activities.