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Haben Conjugation Flashcards

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What is the translation of 'ich habe'?

He has

I have (correct)

You have

We have

What does 'du hast' mean?

you have

Translate 'er hat' to English.

he has

What is the meaning of 'sie hat' (singular)?

she has Signup and view all the answers

Translate 'wir haben'.

we have Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Helga, Monika, und ich haben' mean?

Helga, Monika, and I have Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of 'ihr habt'?

y'all have Signup and view all the answers

Translate 'sie haben' (plural).

they have Signup and view all the answers

What does 'Hans und Michael haben' mean?

Hans and Michael have Signup and view all the answers

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Conjugation of "Haben" (to have) in German

"Ich habe" translates to "I have," indicating the first person singular form.
"Du hast" translates to "you have," used in informal second person singular.
"Er hat" means "he has," representing the third person singular masculine.
"Sie hat" means "she has," used for third person singular feminine.
"Wir haben" translates to "we have," indicating the first person plural form.
"Helga, Monika, und ich haben" represents "Helga, Monika, and I have," emphasizing a group including the speaker.
"Ihr habt" translates to "y'all have," used for informal second person plural.
"Sie haben" means "they have," used in third person plural.
"Hans und Michael haben" translates to "Hans and Michael have," referring specifically to two individuals in the third person plural.

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Test your knowledge of the verb 'haben' in German with these flashcards. Each card presents a different conjugation, helping you master the essentials of this important verb. Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to refresh their German skills.