Laura Bennett

‘Möchten’ conjugations translate to ‘I would like to, etc.’ The infinitive verb ‘möchten’ (to ‘would like’ in English) is one of the very first German verbs you should learn.

‘Möchten’ is a common German verb that you’ll need to use in various tenses and moods in order to communicate in everyday spoken & written German.

‘Dürfen’ conjugations translate to ‘I may/ have permission to, etc.’ The infinitive verb ‘dürfen’ (‘may’ in English) is one of the very first German verbs you should learn.

‘Dürfen’ is a common German verb that you’ll need to use in various tenses and moods in order to communicate in everyday spoken & written German.

‘Sollen’ conjugations translate to ‘I should / should have, etc.’ The infinitive verb ‘sollen’ (‘should’ in English) is one of the very first German verbs you should learn.

‘Sollen’ is a common German verb that you’ll need to use in various tenses and moods in order to communicate in everyday spoken & written German.

‘Schreiben’ conjugations translate to ‘I write / wrote / will write, etc.’ The infinitive verb ‘schreiben’ (‘to write’ in English) is one of the very first German verbs you should learn.

‘Schreiben’ is a common German verb that you’ll need to use in various tenses and moods in order to communicate in everyday spoken & written German.

‘Fahren’ conjugations translate to ‘I drive / drove / will drive, etc.’ The infinitive verb ‘fahren’ (‘to drive’ in English) is one of the very first German verbs you should learn.

‘Fahren’ is a common German verb that you’ll need to use in various tenses and moods in order to communicate in everyday spoken & written German.

‘Mögen’ conjugations translate to ‘I like/ liked / will like etc.’ The infinitive verb ‘mögen’ (‘to like’ in English) is one of the very first German verbs you should learn.

‘Mögen’ is a common German verb that you’ll need to use in various tenses and moods in order to communicate in everyday spoken & written German.

‘Wollen’ conjugations translate to ‘I want / wanted/ will want, etc.’ The infinitive verb ‘wollen’ (‘to want’ in English) is one of the very first German verbs you should learn.

‘Wollen’ is a common German verb that you’ll need to use in various tenses and moods in order to communicate in everyday spoken & written German.

‘Müssen’ conjugations translate to ‘I must / need to etc.’ The infinitive verb ‘müssen’ (‘to need to’ in English) is one of the very first German verbs you should learn.

‘Müssen’ is a common German verb that you’ll need to use in various tenses and moods in order to communicate in everyday spoken & written German.

‘Geben’ conjugations translate to ‘I give / gave / will give, etc.’ The infinitive verb ‘geben’ (‘to give’ in English) is one of the very first German verbs you should learn.

‘Geben’ is a common German verb that you’ll need to use in various tenses and moods in order to communicate in everyday spoken & written German.

‘Essen’ conjugations translate to ‘I eat /ate/ will eat, etc.’ The infinitive verb ‘essen’ (‘to eat’ in English) is one of the very first German verbs you should learn.

‘Essen’ is a common German verb that you’ll need to use in various tenses and moods in order to communicate in everyday spoken & written German.