Akkusativ or Dativ? Flashcards by Thal Ruthenium

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begrüßen – to greet (hat begrüßt)

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bitten – to request (hat gebeten)

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es gibt – there is /are

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finden – to find (hat gefunden)

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haben – to have (hat gehabt)

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lesen – to read (hat gelesen)

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suchen – to search (hat gesucht)

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vergessen – to forget (hat vergessen)

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an/rufen – to call up (hat angerufen)

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mögen – to like

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kosten – to cost (hat gekostet)

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besuchen – to visit (hat besucht)

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brauchen – to need (hat gebraucht)

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essen- to eat (hat gegessen)

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fragen – to ask (hat gefragt)

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kennen – to know (hat gekannt)

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sehen – to see (hat gesehen)

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trinken – to drink (hat getrunken)

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erwarten – to expect (hat erwartet)

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ein/laden – to invite (hat eingeladen)

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Akkusativ

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ab/holen – to fetch (hat abgeholt)

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Akkusativ

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nehmen – to take (hat genommen)

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Akkusativ

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antworten: to answer (hat geantwortet)

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Dativ

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helfen: to help (hat geholfen)

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Dativ

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dienen: to serve (hat gedient)

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Dativ

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folgen: to follow (hat gefolgt)

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Dativ

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glauben: to believe (hat geglaubt)

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Dativ

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gehören: to belong to (hat gehört)

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Dativ

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danken: to thank (hat gedankt)

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Dativ

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fehlen: to miss (hat gefehlt)

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Dativ

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gefallen: to be liked by (hat gefallen)

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Dativ

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gratulieren: to congratulate (hat gratuliert)

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Dativ

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passieren: to happen (hat passiert)

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Dativ

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nutzen: to be useful (hat genutzt)

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Dativ

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passen: to fit (hat gepasst)

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Dativ

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stehen: to suit (ist gestanden*)

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Dativ

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reichen: to be enough (hat gereicht)

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schaden: to damage (hat geschadet)

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schmecken: to taste (hat geschmeckt)

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Dativ

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vertrauen: to trust (hat vertraut)

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Dativ

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verzeihen: to forgive (hat verziehen)

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Dativ

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weh/tun: to pain/hurt (hat wehgetan)

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Dativ

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zu/hören: to listen to (hat zugehört

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sagen – to say to (hat gesagt)

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Dativ