German · word
haben
have
/ˈhaːbn̩/verb
Meanings
- verb · A1
To own, possess, or experience something.
Wir haben heute viel Zeit für einen Spaziergang.
- auxiliary · A1
Used as an auxiliary verb with a past participle to form perfect tenses.
Sie haben gestern den ganzen Tag gearbeitet.
Appears in 20 scenarios
Greet a colleagueSay good morning to your coworker and ask how they are. Ask for a different sizeAsk the store clerk for a shirt in a larger size. Ask for the Wi-Fi passwordAsk the barista for the network code to get online. Book a table in personWalk inside and ask the host for a table for two. Buy painkillersAsk the pharmacist for headache medicine. Check in at a hotelGive your name to the receptionist to claim your reservation.
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