German · word
sind
are
/zɪnt/auxiliary
Meanings
- auxiliary · A1
Used to link a plural subject to a predicate adjective or noun describing its identity, condition, or qualities.
Die Äpfel sind sehr süß.
- auxiliary · A2
Used as an auxiliary verb with a past participle to form the conversational past tense (Perfekt) of verbs of movement or change of state.
Wir sind gestern nach Hause gefahren.
Appears in 11 scenarios
Buy fresh fruitChoose and buy some apples from a market stall. Say you feel sickLet someone know you are not feeling well today. Hail a taxiFlag down a taxi and ask if they are available. Pay the taxi driverPay your fare and ask the driver to keep the change. Ask if someone has childrenPolitely ask an acquaintance if they have any kids. Find the supermarketAsk a local for directions to the nearest grocery store.
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