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Tips to remember the German word “erschien”:
– Associate “erschien” with the English word “appeared.” The similarity in spelling and pronunciation can help you remember its meaning.
– Break down the word “erschien” into two parts: “er-” and “schien.” “Er” can be associated with “erste,” which means “first” or “initial.” “Schien” sounds similar to “shine,” so you can think of someone appearing as if they are shining.
– Create mnemonic devices or visual images to associate with the word “erschien.”

Explanations:
“Erschien” is the past tense form of the verb “erscheinen,” which translates to “to appear” in English. It is commonly used to describe the action of someone or something showing up or making an appearance. The word “erschien” is primarily used in a written context.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Erschienene: This is the plural form of “erschien” and means “appeared” or “have appeared.”
– Erscheinen: This is the infinitive form of the verb and means “to appear.”

Alternate meanings or slang:
There are no alternative meanings or slang associated with “erschien.”

Examples of sentences using “erschien”:
1. Der Schauspieler erschien pünktlich zur Premiere. (The actor appeared on time for the premiere.)
2. Plötzlich erschien ein heller Lichtstrahl am Himmel. (Suddenly, a bright beam of light appeared in the sky.)
3. Er erschien in einem eleganten Anzug. (He appeared in an elegant suit.)
4. Das Buch erschien vor zwei Jahren. (The book appeared two years ago.)
5. Sie erschien wie aus dem Nichts. (She appeared out of nowhere.)

Note: Keep practicing the usage of “erschien” in different sentences to familiarize yourself with its correct context.

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