I see in German 🇩🇪

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Tips to Remember the German Word “Ich sehe”:
“Sehen” is the infinitive form of the verb that means “to see” in English. To remember “ich sehe,” you could associate the word “sehen” with the English word “see,” as they sound somewhat similar. Also, the personal pronoun “ich” means “I,” which is simple and straightforward in most contexts in English and German.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
Other words that also mean “to see” or are related to vision in German include:
– “blicken” (to look)
– “schauen” (to look, to watch)
– “beobachten” (to observe)
– “erkennen” (to recognize, to discern)

Conjugations of “Sehen”:
– Infinitive: sehen (to see)
– Present Tense:
– ich sehe (I see)
– du siehst (you see, informal singular)
– er/sie/es sieht (he/she/it sees)
– wir sehen (we see)
– ihr seht (you see, informal plural)
– Sie sehen (you see, formal singular and plural)
– sie sehen (they see)
– Simple Past Tense (Imperfekt):
– ich sah (I saw)
– Past Participle (used in Perfect Tense):
– gesehen (seen)
– Future Tense:
– ich werde sehen (I will see)

Example Sentences Using “Ich sehe”:
– Ich sehe den Vogel im Baum. (I see the bird in the tree.)
– Ich sehe, was du meinst. (I see what you mean.)
– Siehst du das Licht? – Ja, ich sehe es. (Do you see the light? – Yes, I see it.)
– Ich sah ihn gestern. (I saw him yesterday.)
– Morgen werde ich ihn wahrscheinlich sehen. (Tomorrow I will probably see him.)

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