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Tips to remember the German word “sprechen” (to speak):
– Associate “sprechen” with “speech,” as they sound quite similar and both relate to talking.
– Think of the phrase “Ich spreche Deutsch,” which is commonly learned by beginners, meaning “I speak German.”

Explanations:
– “Ich spreche” means “I speak” in English. “Sprechen” is the infinitive form of the verb, meaning to speak or to talk.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Reden” is another German verb that can also mean “to talk” or “to speak.”
– “Sagen” means “to say” and can sometimes overlap with “sprechen” in the context of expressing something verbally.

Conjugations of “sprechen”:
– Infinitive: sprechen (to speak)
– Present tense:
– ich spreche (I speak)
– du sprichst (you speak – singular informal)
– er/sie/es spricht (he/she/it speaks)
– wir sprechen (we speak)
– ihr sprecht (you speak – plural informal)
– sie/Sie sprechen (they/you speak – formal)
– Simple past tense:
– ich sprach (I spoke)
– Perfect tense (using “haben” as the auxiliary verb):
– ich habe gesprochen (I have spoken)
– Future tense:
– ich werde sprechen (I will speak)

Examples of sentences using “sprechen”:
– Ich spreche oft mit meinen Freunden. (I often speak with my friends.)
– Du sprichst sehr gut Englisch. (You speak English very well.)
– Sie haben gestern über das Projekt gesprochen. (They talked about the project yesterday.)
– Wir werden morgen mit dem Lehrer sprechen. (We will speak with the teacher tomorrow.)

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