She finds(thinks) in German 🇩🇪

sie findet info.

Tips to remember the German word “sie findet”:
– Try associating the word with something memorable or create mental images related to the meaning of the word.
– Practice using mnemonic techniques, such as creating rhymes or making flashcards with the word and its meaning.
– Regularly review and reinforce your vocabulary by using the word in different contexts or sentences.

Explanations:
“Sie findet” in German translates to “she finds” in English. The verb “finden” means to discover or locate something or someone.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Sie entdeckt” (she discovers)
– “Sie ortet” (she locates)
– “Sie entdeckt” (she uncovers)

Conjugations:
– Present tense: “sie findet” (she finds)
– Past tense: “sie fand” (she found)
– Future tense: “sie wird finden” (she will find)
– Present perfect tense: “sie hat gefunden” (she has found)
– Past perfect tense: “sie hatte gefunden” (she had found)
– Future perfect tense: “sie wird gefunden haben” (she will have found)

Examples of sentences:
1. Sie findet ihre Schlüssel nicht. (She can’t find her keys.)
2. Sie findet die neue Stadt sehr schön. (She finds the new city very beautiful.)
3. Sie hat gestern ihr Buch gefunden. (She found her book yesterday.)
4. Sie wird morgen eine Lösung finden. (She will find a solution tomorrow.)

Note: The verb “finden” is a regular verb in German, following the standard conjugation rules for regular verbs. The pronoun “sie” corresponds to the third-person singular form, which is used when referring to “she” in German.

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sie findet info.

tips to remember the German word:
– Think of “sie findet” as someone “finding” something, which can help you remember its meaning and the verb form.

explanations:
– “Sie findet” is the third person singular form of the verb “finden” in German.
– It means “she finds” or “she thinks” depending on the context.
– The verb “finden” generally refers to the action of finding something, but it can also be used to express someone’s opinion or thoughts.

other words that mean the same thing:
– If you are referring to finding something, you can also use the word “entdecken” (discover) as an alternative.
– If you are referring to someone’s opinion or thoughts, other words that can be used are “glauben” (believe), “denken” (think), or “meinen” (assume).

conjugations of “finden”:
– Present tense:
– ich finde (I find)
– du findest (you find)
– er/sie/es findet (he/she/it finds)
– wir finden (we find)
– ihr findet (you find)
– sie finden (they find)

– Past tense:
– ich fand (I found)
– du fandest (you found)
– er/sie/es fand (he/she/it found)
– wir fanden (we found)
– ihr fandet (you found)
– sie fanden (they found)

– Future tense (use of auxiliary verb “werden” + infinitive):
– ich werde finden (I will find)
– du wirst finden (you will find)
– er/sie/es wird finden (he/she/it will find)
– wir werden finden (we will find)
– ihr werdet finden (you will find)
– sie werden finden (they will find)

examples of sentences:
– Sie findet ihr Buch in der Bibliothek. (She finds her book in the library.)
– Meine Mutter findet den Film langweilig. (My mother thinks the movie is boring.)
– Er findet es schwierig, Deutsch zu lernen. (He finds it difficult to learn German.)

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