She knows in German 🇩🇪

sie weiß info.

Tips to Remember:
– “Sie weiß” sounds similar to “she wise” in English, which you can use as a mnemonic, linking the idea of ‘wisdom’ to ‘knowing’ something.
– The word “weiß” is the third-person singular present tense of the verb “wissen” (to know). It rhymes with “rice” in English, so you can visualize someone who “knows” how to cook rice perfectly.
– Think of the fairy tale character Snow White, whose name in German is “Schneewittchen.” The “weiß” in “Schneewittchen” means ‘white’ but pronounced the same way as “weiß” (knows), which may help you make a connection since Snow White “knows” about the evil queen’s plans in the story.

Explanations:
– “Sie weiß” means “she knows” in German and is a form of the verb “wissen.”
– “Wissen” is an irregular/strong verb in German. This means the stem vowel may change in different tenses or conjugations.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– “kennt” – This is a form of the verb “kennen,” which also means ‘to know’ in the sense of being familiar with people or places.

Conjugations of “wissen”:
– Infinitive: wissen (to know)
– Present: ich weiß, du weißt, er/sie/es weiß, wir wissen, ihr wisst, sie/Sie wissen
– Simple Past (Imperfect): ich wusste, du wusstest, er/sie/es wusste, wir wussten, ihr wusstet, sie/Sie wussten
– Present Perfect: ich habe gewusst, du hast gewusst, er/sie/es hat gewusst, wir haben gewusst, ihr habt gewusst, sie/Sie haben gewusst
– Future: ich werde wissen, du wirst wissen, er/sie/es wird wissen, wir werden wissen, ihr werdet wissen, sie/Sie werden wissen

Sentences using “sie weiß”:
– Sie weiß genau, was passiert ist. (She knows exactly what happened.)
– Glaubst du, sie weiß von unserem Plan? (Do you think she knows about our plan?)
– Sie weiß mehr, als sie zugeben will. (She knows more than she wants to admit.)

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