She spoke in German 🇩🇪

sie sprach info.

Tips to remember “sie sprach”:
– The word “sprach” comes from the German verb “sprechen” which means “to speak.” Remember that “sprach” is the simple past tense form.
– Associating “sprechen” with “speech” can help you remember the meaning, as they both relate to talking.
– Think of “sprach” as the past tense “spoke” with the ending “ach,” a typical sound in German that’s pronounced like the “ach” in “Bach.”

Explanations:
– “Sie sprach” translates to “she spoke” in English.
– “Sie” means “she” or “they,” depending on context, but here it is understood as “she” due to the verb form.
– “Sprach” is the third person singular past tense form of “sprechen.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Redete” is another German word that can mean “she spoke” in past tense, but it comes from “reden,” which is more like “to talk” rather than “to speak” formally.

Conjugations of “sprechen”:
– Infinitive: sprechen (to speak)
– Present: ich spreche, du sprichst, er/sie/es spricht, wir sprechen, ihr sprecht, sie/Sie sprechen
– Simple Past: ich sprach, du sprachst, er/sie/es sprach, wir sprachen, ihr spracht, sie/Sie sprachen
– Present Perfect: ich habe gesprochen, du hast gesprochen, er/sie/es hat gesprochen, etc.
– Future: ich werde sprechen, du wirst sprechen, er/sie/es wird sprechen, etc.
– Subjunctive II: ich spräche, du sprächest, er/sie/es spräche, etc.

Examples of sentences using “sprach”:
– “Sie sprach mit ihrem Freund über das Problem.” (She spoke with her friend about the problem.)
– “Gestern sprach sie vor der Klasse.” (Yesterday she spoke in front of the class.)
– “Als Kind sprach sie drei Sprachen fließend.” (As a child, she spoke three languages fluently.)

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