To call oneself in German 🇩🇪

sich nennen info.

Tips to remember the German word “sich nennen”:

– “Sich nennen” can be broken down into two parts: “sich” meaning “oneself” and “nennen” meaning “to call” or “to name.”
– Remember that in German, the reflexive pronoun “sich” changes based on the subject. For example, “ich nenne mich” means “I call myself” while “du nennst dich” means “you call yourself.”
– To conjugate the verb “nennen” in the present tense, use the following forms:
– Ich nenne mich (I call myself)
– Du nennst dich (You call yourself)
– Er/sie/es nennt sich (He/she/it calls himself/herself/itself)
– Wir nennen uns (We call ourselves)
– Ihr nennt euch (You call yourselves)
– Sie nennen sich (They call themselves)
– In the past tense, “sich nennen” becomes “sich genannt haben” or “sich genannt sein” depending on the context.
– Here are some examples of sentences using “sich nennen”:
– Ich nenne mich Lisa. (I call myself Lisa.)
– Wie nennst du dich? (What do you call yourself?)
– Sie hat sich gestern Natalia genannt. (She called herself Natalia yesterday.)
– Wir haben uns die besten Freunde genannt. (We called ourselves the best friends.)

Note: “Sich nennen” is a reflexive verb, which means that the subject and the object are the same person or thing.

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