To create in German 🇩🇪

schaffen info.

Schaffen is a German verb that means “to create” or “to accomplish.” Here are some tips to remember the word:

– One way to remember “schaffen” is to break it down into syllables: “schaf-fen”. Think of a sheep (“Schaf”) and imagine it creating or accomplishing something.
– Another tip is to associate “schaffen” with the English word “shove.” Both words have a similar sound, and “shoving” something can be seen as an action of creating space or accomplishing a task.

Other words that have a similar meaning to “schaffen” include “erzeugen” (to generate), “erschaffen” (to create), and “vollbringen” (to accomplish).

As an infinitive verb, “schaffen” can be conjugated in various forms, depending on the tense and subject. Here are the conjugations in the present, past, and future tenses for the pronoun “ich” (I):

– Present tense: ich schaffe (I create, I accomplish)
– Past tense: ich schaffte (I created, I accomplished)
– Future tense: ich werde schaffen (I will create, I will accomplish)

Here are some example sentences using “schaffen”:

1. Ich schaffe ein neues Gemälde. (I create a new painting.)
2. Er hat es geschafft, den Marathon zu beenden. (He managed to finish the marathon.)
3. Wir werden es schaffen, das Projekt rechtzeitig abzuschließen. (We will manage to finish the project on time.)

Note: “Schaffen” can also have other meanings, such as “to manage” or “to cope.” The context of the sentence will determine its exact interpretation.

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