To prohibit/forbid in German 🇩🇪

verbieten info.

Tips to remember the German word “verbieten”:
– Think of the English word “forbid,” as it has a similar meaning and pronunciation to “verbieten.”
– Break down the word “verbieten” into smaller parts: “ver-” (meaning “to”) and “bieten” (meaning “offer”). So, “verbieten” could be understood as “to not offer” or “to refuse.”
– Create associations or images in your mind that help you remember the word. For example, you can visualize someone offering something and then a big red “X” appearing to indicate it is forbidden.

Explanations:
“Verbieten” is a verb in German that means “to prohibit” or “to forbid.” It is commonly used to express the act of disallowing someone from doing something or prohibiting certain actions or behaviors.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– untersagen
– untersagen
– untersagen
– behindern

Conjugations:
Infinitive: verbieten
Present tense:
– Ich verbiete (I prohibit)
– Du verbietest (You prohibit)
– Er/sie/es verbietet (He/she/it prohibits)
– Wir verbieten (We prohibit)
– Ihr verbietet (You [plural] prohibit)
– Sie verbieten (They/You [formal] prohibit)

Examples:
1. Die Eltern verbieten ihren Kindern, Süßigkeiten vor dem Abendessen zu essen. (The parents prohibit their children from eating sweets before dinner.)
2. Der Lehrer verbot den Schülern, Handys während des Unterrichts zu benutzen. (The teacher forbade the students from using cellphones during class.)
3. Das Schild verbietet das Rauchen auf dem Gelände. (The sign prohibits smoking on the premises.)
4. Die Regierung hat den Verkauf von Plastiktüten verboten. (The government has banned the sale of plastic bags.)

Please note that the verb “verbieten” is regular and follows the standard conjugation patterns in German.

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