To see in German 🇩🇪

sehen info.

Tips to remember the German word “sehen”:
1. Associate “sehen” with the English “see” as they both start with “se.”
2. Visualize the word “see” in your head and then imagine an “h” added in the middle to transform it into “sehen.”

Explanations:
“Sehen” is the German infinitive verb meaning “to see,” used to describe the action of perceiving with the eyes.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “blicken” (to look)
– “schauen” (to look, to watch)
– “beobachten” (to observe, to watch)

Conjugations of “sehen”:
– Infinitive: sehen
– Present tense:
– ich sehe (I see)
– du siehst (you see – singular informal)
– er/sie/es sieht (he/she/it sees)
– wir sehen (we see)
– ihr seht (you see – plural informal)
– Sie sehen (you see – formal)
– sie sehen (they see)
– Simple past tense (Imperfekt):
– ich sah (I saw)
– du sahst (you saw – singular informal)
– er/sie/es sah (he/she/it saw)
– wir sahen (we saw)
– ihr saht (you saw – plural informal)
– Sie sahen (you saw – formal)
– sie sahen (they saw)
– Compound past tense (Perfekt):
– ich habe gesehen (I have seen)
– Future tense:
– ich werde sehen (I will see)

Examples of sentences using “sehen”:
– Present: Ich sehe einen Vogel im Baum. (I see a bird in the tree.)
– Simple past: Gestern sah ich einen alten Freund. (Yesterday I saw an old friend.)
– Compound past: Wir haben den Film schon gesehen. (We have already seen the movie.)
– Future: Morgen werde ich dich wiedersehen. (Tomorrow I will see you again.)

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