To wrap up in German 🇩🇪

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to wrap up	auspacken

How to say “to wrap up” in German? “Auspacken”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “auspacken” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to wrap up in German like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Notice the word splits into “aus” (meaning “out”) and “packen” (“to pack”). To “unpack” something, you literally take it “out of its pack.”
• Visualize opening a present: you “pack the gift out” of the packaging.

Explanation:
• “Auspacken” is a separable prefix verb in German. It means “to unpack” or “to unbox.”
• In everyday language, it is used when you remove contents from a box, package, luggage, etc.

Synonyms:
• Entpacken – another common term for “to unpack.”
• Aufmachen – can sometimes be used in contexts where you open something, though it is more general.

Conjugations:

Infinitive: auspacken

Present Tense (Präsens):
ich packe aus
du packst aus
er/sie/es packt aus
wir packen aus
ihr packt aus
sie packen aus

Simple Past (Präteritum):
ich packte aus
du packtest aus
er/sie/es packte aus
wir packten aus
ihr packtet aus
sie packten aus

Present Perfect (Perfekt):
ich habe ausgepackt
du hast ausgepackt
er/sie/es hat ausgepackt
wir haben ausgepackt
ihr habt ausgepackt
sie haben ausgepackt

Past Perfect (Plusquamperfekt):
ich hatte ausgepackt
du hattest ausgepackt
er/sie/es hatte ausgepackt
wir hatten ausgepackt
ihr hattet ausgepackt
sie hatten ausgepackt

Future Tense (Futur I):
ich werde auspacken
du wirst auspacken
er/sie/es wird auspacken
wir werden auspacken
ihr werdet auspacken
sie werden auspacken

Example Sentences:
• Nach dem Umzug packe ich endlich alle Kisten aus.
(After the move, I am finally unpacking all the boxes.)
• Kannst du bitte das neue Smartphone auspacken?
(Can you please unpack the new smartphone?)
• Ich habe gestern meinen Geburtstag mit vielen Geschenken gefeiert und sofort angefangen, sie alle auszupacken.
(I celebrated my birthday yesterday with many gifts and immediately started unpacking them.)

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