You dare/venture (plural) in German 🇩🇪

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tips to remember the German word: One way to remember the German word “ihr wagt” is by associating it with the English phrase “you dare” or “you venture” which have a similar meaning. Additionally, you can create flashcards or practice writing sentences using the word “wagt” to help solidify its meaning and conjugation in your memory.

explanations: “Ihr wagt” is the second person plural form of the verb “wagen” in German, which means “to dare” or “to venture.” In this form, it specifically addresses a group of people or individuals being referred to as “you all” or “you guys.” The verb “wagen” expresses an act of taking a risk, showing bravery, or having the courage to do something.

other words that mean the same thing: Some synonyms for “wagen” in German include “sich trauen,” which means “to dare,” or “sich etwas zutrauen,” meaning “to venture.”

conjugations: “Ihr wagt” is already in the present tense, which is used for general statements or actions happening at the moment. In other verb tenses, “wagen” conjugates as follows:

– Past tense: “ihr wagtet” (you dared/ventured)
– Simple future tense: “ihr werdet wagen” (you will dare/venture)
– Conditional tense: “ihr würdet wagen” (you would dare/venture)

examples of sentences:
– Ihr wagt es, den Mutigen zu folgen. (You dare to follow the brave ones.)
– Habt ihr jemals etwas so Gefährliches gewagt? (Have you ever dared to do something so dangerous?)
– Wenn ihr euch nicht wagt, werdet ihr nie wissen, was möglich ist. (If you don’t dare, you will never know what is possible.)

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