German Lesen Conjugation How It S Used Examples And More The conjugation of the verb lesen (read, read to oneself) is irregular. basic forms are liest, las and hat gelesen. the stem vowels are e a e. the auxiliary verb of lesen is haben. verb lesen can be used reflexivly. the flection is in active and the use as main. for a better understanding, countless examples of the verb lesen are available. I offer german language lessons for a1, a2, b1, b2 level and they include everything you need: grammar, speaking, listening audio, reading, writing and for some fun: games and role plays 🙂 this is ideal for students who want actively participate and speak more, learn new words and exercise the grammar.
Present German Sich Lesen All Forms Of Verb Rules Examples Present of german verb lesen. the conjugation of lesen (read, read to oneself) in the present tense is: ich lese, du liest, er liest, wir lesen, ihr lest, sie lesen. for this purpose, the endings e, t, t, en, t, en are appended to the stem les.as an irregular verb in the 2nd and 3rd person singular the changed present stem lies is used. We read. they read. ‘lesen’ in german is ‘to read’ in english. and in the present tense, we have two possible conjugations: ‘read’, and ‘reads’. in the case of ‘read’, it is recycled –that is, it’s used with multiple different pronouns (i.e. i, you, we, they). it’s only he she it that uses its own unique conjugation. The present tense also called the simple present (präsens) is used to talk about the present and future in german. we can translate it into one of three english tenses: the simple present, present progressive and future with will or going to. it is the most commonly used tense in the german language. learn the grammar rules, how to conjugate. Now, let’s look at how to do the lesen conjugation in present tense. singular. ich lese. i read. i am reading. du l ie st. you read. you are reading. er sie es l ie st. he she it reads is reading. notice how in the second and third person of the singular form, the vowel “ e ” is replaced by “ ie ”.
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