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13 Dec 2018
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English (US)
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German
Question about German
Please show me example sentences with Gegessen . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with Gegessen . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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- German
- English (UK)
- "Ich habe gegessen." (I ate.)
- "Hast du (schon) gegessen?" (Have you eaten (yet?))
- "Er hat zu Abend gegessen." (He ate dinner.)
- "Hast du meinen Kuchen gegessen?" (Did you eat my cake?)
- "Nein, ich habe deinen Kuchen nicht gegessen." (No, I didn't eat your cake.)
- "Was hast du gegessen?" (What did you eat?)
In case you don't know yet: "gegessen" is "essen" (to eat) conjugated in the most commonly used past tense in German, the "present tense". We use it daily.
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