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What is the difference between Haben and Sein ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Haben = to have
Sein = to be
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- Dutch
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- German Near fluent
- German
haben - to have
sein - to be
ich habe Geschwister (I have siblings)
ich bin glücklich (I am happy)
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- German
I habe ein Auto. (to have or own something)
Ich bin traurig. (to be)
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