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bringen to bring, to fetch, to take, to convey, to bear; to bring, to lead, to guide, to accompany

bringen is the #146 most common word in German, a verb. It means “to bring, to fetch, to take, to convey, to bear; to bring, to lead, to guide, to accompany” and is pronounced /ˈbrɪŋən/.

#146frequency rank
0.05%of everyday German text
Level 1Beginner 1

Forms of bringen

FormWhat it isMeaning
bringthe/she · presenthe/she brings
brachtepastbrought
gebrachtpast participlebrought
brächtesubjunctive pastbrought
habenauxiliary verb
bringeninfinitiveto bring
bringend-ing formbringing
bringeI · presentI bring
bringenwe · presentwe bring
bringeI · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) I bring
bringenwe · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) we bring
bringstyou · presentyou bring
bringtyou (pl.) · presentyou (pl.) bring
bringestyou · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) you bring
bringetyou (pl.) · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) you (pl.) bring
bringenthey · presentthey bring
bringehe/she · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) he/she bring
bringenthey · subjunctive I (reported)(reportedly) they bring
brachteI · pastI brought
brachtenwe · pastwe brought
brächteI · subjunctive II (would / if)I would bring
brächtenwe · subjunctive II (would / if)we would bring
brachtestyou · pastyou brought
brachtetyou (pl.) · pastyou (pl.) brought
brächtestyou · subjunctive II (would / if)you would bring
brächtetyou (pl.) · subjunctive II (would / if)you (pl.) would bring
brachtehe/she · pasthe/she brought
brachtenthey · pastthey brought
brächtehe/she · subjunctive II (would / if)he/she would bring
brächtenthey · subjunctive II (would / if)they would bring
bringyou · commandbring!
bringeyou · commandbring!
bringtyou (pl.) · commandbring! (to several)

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