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Conjugation of mieten in German

mietento rent, to leaseregular

Präsenspresent

Actions happening now or habitually.

du~~mietst~~mietestThe verb stem ends in -t, so the -e- is kept before the -st ending: mietest.
er/sie/es~~miet~~mietetIn the 3rd person singular, the present tense needs -t: mietet.

Completed actions in the past.

du~~miette~~mietetestThis is a regular weak verb, so the past is formed with -ete-, not with a doubled consonant.

Past actions with a bearing on the present.

ich~~bin gemietet~~habe gemietetThis verb normally takes haben in the perfect, not sein.

Actions that will happen.

ich~~ich werde gemieten~~werde mietenUse the infinitive after werden: ich werde mieten.

Hypothetical situations and polite requests.

du~~miettest~~mietetestThe subjunctive II form is identical to the simple past for this regular verb: mietetest.

Commands and requests.

Is mieten a regular verb?

Yes — mieten is a regular German verb, so it follows the standard endings for its group.

What does mieten mean?

mieten is a German verb meaning "to rent, to lease".