German Word of the Day
bringen
BRIN-gen • verb — 2nd of Jun, 2026
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Meaning: to bring; to carry or deliver something to someone or to a place
Examples
- Kannst du mir bitte das Glas bringen?
(Can you please bring me the glass?) - Er bringt seine Kinder jeden Morgen zur Schule.
(He brings/takes his children to school every morning.) - Die Nachricht bringt gute Stimmung ins Büro.
(The news brings a good mood to the office.)
Synonyms
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Conjugation
| Person | Präsens | Präteritum |
|---|---|---|
| ich | bringe | brachte |
| du | bringst | brachtest |
| er/sie/es | bringt | brachte |
| wir | bringen | brachten |
| ihr | bringt | brachtet |
| sie/Sie | bringen | brachten |
Bringen is used to indicate carrying or delivering something to someone or somewhere. Grammatically it often takes a dative person and an accusative thing (jemandem etwas bringen — e.g., 'Kannst du mir das Buch bringen?'). It is a very common everyday verb and is used for both people and objects.
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