Introduction to Conjugating the Verb "To Have" in Swiss German
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- Learn how to conjugate "to have" – a key verb in everyday Swiss German.
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How to say "I have a bike" in Swiss German
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Ich ha-n-es Velo.
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Ich ha
I have
du hesch
you have
er het
he has
mir hend
we have
ir hend
you have
si hend
they have
I have
du hesch
you have
er het
he has
mir hend
we have
ir hend
you have
si hend
they have
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Ich ha-n-es Velo.
I have a bike.
Du hesch keis Velo aber du hesch es Trottinett.
You have no bike, but you have a scooter.
Er het keis Trottinett aber er het es Skeitbord.
He has no scooter, but he has a skateboard.
Si het keis Skeitbord aber si het Inlineskates.
She has no Skateboard, but she has Inline-skates.
Mir hend alles, was mer bruuched, wil mer zäme teiled.
We have all we need, because we share with each other.
I have a bike.
Du hesch keis Velo aber du hesch es Trottinett.
You have no bike, but you have a scooter.
Er het keis Trottinett aber er het es Skeitbord.
He has no scooter, but he has a skateboard.
Si het keis Skeitbord aber si het Inlineskates.
She has no Skateboard, but she has Inline-skates.
Mir hend alles, was mer bruuched, wil mer zäme teiled.
We have all we need, because we share with each other.
