- "Haben" is a regular verb.
- "Haben" means "to have".
- "Sein" is an irregular verb.
- "Sein" means "to be".
- Both "haben" and "sein" is the most used German words.
- "Haben" is used in some German expression for expression that translates into "to be" (alright, I am confused here).
- For example, "Ich habe Hunger." means "I am hungry".
- In that example "haben" is used instead of "sein". If "sein" is used the sentence would be "Ich bin hunger.".
- However, Google Translate translates different thing. English's "I am hungry." translates into "Ich bin hungrig".
- I am not sure where the word "hungrig" comes from.
- Table of possible form of "haben".
- Table of possible form of "sein".