{"id":1340,"date":"2024-03-11T09:28:04","date_gmt":"2024-03-11T09:28:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.lingotop.com\/?p=1340"},"modified":"2024-04-17T13:02:01","modified_gmt":"2024-04-17T13:02:01","slug":"gehen-bojning-tysk","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.lingotop.com\/da\/gehen-conjugation-german","title":{"rendered":"\"Gehen\" - B\u00f8jning af det tyske verbum"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Tyske verber kan v\u00e6re ret komplekse, is\u00e6r n\u00e5r det g\u00e6lder deres b\u00f8jning. Et af de verber, der gennemg\u00e5r forskellige \u00e6ndringer baseret p\u00e5 tid, stemning og person, er “gehen”<\/span>, som betyder \"at g\u00e5\" p\u00e5 engelsk. Lad os se p\u00e5, hvordan dette verbum b\u00f8jes i forskellige grammatiske tider.<\/p>\n

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Nutid<\/h2>\n

I nutid er verbet “gehen”<\/span> \u00e6ndrer sig alt efter emnet. Her er, hvordan det b\u00f8jes:<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich gehe<\/span> (jeg g\u00e5r)
\n\u2013 Du gehst<\/span> (Du g\u00e5r - uformel ental)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es geht<\/span> (Han\/hun\/det g\u00e5r)
\n\u2013 Wir gehen<\/span> (Vi g\u00e5r)
\n\u2013 Ihr geht<\/span> (Du g\u00e5r - uformel flertalsform)
\n\u2013 Sie gehen<\/span> (De g\u00e5r\/formelt g\u00e5r du)<\/p>\n

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Datid (Imperfekt\/Pr\u00e4teritum)<\/h2>\n

I datid, “gehen”<\/span> tager ogs\u00e5 forskellige former:<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich ging<\/span> (Jeg gik)
\n\u2013 Du gingst<\/span> (Du gik - uformel ental)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es ging<\/span> (Han\/hun\/det gik)
\n\u2013 Wir gingen<\/span> (Vi gik)
\n\u2013 Ihr gingt<\/span> (Du gik - uformel flertalsform)
\n\u2013 Sie gingen<\/span> (De gik\/formelt gik du)<\/p>\n

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Perfekt i nutid (Perfekt)<\/h2>\n

Perfektum p\u00e5 tysk dannes med hj\u00e6lpeverbet “haben”<\/span> (at have) eller “sein”<\/span> (at v\u00e6re) og datid participium af hovedverbet “gehen”<\/span>. For “gehen”<\/span>bruger vi “sein”<\/span>.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich bin gegangen<\/span> (Jeg er g\u00e5et)
\n\u2013 Du bist gegangen<\/span> (Du er g\u00e5et - uformel ental)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es ist gegangen<\/span> (Han\/hun\/det er g\u00e5et)
\n\u2013 Wir sind gegangen<\/span> (Vi er g\u00e5et)
\n\u2013 Ihr seid gegangen<\/span> (Du er g\u00e5et - uformel flertalsform)
\n\u2013 Sie sind gegangen<\/span> (De er g\u00e5et\/formelt er du g\u00e5et)<\/p>\n

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Pluskvamperfekt (datid)<\/h2>\n

Perfektum, ogs\u00e5 kendt som pluperfektum, dannes p\u00e5 samme m\u00e5de som nutidsperfektum, men ved hj\u00e6lp af datid. “haben”<\/span> eller “sein”<\/span> sammen med datidens participium af “gehen”<\/span>.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich war gegangen<\/span> (Jeg var g\u00e5et)
\n\u2013 Du warst gegangen<\/span> (Du var g\u00e5et - uformel ental)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es war gegangen<\/span> (Han\/hun\/det var g\u00e5et)
\n\u2013 Wir waren gegangen<\/span> (Vi var g\u00e5et)
\n\u2013 Ihr wart gegangen<\/span> (Du var g\u00e5et - uformel flertalsform)
\n\u2013 Sie waren gegangen<\/span> (De var g\u00e5et\/formelt var du g\u00e5et)<\/p>\n

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Fremtidsform (Futur I)<\/h2>\n

Fremtidsformen p\u00e5 tysk dannes med nutidsformen af “werden”<\/span> (at blive) og hovedverbets infinitiv.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich werde gehen<\/span> (Jeg vil g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Du wirst gehen<\/span> (Du vil g\u00e5 - uformel ental)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es wird gehen<\/span> (Han\/hun\/den vil g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Wir werden gehen<\/span> (Vi vil g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Ihr werdet gehen<\/span> (Du vil g\u00e5 - uformel flertalsform)
\n\u2013 Sie werden gehen<\/span> (De vil g\u00e5\/formelt vil du g\u00e5)<\/p>\n

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Betinget (Konjunktiv II)<\/h2>\n

Den betingede tid p\u00e5 tysk dannes med datid af “werden”<\/span> og hovedverbets infinitiv.<\/p>\n

\u2013 Ich w\u00fcrde gehen<\/span> (Jeg ville g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Du w\u00fcrdest gehen<\/span> (Du ville g\u00e5 - uformel ental)
\n\u2013 Er\/sie\/es w\u00fcrde gehen<\/span> (Han\/hun\/det ville g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Wir w\u00fcrden gehen<\/span> (Vi ville g\u00e5)
\n\u2013 Ihr w\u00fcrdet gehen<\/span> (Du ville g\u00e5 - uformel flertalsform)
\n\u2013 Sie w\u00fcrden gehen<\/span> (De ville g\u00e5\/formelt ville du g\u00e5)<\/p>\n

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