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German verb · CEFR A1

feiern

Meaning in English: to celebrate, to party

Rank 1,281 of 5,000verbLevel A14 forms in the list
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Example

Am Samstag feiern wir meinen Geburtstag.

On Saturday we're celebrating my birthday.

Forms of feiern in the top 5,000

German verbs change their ending with the person and tense, and each form is counted on its own. These forms of feiern are also in the top 5,000:

gefeiert#1,853
celebratedA1

Wir haben bis zwei Uhr gefeiert.
We partied until two o'clock.

feiert#2,164
celebratesA1

Meine Oma feiert morgen ihren Achtzigsten.
My grandma is celebrating her eightieth tomorrow.

feierte#3,121
celebratedA2

Sie feierte ihren Geburtstag im Garten.
She celebrated her birthday in the garden.

How common is feiern?

feiern is number 1,281 of the 5,000 most common German words. In the texts the list is counted from it appears 71 times per million words — about once every 14,000 words.

Know every word down to this one and you recognise about 67% of the words in an ordinary German text. A1 means a beginner word, usually met in the first weeks of learning.

Next to it in the frequency list

  1. 1,277der HerrMr, gentleman, lord
  2. 1,278erstellento create, to draw up
  3. 1,279berichtento report, to tell
  4. 1,280privatenprivate
  5. 1,281feiernto celebrate, to party
  6. 1,282Augeneyes
  7. 1,283die Listelist
  8. 1,284der Momentmoment
  9. 1,285schnellerfaster, quicker

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