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sein (to be, ich)
ich bin
haben (to have, ich)
ich habe
buchstabieren (to spell, ich)
ich buchstabiere
heiBen (to be called, ich)
ich heiBe
sein (wir)
wir sind
sein (du)
du bist
sein (Sie)
Sie sind
sein (es/er/sie)
es/er/sie ist
sein (sie)
sie sind
haben (wir)
wir haben
haben (du)
du habst
haben (Sie)
Sie haben
haben (es/er/sie)
es/er/sie haben
haben (sie)
sie haben
buchstabieren (wir)
wir buchstabieren
buchstabieren (du)
du buchstabierst
buchstabieren (Sie)
Sie buchstabieren
buchstabieren (es/er/sie)
es/er/sie buchstabieren
buchstabieren (sie)
sie buchstabieren
hieBen (wir)
wir heiBen
heiBen (du)
du heiBt
heiBen (Sie)
Sie heiBen
hieBen (es/er/sie)
es/er/sie heiBen
hieBen (sie)
sie heiBen