vermissen
A1#541Hear it
verb
- to missto feel the absence of someone or something
- to have something missing
Forms
Present
| I | vermisse |
|---|---|
| you | vermisst |
| he, she, it | vermisst |
| we | vermissen |
| you (plural) | vermisst |
| they | vermissen |
Preterite
| I | vermisste |
|---|---|
| you | vermisstest |
| he, she, it | vermisste |
| we | vermissten |
| you (plural) | vermisstet |
| they | vermissten |
Subjunctive I
| I | vermisse |
|---|---|
| you | vermissest |
| he, she, it | vermisse |
| we | vermissen |
| you (plural) | vermisset |
| they | vermissen |
Subjunctive II
| I | vermisste |
|---|---|
| you | vermisstest |
| he, she, it | vermisste |
| we | vermissten |
| you (plural) | vermisstet |
| they | vermissten |
Imperative
| you | vermiss / vermisse |
|---|---|
| you (plural) | vermisst |
Other forms
| infinitive | vermissen |
|---|---|
| past participle | vermisst |
| present participle | vermissend |
Used in the library
- Ich vermisse meine Freundin.I miss my girlfriend.A1Denken und Fühlen — Thinking and feeling (A1)
- Ich erkenne ihn nicht, aber ich vermisse ihn.I don't recognise him, but I miss him.A1Noch einmal, bitte (2) — Once more, please (2) (A1)
- „Ja, leider. Ich vermisse ihn schon jetzt.""Yes, unfortunately. I miss him already."A1Ein Abend mit Lena — An evening with Lena (A1)
- Deutsche im Ausland vermissen das Brot mehr als das Wetter.Germans abroad miss the bread more than the weather.A2Bread and the bakery — Brot und Bäckerei