Question

Що таке в німецькій мові Hatte і Hatten

Answer 1

Hatte - было
Hatten - иметь

Answer 2

Hatte and Hatten in German Language

In German, "hatte" and "hatten" are both forms of the verb "haben," which means "to have" in English. They are used in different contexts based on the subject of the sentence and the tense being used.

- Hatte is the past tense form of "haben" used with the singular pronouns "ich" (I) and "er/sie/es" (he/she/it). - Hatten is the past tense form of "haben" used with the plural pronouns "wir" (we), "ihr" (you, plural), and "sie/Sie" (they/you, formal).

For example: - "Ich hatte" means "I had". - "Wir hatten" means "We had".

These forms are used to express past actions or states of having something in German.

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