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No. 13,904 in German

findest

"Findest" means "find" or "think" (informally, as in giving an opinion), depending on context.

In a sentence

  • Wo findest du deinen Hut?

    Where do you find your hat?

    The verb 'findest', here in the second person singular form, is used to ask someone where they locate or identify an object (in this case, a hat).

  • Findest du diesen Film interessant?

    Do you find this movie interesting?

    The verb 'findest' is used to inquire about someone's opinion or perception of the movie's interesting qualities.

  • Ich finde es wichtig, dass du lernst.

    I find it important that you learn.

    The verb 'finde' (stem 'findest') here is used to express a personal perspective or judgment about the importance of learning.

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