No. 1,283 in German
for
The German word "for" does not exist; you might mean "für," which translates to "for" in English.
In a sentence
Ich habe ein Geschenk für dich.
I have a present for you.
The word "für" in this sentence means "for" and indicates the recipient of the action or object.
Das ist der Grund für meine Verspätung.
This is the reason for my delay.
In this sentence, "für" means "for" and conveys an attribution or association.
Für mich ist das ein wichtiger Punkt.
For me, this is an important point.
The usage of "für" in this context demonstrates the perspective or beneficiary of the statement.
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