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No. 7,438 in German

getir

"Getir" is not a German word; it is Turkish and means "bring."

In a sentence

  • Könntest du mir bitte ein Glas Wasser bringen?

    Could you please bring me a glass of water?

    In this sentence, "bringen" (to bring) is used to express the action of fetching or delivering something to someone.

  • Ich werde das Paket morgen zu dir bringen.

    I will bring the package to you tomorrow.

    Here, "bringen" illustrates the future action of delivering an item to the recipient's location.

  • Ich muss das Auto in die Werkstatt bringen.

    I need to bring the car to the workshop.

    This instance shows "bringen" in the context of moving an object to a designated place for a specific purpose.

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